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Refugee workforce training
A representative from the U.S. Department of Justice will lead trainings for employers and human resource personnel on helpful tools in hiring refugees, asylees and other eligible noncitizens.
The Resettlement Office is sponsoring a training from the Social Security Administration to clarify the process for noncitizen applications and what to do when applicants run into difficulty.
WHEN: Thurs. Sept. 19th, 11:00 - 12:30 at Penn Lake Library in Bloomington
WHAT: Understand the application process and what to do when things go awry for eligible noncitizens
WHO: Supportive service agencies assisting noncitizens and humanitarian immigrants in applying for social security cards
REGISTER: Free training on social security application process
Refugees and other humanitarian immigrants are an important part of Minnesota’s community. The process for applying for a social security card in order to get a job or a driver’s license can be a little intimidating. If you assist noncitizens and humanitarian immigrants in applying for social security numbers, join us for a free training from the Social Security Administration to get all your questions answered!
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Immigrants and Minnesota's Workforce describes a range of important factors in understanding the demographic changes underway in Minnesota, with particular attention to evolving trends related to immigrants and refugees, and what role these changes will have on the state’s workforce.