As an employer, you may post your own job opening, free of charge, in the WorkSource Washington Job Bank. If you prefer the assistance of WorkSource staff for listing the job opening and screening applicants, call us at (360) 704-3586.
Find Employees (Search Resumes)You may search the WorkSource Washington Talent Bank for resumes of jobseekers in your occupational group.
On-Site ServicesWe are able to provide space for testing, interviewing or screening your applicants. We can take all applications and resumes at our office and forward them to you for processing. In addition, we have computers with Internet access, Fax machine, photocopier and telephones, free of charge, to assist with your business needs. We can arrange special hiring events for your company and include you in our scheduled Job Fairs.
Employee Development & Training ProgramsOn-The-Job-Training (OJT)
If you are interested in hiring an applicant who doesn’t quite meet your entry-level needs, you may be eligible for a 50 per cent reimbursement of wages by agreeing to train the applicant on the job. An OJT is subject to the applicant’s eligibility for funding under our federal program Workforce Investment Act (WIA).
Workshops
Some of your prospective or current employees may need some computer software "brushing up" in order to handle some of your workforce requirements. We have Training available in our computer lab for Microsoft Windows, Word and Excel, and Mavis-Beacon Typing, free of charge.
TELEPHONE JOB TO US
Phone in the job order to (360) 704-3586.UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
Call the Seattle TeleCenter, 1 (800) 318-6022TAX OFFICE
1 (253) 593-7380LABOR AND INDUSTRY
Telephone, (360) 902-5800SHARED WORK PROGRAM
1 (800) 752-2500
Find current data on the available labor force, occupational projections, area demographics, pay rates, unemployment statistics, salary surveys and industry trends.
U. S. Dept. of Labor Employer Services Links
The following are links to some amazing pages created by the U.S. Dept. of Labor to assist employers with their workforce issues. Just click on the topics to see what information is available to you. PLEASE NOTE: When you click on these links, a new window will open, so when you wish to return to the WorkSource website, simply close that window.
The Job Description Writer helps employers and Workforce Professionals write job descriptions. And there is a wealth of information contained in the Reading Room . Employers may be interested in the special links provided to Jobseekers through the Dept. of Labor. You may click here, and scroll to the bottom of that page to see those links.
Auxiliary aids and services are available, upon request, to individuals with disabilities.