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West Oakland Job Resource Cent
Skrilla's Barbering & Cosmetol
Rising Sun Center for Opportun
Tradeswomen, Inc.

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1. West Oakland Job Resource Center - Oakland

· 13 reviews

1801 Adeline St 2nd floor room 211, Oakland, CA 94607

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1. Connecting skilled workers with local jobs in construction and Transportation Distribution & Logistics at the City and Port of Oakland.
2. Exclusive orientations every Tuesday at 9:30 AM, including a 45-minute presentation and 1-hour individual assessment.
3. Screening and training associates to ensure they possess the necessary skills, making it easy for you to build long-lasting working relationships.
4. Boost your credit score with our Lending Circle, helping you build credit and establish a savings plan simultaneously.
5. Comprehensive services including assessment, employer referral, local hire monitoring, compliance, and pre- and post-employment services, all in one place.

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2. Skrilla's Barbering & Cosmetology - Oakland

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· 35 reviews

5118 International Blvd, Oakland, CA 94601, United States

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1. Experience top-notch haircuts from our skilled barbers, like Man Mike and Ray, who provide unmatched results.
2. Discover the best barbers in Oakland, catering to all clients, even those from the East Coast, with exceptional precision and care.
3. Enjoy a personalized experience with barbers who love their craft, like Ray and Phil, ensuring you leave satisfied and looking sharp.
4. Find the perfect barber for your child, as our skilled professionals, like Phill, offer patience and expertise for all ages.
5. Rely on us for exceptional service on any day, as our talented barbers, like Larry, are dedicated to serving you, even on Sundays.

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3. Rising Sun Center for Opportunity - Emeryville

· 20 reviews

1116 36th St, Oakland, CA 94608, United States

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1. Transformative workforce development programs specializing in preparing underrepresented groups for high-paying green careers and union construction trades.
2. Climate Careers trains and employs Bay Area and San Joaquin youth to tackle climate change by providing energy efficiency services, empowering the next generation of green leaders.
3. Hands-on training and job placement support in the union construction trades, with a certified Apprenticeship Readiness Program, building skills and confidence for long-term career success.
4. Tackling systems of inequity through policy efforts driving positive change at the intersection of equity, climate, and jobs, addressing the root causes of poverty in the region.
5. Empowering youth and communities with energy and water efficiency services, fostering environmental stewardship and exploring career paths in green industries, creating a just and sustainable future for all.

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4. Tradeswomen, Inc. - Oakland

· 1 reviews

337 17th St #204, Oakland, CA 94612

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1. Empowering women in non-traditional trades through education, resources, and support, promoting workforce diversity.
2. Championing gender equality in the construction industry with equal pay for women, closing the wage gap in the trades.
3. Comradery and networking opportunities for women in the building trades through regular meetups, fostering a supportive community.
4. High-growth career paths with average starting wages of $20/hr, plus benefits, and prevailing wage opportunities in government projects.
5. Driving industry change by increasing the number of women in construction and related trades, promoting workforce development.