Getting Back to Work
For Employees
Filing for Unemployment
If you become unemployed due to coronavirus (COVID-19), you should file for unemployment benefits. Eligibility will be determined on a case-by-case basis by the Connecticut Department of Labor. For more information, visit their website.
For Employers
Programs for Employers
For information about unemployment insurance, shared work, employee recruitment, tax credits and other employer issues, visit the Connecticut Department of Labor Employer Resource website.
Employers Hiring NOW in South Central CT:
Explore current job posting and hiring events occurring throughout South Central CT.
Online Jobseeker Resources to Keep Skills Sharp:
Explore an online series of videos that cover topics like job seeker strategies, starting your own business and financial management.
https://www.workforcealliance.biz/american-job-centers/
Skill Up for Manufacturing:
Apply now for 5 week course to familiarize you with the basic mechanic and manufacturing skills and engineering knowledge required for new hires as an entry level employee in a manufacturing or related field. The course will convey basic trade knowledge, workplace skills and production readiness.
Courses will begin on February 25 at Middlesex Community College and April 12 at Gateway Community College.
New Haven Works Will Help You Find A Job
Both job seekers and employers should visit the New Haven Works website to learn about their employment pipeline program. Orientation for new job seeking members are ongoing so check the website regularly.