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• Hundreds of Personal Computer Skills tutorials on topics such as email, the Internet, Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat and Lotus Notes
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** Free to Job Seekers to Post Resumes, Free Access to Members! **

The Textile Placement Network has now been enhanced to offer services to both textile industry job seekers and employers.

THRC Member Companies - You can:

• Access and download resumés from qualified candidates
• Post job openings
• Access the Skills Transition Program to assist soon-to-be displaced employees by giving them FREE access to the Enhanced Textile Placement Network's posted jobs, job seekers' services and all of THRC's skills development programs
  
  Companies or unions need to apply to the Council in order for their workers to receive their own personal IDs and passwords
• Create and edit your company profile for job seekers to view

Qualified job seekers - You can:

• Submit a resumé directly to the Enhanced Textile Placement Network

Non-Member Companies:

• Become a THRC Member and gain full access and many other benefits

Now available: The latest, most comprehensive multimedia programs for the textile industry on CD-ROM or the internet. Textile Manufacturing Skills programs Workplace Performance Skills programs

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THRC programs are partially funded by the Government of Canada's Sector Council Program