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- Laurens, Greensman, City of Dublin
Laurens Greensman City of Dublin Full-time Dublin, GA 31021, USA JOB DESCRIPTION The City of Dublin is accepting application for a Greensman. This is a full-time position and applicant must be available to work on Saturday and Sunday. This individual will operate on light motorized equipment and trucks in order to maintain the golf course. Applicant will perform semi-skilled grounds construction and maintenance work. Work is performed under the direction of the Greens Superintendent. Starting salary is $32,202.15 annually and includes an extensive fringe benefit package Successful applicant must pass a drug screen, have a high school diploma or GED, and have a valid Georgia Driver's License. Applicants may apply online through our www.cityofdublin.org website until position is filled. The City of Dublin is an Equal Opportunity Employer. < Back 9/15/25 SUBMIT RESUME TO WORKSOURCE HEART OF GEORGIA First Name Phone Choose position you are interested in Last Name Email Upload Resume Upload Upload supported file (Max 15MB) SUBMIT Thanks for submitting your resume to WorkSource Heart of Georgia!
- LAURENS COUNTY, 22, Bridgette Graham Edge, ITA Program
Bridgette Graham Edge, ITA Program LAURENS COUNTY Bridgette Graham Edge, ITA Program Bridgette Graham Edge was enrolled in the WIOA ITA Program in February 2021. She was attending Coastal Georgia Technical College pursuing a degree in Nursing. She had recently lost her job and needed financial assistance with the program's costs. WIOA helped cover the expense of tuition, books, supplies, testing fees, and transportation. Bridgette completed the LPN program with a 3.26 GPA and graduated in December 2022. Bridgette had this to say about her time in the WIOA program. "WIOA has helped me so much with the expense of attending school. The stipends for transportation helped out a lot with the cost of traveling back and forth to school and clinicals. I am so thankful for WIOA. Without the help WIOA provided, I would not have been able to afford to complete school." Previous Next < Back JANUARY 2023
- Johnson, Senior Center Director, Johnson County Commissioner's Office
Johnson Senior Center Director Johnson County Commissioner's Office Full-Time Wrightsville, GA, USA JOB DESCRIPTION The Johnson County Board of Commissioners is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Senior Center Director. JOB SUMMARY: This position is responsible for administering the county's senior citizen programs, services, operations, and activities. This position is also responsible for ensuring the efficient delivery of mandated services. QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills, and/or abilities required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND RESPONSIBILITIES: The Senior Citizens Center Director supervises the Food Services Supervisor and all staff. The incumbent reports directly to the County Administrator. Staff is assigned work by the Senior Citizens Center Director in terms of general instructions consistent with department goals and objectives. The work is reviewed through conferences, reports, and observation of department activities. GUIDELINES : The Senior Citizens Center Director must comply with the Older Americans Act, the Department of Human Services/Division of Aging Services Non-Medicaid HCBS Manual, HIPAA regulations, and the Heart of Georgia Altamaha Regional Commission Area Agency on Aging Gateway Policies and Procedures. These guidelines are generally clear and specific, but may require some interpretation in their application. Send Resume/Cover Letter to: 2484 W Elm Street, Wrightsville, GA 31096 < Back 5/15/25 SUBMIT RESUME TO WORKSOURCE HEART OF GEORGIA First Name Phone Choose position you are interested in Last Name Email Upload Resume Upload Upload supported file (Max 15MB) SUBMIT Thanks for submitting your resume to WorkSource Heart of Georgia!
- Appling, Bailer-Shredders-Shears, Harris Waste Management Group, Inc
Appling Bailer-Shredders-Shears Harris Waste Management Group, Inc Full-Time Baxley, GA, USA JOB DESCRIPTION Join the Best! 340 Jekyll Road Baxley, Ga 31513 1-800-447-3526 < Back 1/7/25 SUBMIT RESUME TO WORKSOURCE HEART OF GEORGIA First Name Phone Choose position you are interested in Last Name Email Upload Resume Upload Upload supported file (Max 15MB) SUBMIT Thanks for submitting your resume to WorkSource Heart of Georgia!
