Responding to the Credit Crunch
Written by Movement for Reform Judaism Tuesday, 07 April 2009
The Reform Movement has announced a series of sessions designed to explore Jewish sources in order to help people deal with the anxiety and uncertainty they are facing in the current economic crisis. Reform communities have also been active in offering support to their members.
Middlesex New Synagogue have launched an employment help line. It is hoped that the resource will be used by those in need of help as well as by those who are able to offer help to those who are seeking work. There is also the opportunity to make a donation to the Employment Support Fund. Email
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on a confidential basis for further information.
Trisha Ward and Alan Sanders, representatives from the Employment Resource Centre (ERC), will be talking at the next in West London Synagogue's series of Kesher events and taking questions about the service which to date has helped nearly 8000 unemployed people in the Jewish community back to work.
The ERC provides help to people from every occupational background and level of experience in a confidential setting and is totally free of charge. Hear about the wide range of seminars and services including, job search strategy, career choices and transition as well as how to get the best out of networking opportunities, computer training, raising confidence and motivation, CV Preparation, interview training and much more to help secure their way back to employment.
In the current economic crisis, come and hear more about this dynamic and crucial service; the way it may be able to help you or conversely how you might like to help support it. Email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for more details. The event is scheduled for 28th April at 8pm at West London Synagogue.
We will continue to showcase initiatives and responses to the current economic climate from our synagogues as well as the wider community.
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