Did you know Mass Hire Metro South West is moving?

I knew that the Norwood office had moved, but didn't know the Framingham location was moving also. The following notice appears on the Metro South West web page:

https://www.masshiremsw.com/

Please be advised that the Norwood Career Center has now relocated
to 128 Carnegie Row, Norwood, and is now open for customers.

Until the new Framingham Career Center opens on Monday, August 1, at
39 Grant St., Framingham, in-person services will be provided at the Norwood location
listed above. Virtual services will continue to be provided throughout the transition.

Updates and information will be posted here in the upcoming weeks.

--

Ed Lawrence

www.getstart-ed.com

Authorized DISC Administrator

Member, CPRW Certification Committee; NCOPE

Did you know Mass Hire Metro South West is moving?

MassHire Metro South/West Is Hiring

The Norwood and Framingham Career Centers are currently not open to the public.  

They are offering ALL normal services virtually, not in person at the career centers, until further notice.  

Please visit www.masshiremsw.com for more information and a complete listing of services available.

 

MassHire Metro South/West Is Hiring!  Click Here to view the FIVE great career opportunities currently available. 

 

MassHire Metro South/West on Linked in and Facebook:

Linked In: Click HERE to visit our Linked In homepage!

Facebook: Click HERE to visit our Facebook homepage!

                                    

1671 Worcester Road, Suite 205                            32 Day St and 700 Washington St

Framingham, MA 01701                                           Norwood, MA 02062

T 508.861.7993                                                           T 781.269.5494 
F 508.309.6598                                                           F 781.349.8766 

Mass Hire is hiring

Boston Globe: "Mass. offers Internet access help for unemployed"

 From the Boston Globe:

"Massachusetts is offering to help the unemployed find work by providing subsidies for Internet access, and in some cases doling out free equipment.

Governor Charlie Baker and Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito announced a program Tuesday at the Springfield Innovation Center that will offer subsidies and tech assistance to unemployed residents, with the goal of helping them find work.

Unemployed individuals are eligible for a subsidy if they live in a Charter or Comcast service territory; residents of other communities may be eligible for a personal cellular hot spot from Verizon. The agency implementing the new service, MassHire, is also connecting individuals with a vendor that is handing out Chromebooks if they do not have a device at home."

Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/01/05/business/mass-offers-internet-access-help-unemployed/

Gov Baker tweeted Tuesday with the announcement as one of three made that day  https://twitter.com/MassGovernor/status/1346562007781298177

"Today our Administration launched 3 programs to boost internet connectivity for residents across MA:

• Rightwards arrow New subsidy to assist job-seekers within @MassHireCenter
•  who face tech barriers
• Rightwards arrow WiFi hotspots targeted to Gateway Cities
• Rightwards arrow Expanding @MassBroadband hotspots in Western MA"

 

3 programs to boost internet connectivity for residents across MA