Atlantic County Workforce Development Board

PUBLIC NOTICE
South Jersey Workforce Collaborative Regional Plan

The Regional Plan for the South Jersey Workforce Collaborative is currently available for review from March 1 through March 30, 2023, as required by the federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act. The plan may be viewed here and is also available for in-person review at the One Stop Career Center, 2 S. Main Street in Pleasantville, Monday through Friday, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm.

After review of the plan, any comments may be shared by email to the Executive Director of the Atlantic County Workforce Development Board at: kuhn_francis@aclink.org.

Looking for job training or other services?

We provide services both virtually (online) and in person and our counselors are always willing to help. All of our services are free of charge and include literacy assistance, preparation and testing for the high school diploma, training grants, on-the-job training, apprenticeship, job counseling and job matching and more.

Visit learntrainworkac.com to learn more or review the Directory of Services.

NOTICE

(Updated September 2022)
The Pleasantville One Stop Office (2nd floor)
is open and does not require appointments.
The State Unemployment Office (1st floor)
is open by appointment ONLY.
For Unemployment Insurance (UI) problems please call 856-507-2340
or contact the State UI for assistance
myunemployment.nj.gov

If you were laid off during 2020, collected unemployment, are currently collecting unemployment and expect to collect Unemployment until it expires September 7, 2021; please review the chart below.

If you have been/are collecting unemployment and do not go back to work until September 2021; when will you be eligible to collect unemployment if laid off after returning to work this year?

Note: To be eligible (for Unemployment) in 2021, you must have earned at least $220 per week during 20 or more weeks in covered employment during the base year period (Column Right below); or you must have earned at least $11,000 in total covered employment during the base year period.

If hired and start work September 1, 2021 before the Labor Day weekend, you would have to work, and earn over $220, every week, until the week ending January 15, 2022; to be able to file and qualify for Unemployment under the Alternate Base Year #2 method. You would not be eligible for unemployment under the Standard Base Year method, as shown in the table below.
Standard Base Year

If your claim is dated in:	Your claim is based on employment from:
September 2021	April 1, 2020 to March 31, 2021
October 2021 November 2021 December 2021	July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021

For Details: Go to the Unemployment web

Division of Unemployment Insurance | Who is eligible for benefits?
Information about eligibility requirements for Unemployment Insurance benefits in the state of New Jersey.

Select the pull down Question: Did you earn enough during your "base year period" of employment? Review all of the answers.

If you worked some during 2020, the numbers and dates may be different.

GOOD NEWS: A lot of businesses including the Casinos are hiring.
I recommend that if you are unemployed, that you start seeking and applying to jobs.

If you are employed but are interested in other employment, now may be a good time to apply for positions which may interest you

Mission Statement

Our mission is to coordinate resources and efficiently deliver workforce readiness services for the residents and businesses of Atlantic County through educational and technical skills training that responds to the needs of the employers.

Vision

To enhance the economic climate of Atlantic County by providing a skilled workforce that is responsive to the needs of all business in Atlantic County and its vicinity.

Goals

1. To evaluate the local workforce development system to ensure effective and efficient delivery of services
2. To garnish high quality partnerships with the private and public sector businesses
3. To increase our out of school youth services to meet the 75 percent expenditure requirement in accordance with WIOA
4. To serve as a clearinghouse for planning, labor market assessment needs and workforce development services and resources for both the residents and businesses of Atlantic County
5. To enhance our technology to quickly and effectively communicate information to all residents and businesses

Atlantic County Workforce Development Board

“A proud partner of the American Job Center Network”

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***NOTICE ***

Please read this entire message carefully if you are Unemployed and collecting Unemployment, or know someone who is:

Mission Statement

Vision

Goals

Accessibility Statement

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