- Johnson, Director/President-Johnson County Development Authority, Johnson County Board of Commissioners
Johnson Director/President-Johnson County Development Authority Johnson County Board of Commissioners Full-time Wrightsville, GA, USA JOB DESCRIPTION Director/President of the Johnson County Development Authority. Johnson is a small rural county of about 9,000 people. You will play a pivotal role in driving economic growth and sustainability in a community with limited resources and currently a predominantly agricultural economy. This challenging position requires creativity, resilience, and a strong commitment to the prosperity of our community and all its residents. The position reports to the Board of the Johnson County Development Authority. Responsibilities: Operational Planning: This position is responsible for developing and executing a plan concentrating on three main areas – industrial development, housing development, and Agritourism. Business Retention and Attraction : Actively engage with existing businesses to understand their needs and challenges to assist them in meeting those needs with community services and connections. Also, work to attract new businesses to the area that fit the community. This work includes fostering relationships with local entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and potential businesses. Qualifications: Experience in economic development, business recruitment, community development, or related field, preferably in a rural or agricultural setting. Effective communication, negotiation, and interpersonal skills. Demonstrated ability to think strategically, innovate, and problem-solve in a resource-constrained environment. Proficiency in relevant computer skills and software programs. Knowledge of grant writing, fundraising, and economic development finance is desirable. Familiarity with local zoning regulations, land use policies, and economic development incentives. Passion for rural communities and a genuine desire to make a positive impact on the lives of residents. Benefits: Competitive compensation commensurate with experience Opportunity to make a meaningful difference in a community that needs progress to survive and then thrive. For interested applicants please stop by Johnson County Board of Commissioners office during office hours for applications. Address: 2484 West Elm Street, Wrightsville, GA 31096 < Back 5/14/25 SUBMIT RESUME TO WORKSOURCE HEART OF GEORGIA First Name Phone Choose position you are interested in Last Name Email Upload Resume Upload Upload supported file (Max 15MB) SUBMIT Thanks for submitting your resume to WorkSource Heart of Georgia!
- TREUTLEN COUNTY, 23, Quintesa McLendon, ITA Program
Quintesa McLendon, ITA Program TREUTLEN COUNTY Quintesa McLendon, ITA Program Quintesa McLendon was enrolled in the WIOA ITA program on January 11, 2023. She was attending Oconee Fall Line Technical College for the LPN program. When Quintesa applied for WIOA, she was working part-time and needed financial assistance to cover the cost of school. WIOA was able to help by providing transportation stipends and covering the cost of testing and other fees associated with her program. She completed her program of study and received her LPN license. Quintesa is now working full-time at Pruitt Health in Swainsboro as an LPN. She has always been a pleasure to work with, and we are very proud of her accomplishments. Quintesa had this to say about the WIOA Program, “Without this program, I don’t know how I would’ve made it trying to get certain things done. They have helped me in so many ways, and for that, I am very thankful.” Previous Next < Back SEPTEMBER 2023
- TATTNALL COUNTY, 21, Amanda Anderson, ITA/Youth Program
Amanda Anderson, ITA/Youth Program TATTNALL COUNTY Amanda Anderson, ITA/Youth Program Amanda Anderson is a 23-year-old from Tattnall County. Amanda came to WIOA in need of work experience and financial assistance to afford the expense of books, supplies, and testing fees to attend college. Amanda is a unique case given that she has been dual enrolled in both the WIOA Youth and ITA programs. Because of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act Program, she has now completed her degree as a Registered Dental Hygienist through Southeastern Technical College. Not only did Amanda complete her program and pass her licensing exam, but she was also the 2021 recipient of the Hu-Friedy Golden Scaler Award. This award is given to the student who exemplifies outstanding clinical performance. We are very proud of Amanda and all she has accomplished! Amanda says, “Once I decided on a career path in dental hygiene, I began to research the various expenses beyond the normal tuition and fees. This program requires students to purchase all supplies necessary including all PPE (Personal Protective Equipment), books, and two substantial examination fees. I can honestly say that I am unsure how I would have been able to afford the cost of school without WIOA. I will be forever grateful for this program because it allowed me to follow my dreams and become a Registered Dental Hygienist." Previous Next < Back DECEMBER 2021
- CANDLER COUNTY, 20, Haley Schuman, One Stop Customer
Haley Schuman, One Stop Customer CANDLER COUNTY Haley Schuman, One Stop Customer Haley Shuman frequently visited the Candler County Workforce Investment and Opportunity Act (WIOA) One-Stop to get assistance with developing a resume and completing job searches. Through the One-Stop job search assistance, Haley was able to find a job with the Department of Family & Children Services. Haley is also a past WIOA Youth Program participant. Haley says, "With the assistance of the staff at the Candler One Stop, I was able to find employment. I am so thankful for the help I received." She also explained that WIOA staff helped her by teaching her responsibility and how to have a good work ethic. Previous Next < Back MAY 2021
- WAYNE COUNTY, 20, Miracle Stanley, Youth Program
Miracle Stanley, Youth Program WAYNE COUNTY Miracle Stanley, Youth Program Miracle Stanley is a 22-year-old Out of School youth from Wayne County. She was a high school graduate working part-time while also raising her son when she was enrolled in the WIOA Youth Program. Miracle came to WIOA because she needed assistance to attend college. Since being in the program, Miracle has attended Occupational Skills Certification Training, participated in the Youth Work Experience Program, and completed her core classes at Coastal Pines Technical College, where she plans to begin the nursing program. Miracle is currently employed at Wayne Memorial Hospital. She is dedicated to helping others and has worked hard to reach her goals! Miracle said, “For someone being a single mother and not really finding assistance with school, JTU put me on track. I learned that support is there for those of us that need it. Hopefully, I will begin the RN program in January, so hard work pays off.” Previous Next < Back AUGUST 2020
- JOHNSON COUNTY, 22, Alton Rawlings, One Stop Career Center
Alton Rawlings, One Stop Career Center JOHNSON COUNTY Alton Rawlings, One Stop Career Center Alton Rawlings has been job searching for a couple of months at the Johnson County One Stop. He completed two job applications with the help of the resource specialist, Dianne Foskey. One of those applications was at Family Dollar. Alton received a call back that he was selected for the position, and he started the job Monday, April 10, 2023. Alton says,” Mrs. Foskey helped me successfully find this job, and she is great at her job and is very professional. I am very thankful for the WIOA program and Job Training Unlimited and the services they offer to my area.” Previous Next < Back JUNE 2023
- Emanuel, 2nd Grade Teacher, S.D. Meadows Elementary
Emanuel 2nd Grade Teacher S.D. Meadows Elementary Full-Time Swainsboro, GA 30401, USA JOB DESCRIPTION Join a school that's passionate about making a difference every day. Were looking for a 2nd Grade Teacher who's ready to INVEST in relationships, IGNITE learning, INSPIRE excellence, and IMPACT our community. Apply today and be a part of something great! https://yossplatform.com/companylogin/VCS < Back 11/7/25 SUBMIT RESUME TO WORKSOURCE HEART OF GEORGIA First Name Phone Choose position you are interested in Last Name Email Upload Resume Upload Upload supported file (Max 15MB) SUBMIT Thanks for submitting your resume to WorkSource Heart of Georgia!
