Leticia Torres is one of the two remaining staff members hired when Benton and Franklin counties took over the Adult and Dislocated Workers Programs in 2010.  She has successfully managed conflicting deadlines while continuing to serve our clients and employers. … Continue reading →

Career Path Services was honored as the #3 Non-profit to work for in Washington state! SEATTLE (June 18, 2014) Seattle Business magazine honored its 100 Best Companies to Work For at an awards dinner on June 17, 2014, at The … Continue reading →

The reason I work at Career Path Services dates back to when I was pregnant almost 15 years ago. I was 9 months pregnant and waiting in line at the DSHS office to get my pin set for food assistance. … Continue reading →

Jennifer Morris has been an integral member of the King County Commerce team since 2009. Beginning in the Auburn office, Jennifer has also worked in our White Center and Kent locations and is currently stationed in Federal Way. She even … Continue reading →

By most standards today, modern technology would seem like magic to the uninitiated. Having been born into the world of computers, most of us take technology for granted without considering how it works; it just does.  Technology makes our daily … Continue reading →

The Benton Franklin WIA team served our local homeless shelter for our MADD project. We helped clean their facilities inside and out, helped organize their “free store”, and met with some of their staff to discuss our programs and how … Continue reading →

Originally published in the Un Primer Vistazo @ DVR Newsletter, May 2014: Career Path Services was established in 1971 through funds provided by the 1962 Manpower Development and Training Act, which President John F. Kennedy signed into law on March … Continue reading →