Hundreds of thousands of people could have been affected by the directives from the Trump administration, according to data from OPM, although the exact number of people who were terminated was not immediately clear. While there has been much coverage and complaints about Trump’s mass firing of federal employees, one local library is working to help those who lost their jobs transition while this plays out in the courts.
Are you a federal government employee who just lost your job? Are you out of work and looking for a career in public service? The Greenburgh Library is sponsoring a forum on how to apply, prepare, and succeed in finding government jobs at the state, county, or local level. An opportunity to transition from federal jobs to NYS government jobs.
“I am very grateful to the library for organizing this important program- the first in a series of initiatives to help people learn how to get government jobs at the local, county, or state levels,” Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner shared.
The program will be held on Thursday, March 6th, at 10 AM, in the Multipurpose Room at Greenburgh Public Library, located at 300 Tarrytown Road in Elmsford.
This in-person session, led by a Westchester County Human Resources Department representative, will walk attendees through the civil service application process, exam registration, and key preparation strategies. It’s an excellent opportunity for those looking to launch or advance a career in local government. Attendees are encouraged to bring their resumes—especially if they’re ready to explore job opportunities!
Registration is required. You can register by clicking here or scanning the QR code below
