ndiana's Department of Workforce Development (DWD), working with local WorkOne Centers, administers the state's employment and training programs, as well as the unemployment insurance system.

IndianaCareerConnect.com
The state launched IndianaCareerConnect.com in July 2008 to direct individuals to enhanced career advancement tools as well as provide employers with quick and efficient access to candidates. The website offers a hefty menu of services to indi-
viduals and employers at no charge.

IndianaCareerConnect.com offers individuals the most comprehensive source of Indiana job openings as well as help in aligning his or her skills to available jobs. Moreover, the site provides employers with access to an extensive database of job seekers and highlights qualified individuals with necessary experience and workplace abilities. The website's features for individuals include: find a job; create a resume;
 explore a career; and research the job market.  Meanwhile, employers have access to offerings such as:  find a candidate; post a job; research candidate trends; and gather general labor market information.

Indiana DWD's WorkOne Portal
The department offers a WorkOne Portal website that provides key information about the goals, services and organization of the 89 WorkOne offices located throughout Indiana's 12 workforce-development and economic-growth regions. In addition, the WorkOne Portal offers links to websites and web pages that offer insights into Hoosier programs including:

 Major Opportunities;
 Training Accel- eration Grants (TAGs) for employers;
 the Strategic Skills Initiative (SSI) focusing on research, analysis and training demands for high-growth occupations;
 Labor Market Information;
 the Work Ethic Program;
 WorkKeys for both job seekers and employers:
 the Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) program; and
 Vocational Rehab.

Unemployment Insurance
If you have lost your job through no fault of your own, your local WorkOne Center is the source for information on Unemployment Insurance Claims. You may also get information and file a claim online. Go to unemployment insurance.

Employment Services 
Whether you are looking for a new job, considering a change in employment, or developing a plan for your career, WorkOne can be your source for information, referrals, placement assistance and other services. Working with the DWD, Work-
One provides access to current job openings throughout Northern Indiana's five county region via IndianaCareerConnect.com. Take a look at all types of jobs, in many industries, and every level: from hourly to salaried, technical to managerial, part- or full-time. Select Find a Job for more details.

Disabled Veterans Outreach Program
Special programs are available through the Association for Service Disabled Veterans (ASDV), a non-profit public benefit organization with the goal of creating opportunities for SDVs to achieve and maintain their rehabilitation through enterprise development and managed employment.

Veterans' Employment Services
Your local WorkOne works with DWD's Veteran Service Program to provide specific job placement services to qualifying veterans. Veterans of military service receive priority job matching to new openings and assistance from WorkOne’s Local Veteran Employment Representatives in job searches and career planning. Click here for details on veterans’ employment services.

Trade Adjustment
Assistance Services
WorkOne partners with IDWD in administering the Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) program. Established under the Trade Act of 1974. The federal TAA Program provides aid to workers who lose their jobs or whose hours of work and wages are reduced as a result of increased imports. Workers whose employment is adversely affected by increased imports may apply for TAA. The effort offers benefits and services to help unemployed workers prepare and obtain suitable employment. Workers may be eligible for training, job search and relocation allowances, income support and other services.

Trade Readjustment
Act Services
Trade Readjustment Allowances (TRA) is income support to persons who have exhausted unemployment compensation and whose jobs were affected by foreign imports. The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) provides special benefits under the NAFTA Transitional Adjustment Assistance (NAFTA-TAA) program to those who were laid off or had hours reduced because their employer was adversely affected by increased imports from Mexico or Canada or because their employer shifted production to either of these countries. These benefits include paid training for a new job, and financial help in making a job search in other areas or relocation to an area where jobs are more plentiful.