- Labor Market and Workforce Information
- Connections with government and community agencies
- Connections with local educational and training
institutions
- Assistance in the recruitment and/or hiring of individuals
with disabilities
- Connect with other Internet resources.
- Technical assistance concerning state and
federal labor laws, pre-employment inquiries, and
equal opportunity/affirmative action information.
- Access required posters for display at your business.
- Facility use in recruitment efforts with access to telephones, fax machines, copiers and internet.
- Targeted and customized job fairs and recruitment activities.
- Migrant and seasonal farm worker services.
To connect with these services, simply e-mail our office, or call
410-778-3525.
Many of our services are also available on-line:
Connect with Job Seekers on the Internet
Recruitment through the Kent County Career Center is quick and easy with no charge to the employer or job
seeker. Automation allows your openings to reach candidates conducting their own job search.
Maryland Workforce Exchange is Maryland's source for information and services for job seekers and employers.
Post openings and search resumes at no cost to you. Entering postings in the Maryland Workforce Exchange will
also post to America's Job Exchange and
Job Central.
The Kent County Career has dedicated veteran staff working exclusively with veterans to help reduce your
training and recruiting costs. Services include: hiring assistance to federal contractors, information
concerning Uniform Services Employment and
Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA),
Homeless Veterans'
Reintegration Project (Grant Information) and other information pertaining to veterans hiring.
Call our Veteran's representative, Michael Neil at (410) 822-3030 ext. 304, with your questions regarding
hiring veterans.
Connect with Incentive Programs
Money saving incentives on wages and taxes can be obtained through special programs.
Federal and State Tax Credits reduce an employer's
cost of doing business and require little paperwork. The success and growth of these credits for private-sector
employers depend on a strong public-and private-sector partnership.
If you are receiving Community Development Block Grant
(CBDG) incentives, the Maryland One-Stop Career Center can assist in recruiting low to moderate income applicants. The
Department of Business and Economic Development can
also assist your business with additional financing programs.
Connect with Training Programs
Training incentives available through the Workforce
Investment Act may include: On-the-Job Training (OJT), cooperative programs (workplace & instruction),
skills upgrade training, entrepreneurial, occupational skills, job readiness, and customized training. For more information, contact
Upper Shore Workforce Investment Board at 410-822-1716.
Chesapeake College -
The mission of the College is to provide a learner-centered environment that provides affordable, quality,
educational experiences and support services, a focus on student achievement, choice in instructional delivery,
and innovative use of instructional technology. This environment maximizes students' potential for intellectual
and personal growth. The College's vision is to excel as a 21st century learning community committed to the
realization of the potential of each learner and to the promise of the region. Dedicated to the ideal that
learning will not be limited by geography or circumstance, the College provides residents with affordable
access to a comprehensive array of career, transfer and lifelong learning opportunities of the highest quality.
Disability
Navigator Program may provide information and training to businesses to promote the hiring of people with
disabilities and share knowledge as it relates to applicable accommodations in the workplace. The Disability
Navigator may provide information on state of the art rehabilitation technology and local or regional resources.
Connect with Workforce Data
As part of the Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing, and
Regulation, the Kent County Career Center can put you in touch with DLLR's
Labor Market Analysis and Information office for free information concerning labor trends and market
conditions within the state.
Report New Hires
The Maryland New Hire Registry provides employers with an efficient method of reporting new employees and accessing information about the Maryland New Hire Registry.
Unemployment Insurance
- WebTax - Your secure on-line
source for employer information
- File and Pay your taxes on-line
- File prior quarter tax returns
- WebWage - allows even large employers to file on-line
- Change your address
- Review and print quarterly benefit charge statements
- Review your account history
- Review and print annual rating notices
- Request to close your account
- Submit a Request for
Separation Information Online
- E-Wage Filing - File your wage records via secure E-Mail
- New Employer
Account Registration
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Employer UI information
- Employment Related Posters
- Employer's Quick Reference Guide - Everything
an employer should know about unemployment insurance
- Business Transfer Report - Use this report to
notify DLLR when transferring workforce or payroll from one business entity to another.
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