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Immediate |
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Aimee
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NJ Works - From
Distance Learning to Boot Camp
On NJN Public Television
Wednesdays
at 6:30 pm ; rebroadcast Saturdays at 9 am
STATEWIDE - NJ Works is
the state's single on-air resource for inspiration, encouragement
and advice regarding careers, employment and all things
related. An NJN original weekly program sponsored by the
NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development, the show
helps working men and women make career choices through
original field reports, studio interviews and special features
which highlight individuals who are "in the know" - all
themed around job trends, careers and the workplace. The
job of a lifetime awaits viewers in every episode of a Career Minute; New
Jersey 's best human resource executives give valuable advice
in exclusive Reliable Sources reports; and the Works Headlines team
updates audiences on important workforce news. Hosted by
Christopher Ridenhour with reporters Lauren Wanko and Matthew
DeLucia, and commentary by Jay Whitehead, NJ Works provides
viewers with a fast-paced experience that includes specific
topics appealing to those of all ages. Tune in to NJ Works on
Wednesdays, at 6:30 pm , and again on Saturdays, at 9 am
, to move your career forward.
Learning from a Distance
Wednesday,
August 3, at 6:30 pm; rebroadcast Saturday, August 6, at
9 am
Host Christopher Ridenhour and NJ Works are
going the distance. distance learning, that is. This week, NJ
Works shows viewers how to get the most out of their
careers in their own homes.
Jobs for Vets
Wednesday,
August 10, at 6:30 pm; rebroadcast Saturday, August 13,
at 9 am
July is "Hire-a-Vet Month" in
New Jersey . NJ
Works take a close look at how those who have served
in the Armed Services are aided in finding jobs here in
the Garden State .
Diversity, Everybody
Wins
Wednesday,
August 17, at 6:30 pm; rebroadcast Saturday, August 20,
at 9 am
Join NJ Works as the program
explores diversity in the workforce. NJ Works visits
with interns who participate in a new program for young
Hispanics.
Police Academy 2005
Wednesday,
August 24, at 6:30 pm; rebroadcast Saturday, August 27,
at 9 am
No, it is not a sequel to those funny
movies - rather it
is a summer boot camp for high school students who may one
day join the ranks of those that serve and protect New Jersey
.
It's the Economy Stupid
Wednesday,
August 31, at 6:30 pm; rebroadcast Saturday, September
3, at 9 am
Host Christopher Ridenhour and a
panel of experts take on the tough topic of economic development
in New Jersey .
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