vidol.gov Veteran’s Employment Services U.S. Virgin Islands : Department of Labor
Name of the Organization : Department of Labor
Type of Facility : Veteran’s Employment Services
Country : United States Virgin Islands
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Website : https://www.vidol.gov/
Veteran’s Employment Services :
The Virgin Island’s Department of Labor is extremely proud of Virgin Islanders and all citizens who have served in our Armed Services. It is our honor to serve you and provide services through the Department of Labor’s Veterans’ Employment and Training Service.
Related : Vidol Department of Labor VIeWS Electronic Workforce System : www.statusin.org/8183.html
Our Program for Veterans is administered through key personnel called DVOP (Disabled Veterans Outreach Program) Specialist. These DVOP Specialists are trained and ready to assist eligible veterans and eligible spouses with their employment and training needs, as well as to ensure the application of preference and/or priority services to veterans as prescribed by federal, state, and local laws.
Employment assistance includes intensive individual services including:
** Career and employment counseling
** Direct job referrals
** Labor market information
** Job search workshops
** Résumé / application and cover letter assistance
** Eligibility determination for special programs
** Referral to training and/or supportive services
** Information on veterans employment benefits, rights and preferences
** Resources for changing careers or transitioning from the military to civilian employment
Eligible veterans are determined by attesting to one of the following Significant Barriers to Employment (SBE):
** Veterans between the ages 18 to 24.
** Homeless veterans or veterans who are at risk of becoming homeless.
** Recently separated service members, who have been unemployed for 27 or more weeks in the previous 12 months.
** An offender, who is incarcerated or who has been released from incarceration.
** Lacking high school diploma or equivalent certificate; or
** Low income.
** Transitioning Service Members in need of Intensive Services;
** Wounded, Ill, or Injured Service Members Receiving Treatment at Military Treatment Facilities or Warrior Transition Units (MTFs – WTUs).
Eligible spouses are determined by being the spouse of a veteran who:
** has a total service connected disability,
** is Missing In Action,
** was captured in the line of duty by a hostile force,
** is a Prisoner Of War, or
** died from a service connected disability.
Additionally, the Veterans Employment and Training Services designated an additional population eligible to receive services from the DVOP specialists: Family Caregivers of Wounded, III or Injured Service Members receiving treatment at MTFs – WTUs.
Resources for Finding Veteran Assistance and Information:
U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) Online military personnel records request system used to request information from military personnel records.
e-Vets Resource Advisor Use the General Services section to prepare for the job market or use the Personal Profile section to access links of specific interest.
Contact 340-776-3700 for additional information.
How Labor Can Work for You :
** Operating a going concern on a daily basis can be a challenge, regardless of your organization’s size. Your organization’s biggest asset is in human resources.There are numerous federal and local labor laws that you must comply with, which provide protection and assistance to our workforce.
Employers must comply with minimum wage standards, unemployment and workers compensation insurance, fair employment, safe working environment, and equal opportunity employment practices. This page has been developed to provide you with the necessary information and guidance to ensure there is compliance with the laws.
** In addition to the numerous rules and regulations, the VIDOL offers a host of services from consultation to training which can assist in developing your workforce.
** Advertise your vacancies with our labor exchange VIeWS (Virgin Islands Electronic Workforce System).
** Participate in OJT (On the job training) programs.
** Get consultations or workshops on fair employment guidelines, adjudication process, and equal opportunity employment.
** Filing and paying unemployment insurance taxes in the Virgin Islands.
** Workers Opportunity Tax credits.
** Get the latest Labor Market Information that details economic statistics on our workforce.
** If you are interested in developing and training the Territory’s workforce you can become an eligible service provider.
** Conduct workshops on Worker’s Compensation eligibility, compliance, and legal matters. Coming in the near future will be on line forms that can be filed electronically.