Sun, May 26, 2013

How will the lack of job search assistance affect the area?

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I think it will have an adverse effect. It's too bad, because we already have enough problems in this area with the availability of jobs. 

Bonnie Schmidt
Harrison  


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I always thought of them [CareerCenter] as a very viable community service and a good place to go if you need help finding a job. If there's no place to go, what do you do? 

Nikki Millonzi
Norway  


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Job search assistance gives people jobs – both the job search assistant, who works to get the people jobs and the people finding jobs. 

Nathan Couch
Norway  


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Obviously it will leave more people unemployed. It will affect the local economy because they won't be able to go out and spend extra cash in order to stimulate the economy. 

Pam McEvoy
Norway  

 


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I imagine that it would make it more difficult. A lot of it is done over the Internet, but this will make it more inconvenient. You can go to the library, but that will be one extra step. 

Tom Winsor
Norway  


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It would be bad because there aren't enough places to go to job search in the area. The library isn't open enough. They need to open an additional place to go besides the library; not everyone has a computer. 

Angela Bonville
Norway  


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I would think that it'd certainly be negative – as far as finding jobs – for some people. If there's less services, it would have a negative affect for people in finding a reasonable position. With the economy the way it is, it takes more skills to get any job. 

David Alden
Fryeburg 


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Extremely bad. What happens when people don't have a computer? The library isn't open 24/7. It definitely makes it harder. 

 Stephen Richards
Norway  


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I don't think it would. I think with the Internet there's plenty of opportunity to job search if people need to and there's use of computers at the library. 

Tom Bradbury
Norway  


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I think quite drastically, because they don't just advertise jobs in the paper anymore. People like to knock on doors. There's stuff online, but not everyone has that availability. Not everyone puts their listings online, either. 

Troy Parker
Norway  


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