Latter-day Saint Employment Services, Minneapolis Minnesota

Iron Workers Shopmen Local Union No. 512, established in 1937, represents the interests of its members and advocates for the highest standards of training, safety, and productivity within the ironworking industry across Minnesota, North Dakota, and Western Wisconsin. The union is dedicated to supporting both its workforce and signatory contractors in delivering quality work throughout the region. Local #512 is currently accepting applications for its apprenticeship program in all areas, emphasizing the importance of skilled training in the trade. Members are encouraged to participate in regular monthly meetings to stay engaged with union activities and updates. Generated from the website

The Employment Action Center, also known as EAC, empowers and prepares individuals to achieve their employment potential. Established in 1979, it is a division of RESOURCE. The Employment Action Center s employment services include career counseling, job skills development, training, support and Internet resources. It conducts various parenting workshops, parent-child enrichment activities and offers family case management solutions. The company s business services include free internet job posting and employee retention and outplacement solutions. It serves more than 10,000 adults, youths and families annually. The company conducts dislocated worker, women's, and youth and young parent programs. The Employment Action Center maintains a presence in Minneapolis.

Located in Minneapolis, HIRED is an independent, nonprofit, work force development organization that provides personalized work solutions. Founded in 1968, it offers personalized employment assistance to unemployed and underemployed individuals. The organization enrolls more than 8,000 people annually in over 70 programs designed to provide direct job and skills development assistance to low-income adults, dislocated workers, immigrants and the youth. Its programs are produced in partnership with the state agencies, human service organizations, schools, churches and other nonprofit organizations and deliver various employment services. The organization receives funding from various government agencies, foundations, businesses and individuals and provides its programs and services at no cost to eligible participants. It has work force centers at various locations in Minnesota, including Bloomington, Burnsville, Woodbury, St. Paul, Brooklyn Park and Hopkins.