It’s not open yet to meet job-seekers, but New Haven’s emerging “pipeline” has a new office, interim chief and bylaws.
Organizers of the pipeline — a year-long effort so far to funnel unemployed and underemployed New Haveners into existing jobs — took important first steps Wednesday to making their effort official.
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Thomas MacMillan
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Jul 31, 2012 3:11 pm
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In a discussion about improving town/gown relations with Yale, city lawmakers offered several suggestions: help set up the “jobs pipeline,” expand the university’s homebuyer program, and extend Yale shuttle service to all New Haveners.
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Allan Appel
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Jun 27, 2012 12:01 pm
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Javon St. Clair took Charles Stevenson’s vital signs Tuesday morning. On Wednesday he’ll take a written test on the cardiovascular and lymphatic systems. On Thursday the two men will practice drawing each other’s blood in a full scale lab on site. Then, in 18 more weeks, the aspiring phlebotomists hope to step into full-time jobs with a real future.
He received bullet points about job interviews. He got coached on presenting his “unique personal brand.” Then Onoh Udensi looked 10 stories down onto New Haven’s bustling green and saw another glimpse of his path to the CEO’s office.
A hometown evangelist for 4 million forgotten Americans urged New Haven policymakers not to leave the “99ers” out of upcoming plans to link local people to jobs.
A one-time teenaged factory “trucker washer” who succeeded in business has returned to Winchester Avenue to help other New Haven kids follow in his footsteps — and to help out-of-work adults get jobs drawing blood.
New Haven’s newest experiment in linking local people to local jobs left a Congolese refugee with a mini-loaf of Chabaso bread — and a shot at making some figurative bread.
As New Haven moves to connect local people to local work, developers will either put “skin in the game” or face demands that will make them flee town — depending whom you ask.