GREATER LOS ANGELES PROFESSIONALS, A CHAPTER OF EXPERIENCE UNLIMITED, IS A VOLUNTEER JOB…read moreNETWORKING SUPPORT GROUP, SPONSORED BY EDD OF CALIFORNIA I love this group for career-minded professionals! Not only have I learned how to competently market myself, but, I have made some terrific friends at GLAPros! The training and leadership provided by this diverse group of professionals is unmatched, and the camaraderie and support, invaluable! I also find the opportunity to volunteer my services and mentor others is fufilling! It has been my pleasure to see the members utilize the skills learned from their tenure, "graduate," and move onto employment. I would highly recommend GLAPros to any professional seeking to sharpen their skills, network, and obtain insider information to available jobs through the various organizations associated with GLAPros. The membership is free, and the 3 day Orientation Workshop, prior to membership, is well worth your time! It is usually held the second Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of the month (subject to change), at the Canoga Park Worksource Center. Employers, check out the website, and obtain access to a diverse pool of resumes of candidates ready to fill your positions! You are also welcome to post your positions on the website, for interested members to contact you, all free of charge! You may feel free to check out their website at: www.eu-glapros.org or leave a message at (818) 596-4431.

The West San Fernando Valley branch of Experience Unlimited, the white-collar professional job hunt…read moresupport group. Meets weekly on Thursdays. Must attend a 3-day orientation before joining. Free interviewing, resume scrubs and networking. The West Hills center has friendlier staff and is much cleaner and organized than other Valley EDD centers. Your tax dollars at work! I highly recommend the resume, interviewing and job search workshops by Sandra Magellanes and Deborah Young.

The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce has been an invaluable resource for our business…read morecommunity. As a member, we have experienced firsthand their commitment to promoting business success and facilitating meaningful networking/connections within the Santa Clarita Valley. The Chamber is always evolving to meet the needs of its members, offering a range of programs and events designed to empower businesses of all sizes. And we have benefited greatly from their efforts in connecting, educating, advocating for, and promoting businesses in Santa Clarita. Thank you, Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce, for your hard work and dedication to our business community.

The SCV Chamber of Commerce is the best place for businesses to establish and grow their business…read morethrough new connections and programming. The SCV Chamber is also the leading business advocacy organization in the SCV with a great grassroots program, ImpactSCV, which has made a huge difference in local, regional and state legislation effecting businesses.

They discriminate against people with learning disabilities. Even when they know ahead of time. The…read morehigher ups give you extra test to prove your up for the challenge and you shine. But they forget to fill in the rest of the people what the process is. They are just then mean individuals that act superior towards people. No wonder they get a bad name.

Went to a recruitment seminar. Second in command of LAPD gave a nice speech discussing the job.read more

A terrible place to work. When I worked there, my license and commitment to my patients was not…read morerespected. The concept of ADHC is fantastic, unfortunately many unscrupulous people have settled in this niche.

My grandma has been at silver strand care for the last 9 years and has been delighted for every…read morething the staff provides! From picking her up, getting her vitals checked, breakfast, snack & lunch! She's also never complained about the food lol. They keep them fit with physical therapy and a bunch of wonderful activities. She's happy to have her friends with her side by side. Especially during the pandemic. My family and I are truly grateful for all the staff and the services they provide! Truly a wonderful place.

The recruiters here are very nice and efficient. They genuinely try to get you the jobs that work…read morebest for you. For each step of the process, they'll be right with you.

The decision to join the Navy is already changing my life for the best. I had been wanting to join…read morefor a while and I am so glad I committed. Without the help of my amazing recruiters Cleveland and Mayberry, I wouldn't have followed through and I wouldn't be as happy as I am now. Their determination in me and support is everything I needed in order to process through to be where I am now. They explained the steps and allowed me to think it through in addition to keeping in contact with me. I feel very comfortable asking them questions and listening to their advice. Can't thank them enough! If anyone is thinking of joining the Navy, I would definitely go and see them- they won't let you down. Super excited for my future and life changing experiences

I got this new virus of Covid. All of a sudden I had so much phlegm in my throat that I could not…read morebreathe. Literally it blocked off my ability to breathe. I called 911 and they sent these wonderful guys from the fire department and AMR ambulance. They were at my house in 3 minutes I kid you not! There were like 10 of the young firemen and they were so sweet. They assessed the danger and helped me to breathe. After I was breathing better they would joke around. They seemed like a family of brothers. Very professional yet you felt safe with them. They talked to you as though they had been your friend all your life. They saved my life. Then this wonderful EMT man came over to me and gave me oxygen. His name was C.Styers and no I do not know his exact full name. He was a gentleman and very kind. He was gentle and respectful and caring. Through out the ride to the hospital this EMT man would talk to me with a soothing voice which automatically made me feel safe and believe that everything will be okay. C.Styers stayed with me and quickly got me into a room. Then he said good bye. He has a real connection between medicine and a patient. I was thankful for the help I received that day and very grateful.

