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Message from Mr. Gene C. Blue, President/CEO
While you are at Arizona OIC we expect you to act and dress in a
professional manner. This means that you are:
· Regular and punctual
· Well groomed and wearing appropriate
office attire.
· Courteous
· Neat in all your work
· Professional
You are preparing yourself to enter the job market. We are here to
help you in anyway we can. This includes helpful criticism, skill
building, and developing your assets. Any problems you are having should
be brought to the attention of your counselor or myself.
The aim of OIC is to assist you in becoming employable. In order to
accomplish this, you must want to Help Yourself. Without your assistance
and cooperation we cannot succeed. You have to want to become employable.
Even then we cannot guarantee you a job or training, but working together
we will assist you in becoming employed as quickly as possible.
Entering the OIC program is your decision and you have to make the
first step by agreeing to the above. If you lack the ambition to work,
then there is not an individual at OIC or anywhere else that can help you
find a job.
That is what we are here to do--train and find jobs.
If you decide to continue in the enrollment process here are some
things to keep in mind during your participation.
1. Attendance and Punctuality
Regular attendance and punctuality are essential and therefore,
mandatory. All absences and tardies are to be avoided.
Excessive absences and tardies may be grounds for termination.
Trainees are to be at assigned places at starting time.
2. Dress and Appearance
The primary goal of OIC is job placement and in keeping with that goal
we must have a dress code. Bathing daily is necessary. Dress during
participation must be of a business nature. Jeans, shorts, cut-offs,
tank-tops, bare midriffs, tennis shoes, hats, headbands, corn-rows, hair
nets, or curlers will not be worn during class time.
This is necessary in the event the opportunity arises that a job
interview or job opening occurs while you are in attendance. Remember,
that interviews and jobs do not wait on us and we at OIC have to convince
the employer that we have the best potential employees available in the
Phoenix Labor Market. HELP US TO SELL YOU.
3. Sign In
The sign-in sheet is like a time card. A time card is an employer’s
record of the hours you have worked. The sign-in sheet is good practice
and is required to show you were in class.
· Every morning - Sign-in
· Every lunch period - Sign-out / Sign-in
· Every evening - Sign-out
4. Classroom Conduct
You must conduct yourself in such a manner that your chances for
employment would not be hurt by your conduct. The next person entering
the classroom could be a prospective employer.
You must conduct yourself so that you do not interfere with the
instructor and/or performance of another trainee. Use of profanity,
alcohol, drugs, or carrying weapons and fighting in the building will not
be tolerated.
Following the suggestions above will increase your chances for
success.
5. Work Area
Each student is responsible for his/her work area. This means that
whatever you use during class, you place back where it belongs.
· Put books back on shelf
· Turn off equipment when finished
· Cover up equipment when finished
· Help keep classroom clean and orderly
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