Blog Author: Daniel Wilkinson
Daniel Wilkinson
Refugees and Asylees Have the Right to Work: Overcoming Two Key Challenges when Communicating with Employers about Work Authorization
This post follows an earlier blog, Refugees and Asylees Have the Right to Work: Busting Three Myths about Social Security …
Refugees and Asylees Have the Right to Work: Busting Three Myths about Social Security Delays & Work Authorization
Content in this post was informed by conversations with Senior Trial Attorney Liza Zamd from the U.S. Department of Justice …
Why Job Development Should Speed Up When Hiring Slows Down
If you’ve worked in employment services for a while, you know that the holidays (late November through early January) are …
Job Counseling for Career Pathways: Asking the Right Questions
This blog post is adapted from the Switchboard toolkit Job Counseling for Career Pathways. Across the country, there is an increasing …
A Few Ways to Engage Volunteers in your Employment Program
This blog post was written by Higher Employment Services Technical Assistance and is included as an archived post on the …
When Serving Highly Skilled Refugees, You Don’t Need to Re-invent the Wheel!
This blog post was written by Higher Employment Services Technical Assistance and is included as an archived post on the …
Head, Heart, Hands: A Strategy for Employer Conversations
This blog post was written by Higher Employment Services Technical Assistance and is included as an archived post on the …
5 Mapping Strategies for Employer Outreach
This blog post was written by Higher Employment Services Technical Assistance and is included as an archived post on the …
7 Tips if You’re New to Job Development
This blog post was written by Higher Employment Services Technical Assistance and is included as an archived post on the …