OhioMeansJobs – Madison County has information for people who are either employed or unemployed. You might find something through the website that can help you. We also have a workforce center for anyone to use regardless of income. You are more than welcome to visit the center, known as the Resource Room, at 200 Midway Street, London.
Free Services available to All (employed and unemployed):
- Resource Room access
- Free Services
- Assist with General Career Counseling and Résumé Creation
- Help with Job Search Sources via Internet access
- Gather Labor Market Information including
- Job Listings
- Skills Needed
- Occupational Demand
- Provide Information on Education Opportunities and Training Opportunities
- Schedule Appointments for Child Care, Transportation, and Medical Services
- Arrange Contacts with other Agencies
- Distribute Financial Aid Applications
- Manage long-term Follow-up Services
Additional services available for those who are unemployed:
- Information about Unemployment Compensation (Click Here)
- Information for workers who were Laid Off
- Special services available for 50 or more workers Laid Off at the same time
- Special services for Armed Forces Veterans (Click Here)
- Online Unemployment Registration (Click Here)
- OhioMeansJobs / Online Job Search (Click Here)
To find more information about Ohio’s workforce, go to:
Ohio Department of Job & Family Services Office of Workforce Development.
Employment Resource Room | General Information
Anyone may use the room through self-service, much like a library. It is free and open to the public during normal business hours(8am-4pm) Monday through Friday. The Resource Room is a place to find out about anything related to employment and training:
The Resource Room is located in the Madison County building at 200 Midway Street, London. Just walk in through the first door on your left. The Resource Room is available for anyone regardless of employment or income status.
The Employment Resource Room is a great place for Job Seekers to:
- Assist with General Career Counseling and Résumé Creation
- Help with Job Search Sources via Internet access
- Gather Labor Market Information including
- Job Listings
- Skills Needed
- Occupational Demand
- Provide Information on Education Opportunities and Training Opportunities
- Schedule Appointments for Child Care, Transportation, and Medical Services
- Arrange Contacts with other Agencies
- Distribute Financial Aid Applications
- Manage long-term Follow-up Services
A staff member can furnish general career counseling through labor market information. This includes job listings, skills needed, and occupational demand.
If you need to register for unemployment benefits, you can by dialing a toll-free number: (877) 644-6562 or online at http://unemployment.ohio.gov.
If you want to find out whether you qualify for childcare assistance, transportation, or medical services, an appointment can be set up for you to discuss this with a counselor.