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Employment Services

DCS/EDD has qualified staff to assist Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing people acquire the tools they need to obtain employment. Services include assistance with resume preparation, application processing, and job interview techniques. The DCS/EDD staff also educate employers about deafness, the advantages of
hiring Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing employees, and accommodations that make jobs accessible for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing employees.

Interpreting for job interviews and initial job training is another of the many services provided by DCS/EDD.

Recruitment and Assessment
Clients are screened to match them with appropriate services.

Counseling
Assist Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing persons throughout the decision-making process in the area of vocational/career choices as well as educational and employment opportunities.

Agency Contact
Clients are referred to the appropriate agencies to enhance their career and employability potential.

Job Search Training
Employment readiness is promoted through offering workshops and individual feedback on interviewing techniques, appropriate dress

Referrals to Employment
Recommendation of job resources:

  • EDD computerized job match
  • Job development – establishing contact with prospective employers
  • Newspaper searches and various job announcements
  • All other network systems

Employer/Employee Relations
Coordination of all facets of the interview/hiring process between employers and clients.

Interpreting
Professional sign language interpreters are provided for a variety of job-related activities, including job interviews, job orientation, and job training.

Placement in Employment
Clients’ job potential is enhanced by offering
auxiliary services such as interpreting and advocacy.

Job Monitoring – 30 day follow up
Contact is maintained with employers and Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing employees concerning job performance during the initial 30 days of placement. Continual assistance with training, interpreting services and general assistance are provided to the Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing employee during this period.

 

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