St. Joseph The Worker Job Networking Club (now celebrating our Fourteenth Year) is a non-denominational and Free job networking club dedicated to assisting unemployed or under-employed job seekers find appropriate job positions.
The Club was founded by volunteers in 2009 and has had over 4500 participants since then. There is absolutely no cost to join or participate in the Job Networking Club since it is managed and staffed by volunteers. Volunteers are experienced Business Coaches, Mentors, Managers, and Business Owners.
Club Meetings are held normally each Tuesday from 12:30 to 2:00 PM Central Time at St John's Catholic Church 1055 Hughes Road Madison, AL with from 40 to 60 members attending. See our Calendar Page for upcoming Club Meetings and Local Job Fairs.
Additions to the Club are the formation of two groups known as:
"ExperiencePlus" - a group dedicated to age related issues in job seeking; and
"Job Search Essentials" - a group focused on those in need of focused help from a volunteer mentor to enter, or re-enter the workforce, or kick start a stalled job search.
The Club was founded by volunteers in 2009 and has had over 4500 participants since then. There is absolutely no cost to join or participate in the Job Networking Club since it is managed and staffed by volunteers. Volunteers are experienced Business Coaches, Mentors, Managers, and Business Owners.
Club Meetings are held normally each Tuesday from 12:30 to 2:00 PM Central Time at St John's Catholic Church 1055 Hughes Road Madison, AL with from 40 to 60 members attending. See our Calendar Page for upcoming Club Meetings and Local Job Fairs.
Additions to the Club are the formation of two groups known as:
"ExperiencePlus" - a group dedicated to age related issues in job seeking; and
"Job Search Essentials" - a group focused on those in need of focused help from a volunteer mentor to enter, or re-enter the workforce, or kick start a stalled job search.
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Job Networking Club’s Mission
To assist those seeking a job by providing
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Madison Mayor Paul Finley congratulates Job Club Founder Maureen Chemsak on the Club's 10th Anniversary helping job seekers
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We encourage Job Seekers to use a Plan and build their Network for better, more effective results in a job search - click the link to the Left to see a Job Search Preparedness Plan.
We encourage our members to develop a LinkedIn Profile, and join the St. Joseph the Worker Job Networking Club group on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/3021863
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Job Networking Club's First Job Fair
Held on 1 Feb 2022 was a great success with 24 local employers and almost 60 local and distance job seekers in attendance. Great thanks and appreciation to St John's Catholic Church for providing the venue and administrative support; Boy Scout Troop 350 for set-up and tear down of tables and chairs in record time of 30 and 20 minutes respectively; all the Job Club Volunteers who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to coordinate the Job Fair; and all the Employers and Job Seekers in attendance. The feedback from both are very positive and will assist the Job Networking Club in hosting future Job Fairs.
Held on 1 Feb 2022 was a great success with 24 local employers and almost 60 local and distance job seekers in attendance. Great thanks and appreciation to St John's Catholic Church for providing the venue and administrative support; Boy Scout Troop 350 for set-up and tear down of tables and chairs in record time of 30 and 20 minutes respectively; all the Job Club Volunteers who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to coordinate the Job Fair; and all the Employers and Job Seekers in attendance. The feedback from both are very positive and will assist the Job Networking Club in hosting future Job Fairs.
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