- BLECKLEY COUNTY, 22, Michelle Hillard, Georgia Department of Services Parental Accountability Court Coordinator
Michelle Hillard, Georgia Department of Services Parental Accountability Court Coordinator BLECKLEY COUNTY Michelle Hillard, Georgia Department of Services Parental Accountability Court Coordinator The WIOA One Stop System partners with the Georgia Department of Services to facilitate additional resources for our communities. This partnership has provided access to technology and individualized employment services for many rural residents. Michelle Hillard, Parental Accountability Court Coordinator with the Georgia Department of Services, Division of Child Support Services, shares her experice working with the WIOA One Stop System in Bleckley County. "The WIOA program in our community has greatly benefited many individuals, including myself. This program seeks to help those overcome the barriers which prevent them from being capable of meeting their child support obligation. One such barrier that is constant is unemployment. The WIOA program has been a great resource for those that I serve. Technology is forever changing and touches every facet of our lives. Many employers rely on the advantages technology affords during employee recruitment. The days of pen and paper applications are nearly obsolete. Those seeking employment require technical skills to secure sustainable employment. When I work with participants at the WIOA One Stop, they have the advantage of networking in a relaxed environment. The Resource Specialist always helps provide an atmosphere conducive to learning. The application process can be intimidating for some. At the WIOA office, an individual acquires confidence and self-assurance. With each completed application, one opens the door to opportunity and self-reliance. We work together to formulate resumes, upload cover letters, and fax applications. Participants learn to market their skills. Our economy is forever changing. We must surround ourselves with resources promoting improvement. The success that I value the most is for an individual to continue to utilize the services provided through WIOA One Stops even after employment is obtained." Previous Next < Back MAY 2023
- APPLING COUNTY, 23, Kayla Carter, ITA Program
Kayla Carter, ITA Program APPLING COUNTY Kayla Carter, ITA Program Kayla Carter of Appling County was in the Nursing Program at Southeastern Technical College when she was laid off and needed additional financial assistance to help cover her school costs. Kayla applied for and enrolled in the WIOA ITA program in November of 2022. WIOA provided her with transportation stipends, daycare assistance, and helped cover the cost of tuition, fees, uniforms, and supplies. Kayla earned her Associate of Science degree in Nursing and accepted a full-time RN position at Jeff Davis Hospital. Kayla shared, “I heard about WIOA from a friend who was in the nursing program with me. He told me how helpful they were, and I was signed up three weeks later. As a mom with two small kids, it was very helpful to have WIOA to help pay for my tuition and reimburse me for things such as scrubs, shoes, stethoscopes, etc. I was able to graduate thanks to the help I received from WIOA.” Previous Next < Back JUNE 2024
- MONTGOMERY COUNTY, 21, Alaina West, Youth Program
Alaina West, Youth Program MONTGOMERY COUNTY Alaina West, Youth Program Alaina West enrolled in the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act Out-of-School Youth program to receive help to obtain her GED. Since being in the program, Alaina has worked diligently towards earning her diploma. She completed her Adult Education Classes passing all parts of her GED exam, and received her diploma on June 24, 2021. Alaina is currently working at Ace Hardware in Mt. Vernon and plans to enroll in Southeastern Technical College in Vidalia to become a Dental Hygienist. We are so proud of Alaina’s accomplishments, and we cannot wait to see what the future holds for her. Alaina voiced her appreciation for WIOA and her case manager by saying, “Ms. Kayla and Job Training Unlimited helped me make a huge accomplishment in my life by not only providing financial assistance, but always pushing me to do my best and having faith in me! I can’t thank them enough for that.” Previous Next < Back NOVEMBER 2021







