Building Washington's
Workforce
WASHINGTON WORKFORCE ASSOCIATION

ACTION
Washington State Economic Recovery
On September 7, 2021, nearly 100,000 Washingtonians lost some form of extended unemployment compensation, and thousands more remain sidelined by the pandemic.
Read up on the latest ACTION being taken in Washington in regards to the state's economic recovery in our new ACTION news category.
Who We Are
What Is A Workforce Development Board?
who we serve
Local Workforce Development Boards serve designated geographical areas and communities in rural, metro, and suburban areas, with dual customers who are:
News and Insights
2022 Powerful Advocate Award Presented to Marie Kurose
News
|Opportunities Across the System
News
|WSW CEO Stepping Down to Support Family Move
Accouncements
|Cheryl Fambles Honored with the 2020 Righteous Leader Award
News
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Joy Emory Honored with the 2021
Catalyst Award
News
|Special Announcement
Accouncements
|Washington wins federal grant to support economic recovery from COVID-19
News
|WorkSource Offices – Virtual Services
Accouncements
|Washington WorkForce Association and WA State ESD announce a new partnership level agreement
Accouncements
|Request For Proposals and Information
INDUSTRY SKILLS COHORT TRAININGS - WORKFORCE CENTRAL
- RFQQ Release: August 12, 2021
- Due Date for Questions: September 27, 2021, 5:00 pm PDT
- Proposal Package Due: September 29, 2021, 5:00 pm PDT
- Notifications to Respondents: On or near November 8, 2021
WorkForce Central is seeking qualified organizations or entities to provide employer-driven, rapid reskill-upskill training delivered to cohorts of participants. This training will prepare individuals to enter living-wage employment in the industry, occupation, and skill development pathways identified as local employer priorities in the RFQQ.
