Employee Nominee The Spokane Commerce Team would like to recognize Marissa Turner as December’s “Ring the Bell” award winner! Marissa’s transition to our team has been such a blessing to this team, as we have weathered many transitions in the … Continue reading
What have our teams in the commerce division been up to lately? Read on and find out: Show Me The Money! Here are just a handful of awesome jobs obtained by our COM customers last month: Speech Pathologist Therapist, $20.68 … Continue reading
As a rule, we’ve been able to miniaturize our technological devices as we find a way to cram more components onto integrated circuits. From the 30 ton, 1800 square foot ENIAC of 1946, to the 4.5 ounce iPhone 6 of … Continue reading
Community Partner This month, our community partner ring the bell winner is Ben Case, President of Columbia and Pioneer Title Company. Carya Bair from our Benton Franklin WIOA team nominated Ben and had these great things to say about him: … Continue reading
LEAP (Launch into Employment Assistance Program) is a program operated by Career Path Services in Pierce County that provides housing and services to parts of the population that are at-risk for becoming homeless or those already experiencing homelessness. They recently … Continue reading
The video below, developed by Hummingbird Productions, speaks directly to employers about the advantages of hiring an individual with a disability. If you’re a practitioner who needs to add a great tool to your arsenal, or someone who just wants … Continue reading
Employee Nominee Ruben Vigil joined the Career Path Services family in November 2014 as a Guest Resource Specialist after working for Employment Security Department for over 25 years. He was one of the first to welcome Career Path Services to … Continue reading
Each year at Career Path Services, we take two days in the fall to come together and learn, relax, and reconnect. This year at our All Staff Conference, we managed to do all three at the same time in an … Continue reading
In the spirit of all things scary and spooky, we’re offering up examples of technology from the Middle Ages. The next time you consider cursing the ice cube maker in your refrigerator for not pumping out enough cubes, remember this … Continue reading
