The Omak and Wenatchee offices of Career Path Services finally Made a Difference at the Okanogan Animal Shelter on June 5th. Eight employees and volunteers arrived at the shelter, where 45 cats and kittens were voicing their opinion about being … Continue reading
Career Path Services, as a no-fee workforce development organization, is recruiting for a Job Coach Specialist at our downtown office in Spokane Washington: We offer competitive wages, medical, dental, disability, life, retirement, generous vacation, cell phone reimbursement and more! Please … Continue reading
This month our spotlight focuses on our Benton Franklin team, well known for their multi-lingual skills and amazing customer service. Kayci Loftus, WIA Program Director at Work Source Columbia Basin, took a minute to share a few insights on her … Continue reading
Reposted from wdcspokane.com The Spokane Area Workforce Development Council Board recently voted to award $3,132,000 to the Spokane Workforce Consortium to provide employment and training services to job seekers, laid-off workers and youth. Career Path Services, Washington State Employment Security … Continue reading
For those who volunteered at Spokanimal and Pine Meadow Farms for our Make a Difference Day in Spokane, thank you for the hard work! I believe that we once again surprised the organizations we volunteered at by how much were … Continue reading
Our M.A.D.D. (Make A Difference Day) at Pine Meadow Farm Center was incredible! The weather was absolutely perfect. There were seven staff signed up for the morning shift and nine for the afternoon. It was just a short 10-minute drive … Continue reading
In the last year and a half, a group of community and technical colleges and their WorkSource partners across the state have helped to certify more than 750 people for aerospace jobs through a project called Air Washington. Funded by … Continue reading
This month our spotlight shines on not one particular group, but the organization’s efforts to give back to the communities we live in. One of the ways that we show appreciation is our participation in Make A Difference Day (MADD) … Continue reading
Eleven members from the Benton-Franklin team arrived early on a cold, chilly, Wednesday morning at the Richland Dog Park, determined to give the park a fresh, new look. With help from local Boy Scout Troop #228 and the sun at … Continue reading
Twenty-six employers and training providers attended the Youth Job Fair held at WorkSource Columbia Basin. Although this event was youth focused, it was open to the public. Over 300 job seekers attended this event, with 85% of those being youth … Continue reading
