Everyone who learned how to read in first grade probably remembers the name of his or her first book. My very first book was called “Pug”. Back then, I didn’t know what Pug was, having reconciled it was just the … Continue reading
Stephanie Akker joined our Career Path Services family in June 2014 serving Dislocated Workers in Benton Franklin. She continues to strengthen and solidify her role within our team and as a support specialist to the job seekers she serves. Her … Continue reading
Employee Our first employee Ring the Bell awardee for 2016 is Kathy Hammonds at the Next Generation Zone in Spokane, Washington. Kathy has recently started her position with the Youth team, but has already proven to be a valuable asset. … Continue reading
Tax scams and identity theft, like any other, have endless variations often based on phone or email schemes. Keep in mind that the IRS will never try to contact you via email, text message, or other form of electronic messaging … Continue reading
I’ve already made up a word in the title of the article, and we’re not going to stop there. You may be someone who eschews technology, but find yourself unable to get away from it in its entirety. Maybe your … Continue reading
From the Building Changes web site: “A stable job is key to maintaining stable housing. Fulfilling one’s education is key to a fulfilling life.” Career Path Services is happy to announce that Building Changes has awarded the organization $460,000 in … Continue reading
Career Path Services is now accepting referrals for a NEW program for job seekers on FOOD STAMPS ONLY. The program provides case management services, coaching, job search assistance, some support services, and in some cases on-the-job training opportunities as well! … Continue reading
There are an abundance of science fiction metaphors you can come up with to describe the rapid advancement of technology in the 20th and 21st centuries: it’s out of this world, it’s moving at the speed of light, it took … Continue reading
