Business Opportunities | Employment Solutions
Business Opportunities | Employment Solutions
The Coronavirus, or COVID-19, has turned the world upside-down for a lot of people. However, there are resources being made available to help individuals during this difficult time.
While many employers have put their hiring on hold, companies deemed as "essential" are in dire need of hard-working individuals to fill temporary positions. Although these are mostly temporary jobs, they can help ease the financial pressures being felt as a result of this crisis.
There are links below that can lead you directly to those jobs but if you need additional assistance, we can still help. The OhioMeansJobs Lucas County center is currently closed to the public but staff is still available by phone to provide guidance and direct you to online resources to help get you ready.
Call us at 419-213-JOBS (5627) and you will be directed to someone who is able to help.
Please remember -- the staff at OhioMeansJobs Lucas County cannot correct problems with your unemployment or reset your PIN number. That must be handled by staff from the State of Ohio.
Online Resources through OhioMeansJobs Lucas County
Valuable information from moneygeek.com
How to Pay for Coronavirus Healthcare
Your Rights If You Have to Miss Work Due to Coronavirus
Resources Provided by LearnHowToBecome.com
How to Get Hired as a College Grad
Jobs Related to the Coronavirus Emergency
OhioMeansJobs.com COVID-19 Job Postings
Governor's Office of Workforce Transformation COVID-19 Jobs
Essential Jobs Posted Through the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce
Other Jobs Currently Open With Local Employers
Assistance to Restaurant and Bar Workers and Owners
Start the Road to Becoming Certified
WorkReady Lucas County Information
Resources Available Through OhioMeansJobs.com
https://jobseeker.ohiomeansjobs.monster.com/SeekerGuidepost.aspx
Resources Available Through the Toledo-Lucas County Library
https://www.toledolibrary.org/research/career-college-and-test-prep
Unemployment Information
Coronavirus-Related Claims
Workers who lose their jobs as a result of the coronavirus can enter the mass-layoff number 2000180 on their applications. However, if affected individuals have already submitted claims without this number, they do not need to add it.