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Attends and participates in various appointments/meetings to support and advocate for member, as required. Performs related duties, as required. Provide core independent living services to a cross-disability population, including individual advocacy, peer support (individual and group), independent living skills training, and information and referral, and transition. view job details

Receives and/or reviews various records and reports including incident reports, warrants, courtesy summons, victim impact statements and telephone calls/messages. Serves as liaison between the victim, law enforcement officers, investigators, attorneys, court personnel, creditors and other government and community organizations. Attends pre-trial meetings, bond/parole hearings and trials. view job details

Engagement is King Whether your audience is a roomful of caffeinated convention-goers or a lone gatekeeper to potential employment, your first task is engagement. Those initial seconds will either open a pathway or lay the first bricks of a wall — and unfortunately, it's easy to unwittingly build barriers.So how can you better forge connection with your audience instead?As a reformed speech class dropout who grew into public speaking and radio/TV interviews, I'm prime proof that engagement skills can be learned and improved upon. Presentations and interviews represent high-pressure co... view article details

Separate Myth from Good Advice Fishermen have nothing on the world of jobseekers when it comes to tall tales and nebulous information passed on from person to person over the years.Everyone has a job-hunting strategy they swear by, along with a list of things people should never do while searching for a job. Some of it is good advice, other parts are well-intentioned but slightly misguided tidbits passed down from friends and relatives, and the rest is just downright wrong. Very, very wrong.But which well known myths should you avoid? We lay them out in this article, and then replace ... view article details

By Jane Lee Monday March 7, 2011 'Both fortune and love befriend the bold.'Ovid's words ring as true as they did 2,000 years ago. So do Shakespeare's: 'Oft expectation fails, and most oft there where most it promises.'And there, as they say, lies the rub. It's easy to take a risk when you have nothing to lose, but when the dream depends on betting your bank account, your fame, or even your very life, even the proudest thrill seekers can succumb to caution's warm embrace. Ronald Heifetz, leadership expert and professor at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government, likes to say ... view article details

Interview Basics  Despite the etiquette, formality, and inevitable fear factor, job interviews can actually be enjoyable as well as extremely informative. In an interview, where you and the prospective employer begin a mutual relationship based on observation and communication, you have just as much power as the interviewer. So forget the high stakes and have fun.The focus for both sides should be on the immediate benefits you can add to and get from the company. Use examples; emphasize thought processes rather than results; and turn negatives into positives.Research, research, researchBe read... view article details

'You need to devise a savings strategy that maxmizes your return. What's the best place for your savings? Knowing about the various options can help you build greater wealth for the future.'   Money Markets and CDs   Personal savings is the base of your financial pyramid. It is the foundation of your family's well-being and it's your starting point to building wealth. Starting a sound savings program isn't difficult, but it takes some thinking, planning, and commitment. Your first savings priority should be to build the money you'll want on hand for immediate and short-term needs. This money c... view article details

Compensation is one area of business that seems immune to innovation. Like a relic from the industrial age, pay practices remain rooted in the past. It often relies on outdated standards rather than adapting to the needs of today's workforce. But the times are changing. This article explores the broken pay ecosystem and why it is stuck clinging to the status quo. It uncovers what it will take to transform and drag pay into the new era. The path forward will require rethinking deep-seated norms about pay and performance. Are today's companies ready to take pay out of the dark ages? Read on to f... view blog & white papers details

You have just started a new job and want to make sure you're taking advantage of all the benefits offered. One of the most important is Social Security, but navigating these benefits can be tricky. Don't worry, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know about your employer-provided Social Security benefits. Learn what Social Security is, how to calculate your benefits, and how to maximize your Social Security income. With the right information, you can feel confident that you're getting the most out of this important benefit. Whether you're just starting your career or gettin... view blog & white papers details

You are job hunting again. The grind of scanning endless job ads, tweaking your resume, and waiting weeks for a "Thanks, but no thanks" email has you down. But things may start to look up for you if you are searching in New York City. A new law now requires employers to list salary ranges right in the job posting. As you scroll past another vague "competitive pay" claim, you will start seeing actual numbers. Finally, no more wasting time on jobs you cannot afford to take! The law aims to increase pay transparency so applicants like you can make informed choices about whether to pursue an oppor... view blog & white papers details

It is a common gripe. There are employees with the same job title and duties with similar levels of experience and education. But somehow, someone's paycheck has more zeros at the end. It is enough to make anyone feel undervalued and shortchanged. There are prevalent reasons why employees receive different pay for the same work. Various forces can skew pay, leading to perceived unfairness despite no intention of lowballing certain employees. But before storming the boss's office, it is essential to understand the complex factors that influence pay. The Systemic Issue of Unfair Pay Unfair pay i... view blog & white papers details

A passionate advocate for cybersecurity, Evan Francen has been helping people learn about the importance of cybersecurity through his writing, his podcast, his YouTube channel, his public speaking engagements, and more! Cybersecurity has become a massively important aspect of running a business and yet, it's still an afterthought of many CEOs in the world today. In this episode, Evan talks about what you can do to strengthen your own cybersecurity at home, and why your smart devices might not be the smartest choices after all. August 19, 2021 Time Stamps Contact Info Resources Qui... view blog & white papers details