With 45 years of providing workforce development services to employers and job seekers behind it, Career Path Services stands on the shoulders of the employees and teams who make it possible to serve communities across Washington state.  A few of … Continue reading →

Career Path Services is soliciting applications from agencies in Okanogan County to operate the Commerce Workfirst Programs.  The agency interested in applying must be able to provide the full range of services offered under the Commerce WorkFirst Programs to participants … Continue reading →

This month we honor Phillip Morelli as our Ring the Bell award nominee. Phil is gracious and kind, even when surrounded by the chaos of starting up new offices all the way across Washington state. He is always willing to … Continue reading →

This month’s Ring the Bell nominees feature two members of the Career Path Services’ technology team. Lisa Spencer and Jerry Higbee spent most of July away from their Spokane homes setting up our new Pierce County WIOA operation. In addition … Continue reading →

TED Talks are a fantastic way for anyone who wants to learn a little more about the world around them in a surprising and often humorous fashion. This month we’ve pulled three talks that relate to making yourself more marketable … Continue reading →

From our South King County Team: About half way through a previous Financial Literacy class, Stacy L. shared a very personal story.  We were focused on understanding the cycle of poverty and strategies to break it. She told us of … Continue reading →

You’ve had your first interview for a dream position at a fantastic company. Maybe you’ve even had a second. They both went well, and the interviewer told you to expect to hear from them within a couple days. A week … Continue reading →

Career Path Services began its mission to serve Adult and Dislocated worker populations in Pierce County, Washington, on July 1, 2016.  Leading the team is Michelle Griffith, WIOA Program Operator, along with Aaron Crawford, Program Analyst, and seven practitioners: James … Continue reading →