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Jobs and Job Training in Oregon: WorkSource, Job Corps and Free Help

Find a job or free training in Oregon with WorkSource Oregon, unemployment benefits, Job Corps for ages 16 to 24, Vocational Rehabilitation, and programs for older workers and veterans.

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Where can I get free help finding a job?

WorkSource Oregon centers help with job search, resumes, workshops and career planning. You can call or visit any center without an appointment. If there is no center near you, check the mobile center schedule on their site.

Official page: worksourceoregon.org/contact

What if I need help in another language?

Call the WorkSource Oregon Language Access Line at 833 685 0845. Free interpreters and materials in other languages are available.

Official page: worksourceoregon.org/contact

How do I file for unemployment?

Use Frances Online at frances.oregon.gov, which the state calls the best way to file. You can also call 877 345 3484. TTY users can call 711. You can start a claim or file weekly by phone outside business hours with the automated system.

Official page: unemployment.oregon.gov/contact-us

Is there free job training for young adults?

Job Corps is a free career training program for ages 16 through 24. It includes housing, meals, basic medical care and a living allowance. Apply at enroll.jobcorps.gov or call 800 733 5627.

Official page: jobcorps.gov

What if I have a disability, am an older worker or a veteran?

Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation helps people with disabilities find and keep work. Call 503 945 5880 or 877 277 0513. The Senior Community Service Employment Program helps older workers. Veterans and eligible spouses get priority of service at WorkSource Oregon, so tell staff you served.

Official page: oregon.gov/odhs/vr/pages/contact.aspx

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Bunkly tip: have your work history for the past 18 months ready before you file for unemployment, with employer names, addresses and dates.

Who to call in Oregon

Here are official places to start. Other places may also help. Each place decides who it can serve, and hours change, so call ahead when you can.

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