GOODWILL INDUSTRIES INTERNATIONALApril Jasso, Dean Hall, Kevin Cox and Stacey HaysUniversity of PhoenixJanuary 12, 2015Dr. W

IMMIGRANTSIMMIGRATION RAISES THE LABOR FRACTION INTERNATIONALLY

• 21 MILLION ADULTS HOLDING DOWN JOBS

• NO EDUCATION/ LOCAL KNOWLEDGE OF JOB TASK

PROGRAMS

• MAJOR PROGRAMS TO SORT OUT CULTURE, SOCIAL,POLITICAL SITUATIONS

• MINOR PROGRAMS TOWARD JOB ANALYSIS AND IMPACT WAGES

PROGRAM AVAILABILTY

• PARTNERSHIP OF VALIDITY AND SERVICES

• STATEWIDE AND INTERNATIONAL STATUS OF PERFECTION

• PROVISIONS OF SHARED SERVICES

IMMIGRANTS

FUNDAMENTALS

• EQUAL OPPORTUNITY TOWARD WORKFORCE

• AVAILIBILITY TO INCREASE REVENUE

• ECONOMIC GROWTH

• TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT

• FUTURE OF SHARED APPOINTMENT

INDIVIDUALS WITH A CRIMINAL BACKGROUND

DEVELOPMENTAL CENTERS

• SKILLS AND PROCEDURES OF LEARNING

• LEADERSHIP OF EMPLOYMENT

• JOB ANALYSIS TASK OF AGREED PARTNERSHIP

PROGRAMS

• PARTNERSHIP OF MAJOR COMPANIES

• INCREASING REVEUNE AND FUNDAMENTALS OF THE MARKET

PROGRAM AVAILIBILITY

• INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC CAPTURE

• DIVERSE AND AGREEMENT OF CULTURE

INDIVIDUALS WITH A CRIMINAL BACKGROUND

• SECOND CHANCE PROGRAMS

• JOB SEEKERS

• DEVELOPMENTAL SKILLS

• FUTURE READINESS FOR DEPLOYMENT

• CULTURE ADAPTNESS

INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES

VOCATIONAL SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE WITH DIABILITIES:

• SKILLS TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT

• BEHAVIORAL SUPPORT THAT MATTERS

• PAYCHECKS IN THE BANK

• COMMUNITY ACCESS AND PARTNERSHIPS

• SUPPORTED LIVING SERVICES

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR DISABLED

SERVICES FOR THOSE WITH DISABILITIES THROUGH GOODWILL’S COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS

• LIGHT ASSEMBLY, PACKAGING, SORTING, LABELING

• MAILING, SHRINK WRAPPING, BLISTER PACKING

• STUFFING ENVELOPES, CRAFT PROJECTS

• CONTRACT JANITORIAL WORK

THE DISABLED AND GOODWILL PARTNER WITH LOCAL BUSINESSES

• UNSURPASSED QUALITY THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS

• EXTRODINARY FLEXIBILITY TO MEET THE NEEDS OF ALL

• PROJECTS COMPLETED IN A TIMELY MANNER

• HIGHLY COMPETITIVE RATES

• SAFE, EFFICIENT, AND EXPANSIVE DOCK FACILITIES TO EXPEDITE PRODUCT MOVEMENT

• PROMPT TURN AROUND ON PICK-UP AND DELIVERY

OPPORTUNITIES FOR SENIORS

Seniors looking to keep busy are provided

support through the Goodwill Industries

International, Inc. Seniors can participate in the

Senior Community Service Employment Program

(SCSEP) where they learn to find work, develop

new skills and talents, and build their financial

security.

VETERANS AND MILITARY FAMILIES

Goodwill Industries International, Inc. give support to United States Veterans and their families through various aspects of their service to their respective countries. They provide skills and job training, and also keep the veteran, and his/her family connected to their respective communities.

GOODWILL INDUSTRIES SUPPORTS ITS VETERANS AND MILITARY FAMILIES

• Various Programs Available to Veterans and Military Families:

• “Operation: GoodJobs” (Funded by Wal-Mart Foundation) - Provides veterans, and military families the resources to find employment, advance in careers and ensure long-term financial stability.

• How to Sell Your Military Leadership and Skills to Employers – This program gives veterans and military families training on how to successfully get an employer to focus on core key attributes they learned in the military, and how to make the military experience work to their advantage.

• Goodwill Website provides links for all Veterans and Military Families – Offering links to various services for work resources, education, housing and health care.

GOODWILL INDUSTRIES SUPPORTS ITS VETERANS AND MILITARY FAMILIESThere are two challenges for Goodwill in its efforts to provide services, worldwide to Veterans and Military Families.

The first is geographical constraints. Goodwill is not directly implemented in many countries across the world. This, in turn, limits the availability of programs to more rural regions of the world.

The second challenge is that each Goodwill is an independent organization, and is governed by a voluntary board of directors. When developing programs and services for veterans and military families, each respective Goodwill organization considers the distinctive social and economic environment to determine which services will best allow community members to better support their families, and build better communities altogether

Goodwill is rare, in that it truly does not discriminate for color, sex, or race. It’s only deterrent is lack of funding. Working as a community, together, only success can be accomplished.

GOODWILL AND OUR YOUTH• Goodwill Collaborates in order to Assist Students with Low

Incomes and College Funding

• Social Advocates for Youth Partner with Local Teens through Goodwill Services.

• Goodwill Helps Students Explore Careers in Demand, Future Careers and Our Economy

• Goodwill Creates GoodDeeds Club to Promote Youth Volunteerism

• Goodwill Manages Youth Aerospace Program

CHECKLISTParticipants must be at least 16 years of age (there is no upper

age limit).

Participants must be experiencing a barrier to employment, education or training (i.e., disability or other disadvantaging condition.

Participants must not be a danger to themselves or others.

Participants cannot be a current user of alcohol or other illegal/non-prescribed drug or medication while participating in a Goodwill program.

CHECKLIST

Participants must be able to tend to their own self-care needs, or have access to a personal care attendant.

Participant must have their own transportation, or access to transportation (Goodwill Industries does not provide transportation services).

Participants must be motivated, and want to work or receive further trainings that are consistent with his/her individual plan.

Participants must agree to cooperate with the employment, education, or training program jointly developed by the participant, referring counselor (if any), and Goodwill staff person.

CHECKLIST

Social Skills- It meets Monday, 12:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Tuesday - Friday, 8:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Job Readiness Training- This class meets for one week, Monday, 12:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Tuesday - Friday, 8:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Nutrition- A nutrition class is provided by Texas A&M University –Corpus Christi for two weeks from 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m., Monday through Friday.

Placement Services- Required to meet with Employee Consult 2 times a week.

Job club-Job Club is conducted Mondays at 9:15 a.m.

CHECKLIST Availability for immigrants• Non-citizens

Availability for individuals with a criminal background• Criminal Background

Availability for individuals with disabilities• Legally documented as a classified person with disabilities

Availability for seniors• Must be 55 or older• Unemployed

Availability for Veterans and families• Discharged veterans

Availability for youth• Youth grades k-12

REFERENCE PAGE

Goodwill Industries International, Inc.. (2015). Goodwill Industries International, Inc.. Retrieved from

http://www.goodwill.org/

Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina. (2014). Retrieved from http://www.goodwillnwnc.org/youth-programs.cfm

Goodwill Industries of Denver . (2014). Retrieved from http://www.goodwilldenver.org/work-options