The Civil Service Commission posts for job vacancies in the state, county, and municipal government. They post it online. The nearest testing center is at the Mays Landing campus of Atlantic Cape Community College. Various state departments are also on social media. Not everyone has computers, internet access, phones, or a place to live. Why isn't this information in the one-stop center? Why aren't listings posted in the Herald? Why aren't people truly being shown and told how and where to get jobs, but being sent to "classes" and "28-day job search" programs and taught/shown nothing?
Moderator's Note: For those lacking computers or internet connection, every library has both and personnel to assist for those who may not know how to operate.