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Archived News Release from 2010 For Immediate Release Redwood City, CA - March 30, 2010 - In this challenging economy, job seekers needs to use all the tools available to secure the right job. To help people in this effort, PeninsulaWorks and the Redwood City Public Library present the latest in a series of job-search and employment related workshops. On April 6, PeninsulaWorks brings its “T.O.O.L.S.” (Transitions • Options • Opportunities • Learning • Services) program to the Redwood City Downtown Library. Tuesday, April 6th, 2:30 – 6:30 pm This is an exciting workshop for job seekers where they’ll have the opportunity to develop critical skills and gain crucial information needed for their job search. A key element is one-on-one assistance sessions, where knowledgeable coaches will provide feedback to the job seeker, with an emphasis on resume preparation and interview skills development. In addition, there will be experienced speakers offering career-related presentations, including a Human Resources Directors Forum – a great opportunity to get questions answered, and find out the best ways to get in the door and make the right impression with HR departments. This FREE four-hour workshop provides participants with great tips, valuable information, and new skills that can help to unlock their job search and open new doors of employment opportunity. Space is limited, so interested job seekers are encouraged to arrive early to reserve a spot. This workshop is presented by PeninsulaWorks and is co-sponsored by the Redwood City Public Library and the Friends of the Redwood City Library. PeninsulaWorks is the premier source for employment and training solutions in San Mateo County. Their mission is to help job seekers and laid off workers and our businesses that need talented workers to remain competitive. PeninsulaWorks is publicly funded and you can learn more about their services through their website at www.peninsulaworks.org. The Redwood City Public Library offers many free programs for children, adults, and families, and is the learning center of our community. For more information about library events and services you may access the library’s home page at www.redwoodcity.org/library or call 780-7018.Visit Redwood City’s award-winning website at www.redwoodcity.org for information about the City and its services, the community, recreation programs, education, and local business. Subscribe to Redwood City’s email newsletter and other City documents by visiting www.redwoodcity.org/egov. ### David Dias
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