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Maine CareerCenters provide a variety of employment and training services at no charge for Maine workers and businesses. Whether you are looking to improve your job qualifications, explore a different profession, find a new career or hire an employee, the CareerCenter can help.

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1/21/2021: Claims for Unemployment Compensation, Week Ending January 16
1/15/2021: Briefing to the Maine Legislature
1/14/2021: State Seeks Public Comments on Workforce Development Waivers
1/14/2021: Claims for Unemployment Compensation, Week Ending January 9

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Veterans and eligible spouses are given priority of service for the receipt of employment, training and placement services provided under most Maine Department of Labor-funded programs.

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