Arizona at WORK Lake Havasu City Satellite Office
Affiliate Office — Lake Havasu City, AZ
One-Stop Career Centers provide services to everyone who is eligible to work in the United States and seeking assistance in their job search. More intense support and training services are available to those who are eligible for assistance under center federal and state programs. These programs target numerous “at risk” populations including dislocated or laid-off workers, who are affected by the downsizing or closure of their companies. We also help jobseekers with special needs, for example, veterans, disabled workers, welfare recipients, teen parents, and older (over age 55) workers. One-Stop Career Center has partnered with many organizations in order to provide various job seekers with customized employment search and job training solutions. Employer Services assist businesses to recruit, hire and retain qualified employees. Services include: • Recruitment and Placement Support • Pre-layoff Assistance and Outplacement Services • Employee Training and Professional Development Services • Business Trends and Analysis
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Address & Contact
2001 College Drive Suite 94
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403
Monday - Friday 8:00AM - 5:00PM Closed 12-1pm for lunch
Services
- File Unemployment Insurance Claim
- Start Your Own Business Guidance
- Improve Job Skills
- Job Skills Training
- Interview Preparation
- Job Openings
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- Resume Help
- Post Your Resume
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