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| - | According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, only 24.5% of people with disabilities participate in the labor force, versus 68.1% of people without disabilities. In West Oakland, an economically disadvantaged community, residents with disabilities face these national disparities compounded by local barriers to transportation, | + | According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, only 24.5% of people with disabilities participate in the labor force, versus 68.1% of people without disabilities. In West Oakland, an economically disadvantaged |
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| Our West Oakland recruitment partner is the Oakland Private Industry Council, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that has administered workforce development programs on behalf of the City of Oakland since 1984. Oakland PIC operates the West Oakland Neighborhood Career Center at 1801 Adeline Street, serving West Oakland job seekers directly in the community. Oakland PIC will co-host program information sessions, refer participants from its West Oakland client base, and provide the community credibility that makes recruitment work. A signed letter of support from the Oakland Private Industry Council will accompany this application. CTP's Business Advisory Council, a network of Bay Area employers providing curriculum feedback, mock interviews, mentorship, and hiring pipelines, supports the job-search phase. Recent corporate supporters include Delta Dental, United Business Bank, and Blue Shield of California. CTP's own ties to the Port of Oakland run deep: technical instructor Jose Rivera interned at the Port as a CTP student years ago and has served on CTP's staff ever since. | Our West Oakland recruitment partner is the Oakland Private Industry Council, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that has administered workforce development programs on behalf of the City of Oakland since 1984. Oakland PIC operates the West Oakland Neighborhood Career Center at 1801 Adeline Street, serving West Oakland job seekers directly in the community. Oakland PIC will co-host program information sessions, refer participants from its West Oakland client base, and provide the community credibility that makes recruitment work. A signed letter of support from the Oakland Private Industry Council will accompany this application. CTP's Business Advisory Council, a network of Bay Area employers providing curriculum feedback, mock interviews, mentorship, and hiring pipelines, supports the job-search phase. Recent corporate supporters include Delta Dental, United Business Bank, and Blue Shield of California. CTP's own ties to the Port of Oakland run deep: technical instructor Jose Rivera interned at the Port as a CTP student years ago and has served on CTP's staff ever since. | ||
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