The Judiciary’s JOBS Program links probation clients with education, training and employment. Through partnerships with small and large businesses and industry groups as well as government agencies, the program has already helped place clients in nearly 4,000 jobs. Email [email protected] to learn more and become a JOBS partner.
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The New Jersey Judiciary consists of the Supreme Court; the Superior Court, which includes the Appellate Division and the trial courts in the 15 vicinages; the Tax Court and the municipal courts. The Administrative Office of the Courts provides technical assistance, operational support, training, research and development, budget and personnel coordination, and development and operation of information systems for the courts.
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http://www.njcourts.gov
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- 5,001-10,000 employees
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- Trenton, NJ
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25 Market St
Trenton, NJ 08625, US
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Paulyn Holandez, EEO/AA Officer from the Monmouth Vicinage and Sarah Chavez, EEO/AA Officer from the Burlington Vicinage, hosted an employment outreach event at the Military and Family Readiness Center at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst for 50 active-duty military members. The center hosts transition planning sessions for military members preparing to join the civilian workforce.
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Lowell Joerg, aka Postcard Man, picked the Morris County Courthouse in Morristown for his latest “Re-distribution of Happiness” by sending this postcard of the historic courthouse circa 1925. We, like Mr. Joerg, wonder how this got to California. While there have been a good amount of interior changes, the exterior hasn’t changed much.
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“Justice Coleman’s groundbreaking career broke the artificial barriers or ceilings of opportunity for judges of color. Most importantly, he navigated these uncharted waters in a way that demonstrated devotion, compassion, and commitment to the law together with its essential foundations to fairness and equality for all. And he did so with great intellect and talent. He was both a role model and friend, and I will miss him.” Judge Glenn A. Grant, acting administrative director of the courts.
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The Ocean Vicinage’s Employee Engagement Committee held its annual Spirit Week last week. Employees participated in outdoor games and a vicinage-wide game show tournament, with the Civil Division crowned as back-to-back champions! Court staff took part in ice cream socials and a coffee bar, where they could fill up their new coffee tumblers – a gift of appreciation for their contribution to the greater mission of the Judiciary. Tumblers were adorned with this year’s theme: “Individually we are one drop; together we are Ocean!”
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As part of the Judiciary’s JOBS Program, the Morris/Sussex Vicinage’s probation office hosted a joint event on Thursday with Morris County’s Navigating Hope van and Community Connections. Twenty people took advantage of the social services offered, which included food assistance, housing, and general assistance. The goal of the JOBS Program is to connect probation clients to jobs and job training. An important component of the program is ensuring clients are stable by providing services that put them in a position to attain and maintain employment. Keep a look out for the vicinage’s next JOBS event in October!
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In support of International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31, staff from the Ocean Vicinage have launched a month-long campaign to allow courthouse visitors and Recovery Court participants to write the initials or name of a friend or loved one who is currently struggling or who has lost their life to overdose. The Vicinage also has a table set up with various resources for those in need.
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