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I'm doing good.
What are you doing?
The Job’d project, developed by the City of Helsinki and We Foundation, involves an operating model for creating new jobs that produce additional social value and offer valuable work experience for young people.
For young people, it is often challenging to acquire their first work experiences. Job’d offers young people occasional
work through which they can gain their first work experiences, new expertise, contacts and wages, which will also help them find employment in the future. Socially meaningful work helps other people or the community and adds to the significance of the work, also increasing the young people’s work motivation.
Creating new jobsJobs offered through Jod’d would not exist without the project. The tasks are always new, and they do not replace existing jobs or business operations.
Offering first real work experiences for young people. Job’d is paid work where young people can gain expertise, work experience, motivation and references that will help them advance in their careers and education.
All job'd tasks will benefit other people or the community In their work through Job’d, young people help reduce loneliness among the elderly, support single parents in their daily lives and bring life to local events, for example.
The development of the Job’d operating model began in 2016. The model has been developed jointly by the City of Helsinki and the We Foundation. By November 2018, Job’d has created more than 26,000 hours of work and offered more than 1,000 work experiences.”
1. Download the free-of-charge application to your mobile phone.
2. Create a good job seeker profile.
3. Sign up for available Job’d tasks.
All event jobs will be available through the Treamer mobile application for local young people aged 15-20. The Treamer application can also be used to sign up for some of the Job’d Helping tasks
Workers to assist the elderly who live at home will be selected in recruitment events. Recruitment events are organised in cooperation with Ohjaamo centres, youth centres, associations and We-Houses. For more information on the next recruitment event, please contact sami.komppula@hel.fi by e-mail.