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Wayne County Common Good Linkage Team (view source)
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{{Organization
|Organization name=Wayne County Common Good Linkage Team
|Trading names=Wayne County Common Good
Common Good
|Industries={{Industry
|Industry sector=Health and Social Care
|Sub-Industry=Social Assistance
}}
|Services=Employment services
|Year Start=1995
|Founded in city=Wooster
|Founders={{Founder
|Name of person=Robert Smedley
}}
|Status=Defunct
|Fate=Dissolved
|Successors=OhioMeansJobs Partner
|Key persons={{Staff
|Full name=Richard Owens
}}
}}
{{Infobox organization
{{Infobox organization
| name = Wayne County Common Good Linkage Team
| name = Wayne County Common Good Linkage Team
The Wayne County Common Good Linkage Team is an informal network organization with 16 volunteer member community organizations. The Team established itself in 1995 to build a public employment services network with a mission to reduce the barriers to employment for their shared and chronically unemployed or underemployed clients by improving information sharing, providing access to an inter system network of needed employment assistance programs, and building working linkages with business-industry-and employers. It developed a process for sharing files and co planning on employment related issues. It is a collaborative planning and action mode, built on the following collaborative principles
The Wayne County Common Good Linkage Team is an informal network organization with 16 volunteer member community organizations. The Team established itself in 1995 to build a public employment services network with a mission to reduce the barriers to employment for their shared and chronically unemployed or underemployed clients by improving information sharing, providing access to an inter system network of needed employment assistance programs, and building working linkages with business-industry-and employers. It developed a process for sharing files and co planning on employment related issues. It is a collaborative planning and action mode, built on the following collaborative principles
'''Inclusiveness''' Program Developments need to be shared within the business of the Common Good so those members can be advised and make all necessary responses, either publicly or privately prior to the onset of any contracting.
'''Inclusiveness''' Program Developments need to be shared within the business of the Common Good so those members can be advised and make all necessary responses, either publicly or privately prior to the onset of any contracting.
In 2004, the county commissioners of Ashland, Wayne and Holmes Counties designated the Common Good of Ashland, Wayne and Holmes Counties designated the Common Good as the (RAC) Regional Advisory Committee to the Workforce Policy Board of the Ashland, Holmes Wayne Ohio Means Jobs One Stop service delivery system.
In 2004, the county commissioners of Ashland, Wayne and Holmes Counties designated the Common Good of Ashland, Wayne and Holmes Counties designated the Common Good as the (RAC) Regional Advisory Committee to the Workforce Policy Board of the Ashland, Holmes Wayne Ohio Means Jobs One Stop service delivery system.
Since its inception, the Common Good has: developed motivational workshops and an employer, employee mentoring program; partnered with local investors in assisting with the Hope Fund held a Lean manufacturing demonstration with the Will Burt Company in Orrville, Ohio conducted eighteen community job fairs; a Women’s empowerment grant from the Wayne County Community Foundation and is currently working with the Wayne County Economic Development Council and the Workforce Innovation Network for the purpose of helping with the development of workforce pipelines for local industry. The Wayne County Commissioners resolved in October of 2015 that the Common Good take on the responsibilities of the Wayne County Ohio Buckeye Council.
Since its inception, the Common Good has: developed motivational workshops and an employer, employee mentoring program; partnered with local investors in assisting with the Hope Fund held a Lean manufacturing demonstration with the Will Burt Company in Orrville, Ohio conducted eighteen community job fairs; a Women’s empowerment grant from the Wayne County Community Foundation and is currently working with the Wayne County Economic Development Council and the Workforce Innovation Network for the purpose of helping with the development of workforce pipelines for local industry. The Wayne County Commissioners resolved in October of 2015 that the Common Good take on the responsibilities of the Wayne County Ohio Buckeye Council.
The Common Good Linkage team meets monthly. Interested service providers and members of the public are always welcome.
The Common Good Linkage team meets monthly. Interested service providers and members of the public are always welcome.
==Common Good Linkage Team==
==Common Good Linkage Team==