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Discovering New Horizons: Noah’s Story
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Discovering New Horizons: Noah's Story Exploring different career paths after high school is something many young adults do. employU client Noah did just that. After graduating high school, he worked as a teaching assistant in a childcare center. Then, Noah decided he would like to discover other careers and signed up with Vocational Rehabilitation for [...]
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employU 2024 Business Awards On-the-job trainings and Work-Based Learning Experiences are valuable employU services that can assist high school students in discovering which career path is right for them, give adult jobseekers a foot in the door, and help both gain experience to build a stronger resume. We wouldn’t be able to provide these services [...]
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Empowering Dreams: Celebrating employU Clients’ Journeys to Fulfilling Careers As part of National Disability Employment Month (NDEAM), we’re taking a moment to celebrate employU clients who have taken the steps to turn their passions into lifelong career paths. Fueled by determination and ambition, each individual highlighted below brings a unique spark as they navigate the [...]
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Deaf with a Capital D: The History of Deaf Culture You may have noticed that you’ve seen the word “deaf” written with both a lowercase d and a capital D. But did you know this is more than just the writer’s preference and signifies a difference in the meaning of the term? While “deaf” is [...]
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Exploring Potential and Creating Connections: employU’s Rosen Career Camp
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Exploring Potential and Creating Connections: employU’s Rosen Career Camp  This summer students had the chance to do more than learn while they earned. They were able to immerse themselves in the world of hospitality in Orlando. At the Rosen Career Camp, organized by employU and hosted at UCF Rosen College, 29 students had an unforgettable [...]
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employU Assists Job Seekers and Businesses Along the Gulf Coast In an effort to meet the employment demands throughout the state, employU has expanded it’s services to the Fort Myers, Naples, Port Charlotte, and Punta Gorda areas. Finding the right fit for job seekers remains an important factor in closing labor gaps and creating an [...]
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Embracing Diversity: The Story Behind the Disability Pride Flag
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Embracing Diversity: The Story Behind the Disability Pride Flag As we celebrate Disability Pride Month, it’s important to take the time to understand the flag that has become a symbol of the community’s strength and resilience. Created in 2019, the flag is fairly new. Ann Magill, a writer who has cerebral palsy, designed the Disability [...]
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Mental Health, Workplace Productivity, and Solutions  With fast-paced work environments becoming more common, mental health has emerged as an important factor that can affect an employee’s well-being and overall productivity. As employers and employees strive for success in the workplace, it's crucial to acknowledge the influence mental health can have on job performance. Here are [...]
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Navigating the Spectrum: A Guide to Autism Resources Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a wide range of conditions characterized by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and nonverbal communication. While autism presents unique challenges, it's important to remember that individuals with ASD have incredible strengths and abilities. Fortunately, there are many resources available to [...]
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employU Assists Job Seekers and Businesses with Jacksonville Jobs  Contact Us An increase in demand for skilled workers and employees is a trend we have seen over the past few years. Labor shortages not only affect businesses in every industry, they also affect the workforce as a whole. This is where finding the right fit [...]
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