My family and I visited Station 128 today. Brought some pizza. Thank you for the nice tour. The…read moreselfless efforts of these people saves lives and memories, it was a pleasure visiting Station 128.

They saved my life I had a seizure and was talking nonsense after wards when I still was delusional…read morebut they kept their cool and helped me. I'm so grateful and I am also embarrassed because I had said things that no ever needs to be talked to that way but I had no control over my mind after a 2 minutes full seizure. At the hospital I didn't still remember anything including the date, year, month, my own name and address. I apologized to one of them like a million times the young guy but I doubt he forgave me but I'm hoping this will shed more light on getting seizures and those around the patient canNOT take anything they say seriously, I might not be here tomorrow or maybe another day or a week or a month but if I go I wanted to apologize to all the brave the Fire fighters and paramedics. THANK YOU LAFD 106 for saving my life. Best regards, Ar

I am very grateful to this Outstanding Rescue Squad. My…read moresister broke her foot and she had her whole left leg in a cast. She lives in a apartment complex where there is no elevator just a lot of stairs, she lives in a second floor. I was so worry thinking how am I going to do this. So on my way back from the hospital to her apartment, I kept thinking who is going to help me now. I do not know how I got there but I was in front of the Fire Station and I just went directly to the front door and in front of me was this fireman and he said to me "You have a purpose how can we help"....it was the most incredible moment of my life to see the Act of Caring and they helped my sister and me that day. God Bless you every one of the Firefighters of the Fire Station 12. You gave me the most beautiful gift that day...your Support when I needed it most. Sincerely, Liz Estoy muy agradecida a este Excepcional Grupo de Rescate de Bomberos. Mi hermana se fracturó el pie y le enyesaron toda su pierna izquierda ya que se rompió sus ligamentos también. Ella vive en un complejo de apartamentos donde no hay elevador, solamente hay escaleras con angostos escalones, y como ella vive en el segundo piso, mi pensamiento era el de cómo hiba a poder ayudarla a subir todas esas escaleras. Así que de regreso del hospital a su casa mi pensamiento era de cómo hiba yo ayudarla a subir , se me hacía imposible. No se cómo fuí a dar a la Estación de Bomberos pero al ver la puerta cerrada, me dirigi decidida a pedir ayuda, de repente la puerta se abre y me encuentro a un Bombero que me dice "Usted viene con un propósito, como podemos ayudarte", En ese momento fueron las palabras más alentadoras que pude haber escuchado, ya que estaba desesperada y su Acto de Generosidad y Apoyo me llenaron de felicidad. Me brindaron la ayuda que necesitaba y de corazón les doy las gracias por habernos ayudado a mi hermana y a mí. Dios bendiga a cada uno de los bomberos de la Estación de Bomberos # 12 en la ciudad de Highland Park. Ustedes me dieron el más hermoso regalo ese día....que fué su Apoyo Incondicional en el momento en el que más los necesitaba. Sinceramente, Liz

Very disappointing experience with the Highland Park fire station on Avenue 60 near Figueroa. I…read morecalled regarding sandbags and spoke with Captain Jackson. Instead of simply explaining whether sandbags were available or where residents could get them, I was met with a lot of attitude and the phone was hung up on me twice. I understand if the station doesn't provide sandbags or if there are certain rules or limited supplies. That's completely understandable. What I don't understand is why a resident asking a simple question couldn't be treated with basic courtesy and directed to the proper location. Our local fire stations are an important part of the community, and I expected a much more professional and helpful response. It's not like these sandbags are coming out of Captain Jackson's personal budget or paycheck. They're community emergency resources meant to help residents prepare and protect their property. If they're unavailable or there are restrictions, just explain that. There's no reason for the attitude or to hang up on someone simply asking for information.