PSGCNJ is a not-for-profit providing job search help for over 10 years. Our Mission is to provide job seekers opportunities with encouragement, empowerment, education, and inspiration to advance their careers.
We deliver search strategies, programs, networking, and pro bono work opportunities to help you develop the skills and confidence to land your next job.
We are committed to advancing, helping, and advocating for our community members, no matter where they find themselves in their careers.
By Audrey N. Lewis To learn more about two of Raritan Valley Community College’s (RVCC) educational/training programs, geared to those over 40, come to the July 8th PSGCNJ general meeting […]
By a PSGCNJ Contributor If you a tired of trying to find a job in the private sector, maybe it’s time to look for work within the United States (US) […]
By Barbara Perone If you don’t have health insurance and want to get a free health screening to prevent a stroke, or head off vascular disease, sign up the next […]
By Barbara Perone Imagine going to just one website and entering one password to find all the passwords for all the sites you visit frequently & all the profiles/accounts you’ve […]
By Suzy Kedzierski Have you ever seen Oprah Winfrey without makeup? If so, you know she does not look the same as she does when she appears on camera. Why? […]
By Suzy Kedzierski Did you know you can work part time and possibly still be eligible for Social Security disability benefits from the federal government? In her July 1st PSGCNJ […]
By Barbara Perone If your Facebook profile gets hacked, get up, go to the window, open it, stick your head out and yell “I’m as mad as hell and I’m […]
by Michael Verdi It does if you are unemployed! Even criminals get the nod over the long term unemployed. If you are thinking of taking an extended break before focusing […]
By Barbara Perone These days, computer hackers must be bored. They seem to tire of stealing top secret information & money. Now they’re resorting to sneaking into our Facebook accounts […]
By Barbara Perone For nearly two years, it has been illegal for New Jersey businesses to dissuade unemployed candidates from applying for open positions by using discriminatory language in either […]
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