Glen Hazel Community Resident Management Corporation

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A pre-apprenticeship Green job training program administered by the A. Philip Randolph Institute’s Pittsburgh Chapter and facilitated in partnership with United Steelworkers, the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh and GTECH Strategies. The goal is to promote living wage jobs and union membership for the minority community.

This Spring, working with the A. Phillip Randolph Institute, World Class Industrial Network LLC, GHCRMC and P.O.O.R.L.A.W., we partnered with UPMC to submit a Neighborhood Assistance Program tax-credit application to the Department of Community and Economic Development. This January, the application was approved, bringing a unique job training program to residents of Hazelwood, (15207). With the A. Phillip Randolph Institute as the lead agency, the project will implement an 8-week training program serving residents of the Greater Hazelwood Community, incorporating OSHA safety, HAZWOPER, Green Energy, Weatherization and other trainings, along with Life Skills instruction. Up to 30 residents can enter the program, they will also receive a stipend up to $1,200.

To be considered for the program you:
Must be at least 18 years of age;
High school diploma or GED;
Must be drug free;
A valid driver’s license is preferred;

To qualify you must take the Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE) and demonstrate a 10th grade level of reading, writing and math; and
You must successfully complete and pass the panel interview.

Portions of the assessments and trainings will be conducted in the Hazelwood community and recruitment has begun if anyone is interested please contact Michael Wilson at [email protected] or Saundra Cole McKamey at [email protected] 412-670-8421.

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Greater Hazelwood Job Fair, Thursday from 1-4pm. Hazelwood library bottom floor!!!!
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The POISE Foundation is conducting a Community Interest Survey of neighborhood residents. POISE is dedicated to improving the quality of life in Pittsburgh. This survey is to help us to better understand the opinions and needs of our residents and establish priorities for neighborhood improvement. The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete. Each question is important. The results will help us take a resident-driven approach to making decisions that will enrich our community and improve quality of life. Your feedback is very important! This survey is being conducted for us by the University Center for Social and Urban Research (UCSUR) at the University of Pittsburgh. UCSUR will compile the data and present the results to us and our neighborhood.

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Thank you in advance for your time and consideration!

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The construction manager for the current road work at Almono Site is looking for an administrator. Such a person would handle filing, paperwork, notetaking, etc. This job would start immediately and would last approximately 11-16 months.

Please send all inquiries and resumes to [email protected] by noon this Friday, December 11.

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