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Time has run out for workers on Extended Benefits
The drop in the unemployment rate in North Carolina is, ironically, bad news for long term unemployed workers who are struggling to return to the workforce. As we reported earlier, the lower unemployment rates in North Carolina in the last months has meant North Carolina workers no longer qualify for Extended Benefits: the last benefits program available to unemployed workers in states with high unemployment rates.
End of Extended Benefits
The North Carolina State Government has many job openings available. You can apply for these positions through the North Carolina State Government Employment website. This jobs database is not widely known. If you are quick, have the required skills and live in the right area you could bag yourself a juicy government job. Click here to access the North Carolina State Government Employment website, but before you do learn how to make the most of this new and exciting employment search website.
North Carolina’s Division of Employment Security has created a new tool to help North Carolina workers search for work: the NC JobConnector.
The NC JobConnector is an automated system that matches job openings with suitable candidates by linking job orders with job seekers that meet the minimum requirements set by employers. These requirements may include a level of education, years of experience or specific skills. Click here to visit North Carolina’s JobConnector Job Matching System. However, before you visit the website get some tips on how to make the most out of your job search and improve your chances of finding employment.