"The employees at the plant are not represented by a union and do not have bumping rights. We do not plan to coordinate services with the local workforce development board or any other entity,"
"Local Workforce Development Boards and their partners help laid-off workers find new jobs. Visit an America's Job Center of California location near you. You can get help with your resume, practice interviewing, search for jobs, and more. You can also learn about training programs to help start a new career."
Processing units at the Benicia Refinery will be permanently idled, with the idling expected by the end of April. The action will affect 237 of the facility's 348 employees, with separations occurring from March 15 through July 1. The affected employees are not represented by a union and do not possess bumping rights. There is no planned coordination of transition services with the local workforce development board or other entities. Laid-off workers are directed to America's Job Center of California for resume help, interview practice, job search assistance, and training program information. Contact numbers and an email for the Solano County Workforce Development Board are provided.
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