WorkForce Central Executive Board and the Pierce County Workforce Development Council has awarded $2.7 million of Workforce Innovation and Opportunity (WIOA) funds to Career Path Services to provide comprehensive workforce development services to Pierce County adults and dislocated workers. To … Continue reading →

For the fourth year in a row, the NonProfit Times has named Career Path Services to its 50 Best Nonprofits to Work For in the USA.  We are honored to be named to this prestigious 2016 list with other honorees … Continue reading →

Nearing 10 years of full-time service with Career Path Services, Patty Guerrero’s worth to WorkSource Columbia Basin as part of the Guest Resource Specialist team is immeasurable. Whether it is production output (100% on all individual goals for PY14 and … Continue reading →

We’ve covered a legion of topics on technical know-how in the last few years. To sum it up in one sentence, try rebooting your computer when it breaks. Now that we’ve gotten that out of the way, let’s discuss a … Continue reading →

For March 2016, we ring the bell for the Vocational Rehab Division. In February our teams in Spokane, Omak, Wenatchee, Republic and Colville were told of the difficult decision to close down the division as of March 31.  It’s the … Continue reading →

Who remembers the fairy tale about Goldilocks and the three bears? Raise your hands, please. Don’t remember? You know, it’s that story about the young girl who sneaks into the bear’s cottage, helps herself to their porridge, and then avails … Continue reading →

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 →