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This week's question: With so many businesses still closed because of coronavirus, what jobs are available now?

Link to Census Jobs: https://2020census.gov/en/jobs.html

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In this week's episode, local workforce development professionals in Frederick County offer words of advice and encouragement to job seekers who are struggling right now. 

Additional resources are available online at www.FrederickWORKS.com.  

This week's question: "I know how important networking is to job search, especially while we’re all on quarantine. I’ve already talked to my friends and family, and even a few former colleagues. Nobody has any leads or ideas for me. What should I do now?"

Visit www.FrederickWORKS.com for additional resources and information to help you in your job search!

This week's question summarizes how many people are feeling right now:  "I am overwhelmed with anxiety. Is the Coronavirus crisis ever going to end? Will I ever get a job?"

Check out this helpful article with additional information and tips. Our website has more resources, too. 

This week's question: "How can I continue my job search when I can't even leave my house?"

The LinkedIn Connection class handout materials are available on our website: www.FrederickWORKS.com/online-resources

This week's question: How can I stay motivated to look for a job during the Coronavirus crisis? For more tips and resources, visit www.FrederickWORKS.com. 

In this week's episode, we are featuring helpful tips and encouraging advice from members of our American Job Center team in Frederick, Maryland. Visit www.FrederickWORKS.com to access additional information and resources. 

This week's question: I am a bartender who is now out of work due to the coronavirus health crisis. How do I supplement my income until I can get back to work?

Please visit www.FrederickWORKS.com/online-resources to access many of the links and suggestions mentioned in this episode.

This week's question: I’ve been out of work for two years. I was trained to do something that no one wants done now. I’m over 60, and employers don’t seem to want to hire someone my age. I’m ready to give up. What do I do?

This week's question: I’ve been out of work for two years. I was trained to do something that no one wants done now. I’m over 60, and employers don’t seem to want to hire someone my age. I’m ready to give up. What do I do?