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8/23/2016Read More...
County unemployment numbers for July released today
OLYMPIA – County unemployment rates and employment data for July 2016 are now available online. Use the historical estimates report to view prior months’ data.
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8/22/2016Read More...
WorkSource career center moves one more time
YAKIMA – After residing for three months in temporary quarters on 3rd Street in Yakima, the local WorkSource career center and its employees will move on Sept. 1 to a new permanent location at 1205 Ahtanum Ridge Drive in Union Gap.
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8/17/2016Read More...
Washington’s unemployment rate holds at 5.8 percent
OLYMPIA – Preliminary estimates from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics show Washington’s economy continues to create jobs on a year-over-year basis, and the unemployment rate held firm at 5.8 percent in July.
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8/2/2016Read More...
Technology navigators needed now to help the unemployed
OLYMPIA – If you have computer know-how, the Washington Service Corps wants you to apply by Aug. 5 to share your skills with Washington’s unemployed.
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7/28/2016Read More...
Washington Service Corps needs people now
OLYMPIA – The Washington Service Corps is looking for people who want to help the unemployed get jobs and to teach disadvantaged youths and adults basic life skills and healthy living habits.
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7/26/2016Read More...
County unemployment numbers for June released today
County unemployment rates and employment data for June 2016 are now available online. Use the historical estimates report to view prior months’ data.
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7/20/2016Read More...
Washington’s unemployment rate lingers at 5.8 percent for seventh month in a row
OLYMPIA – Preliminary estimates from the federal Bureau of Labor statistics show Washington’s continues to gain jobs on a year-over-year basis and the unemployment rate remains steady at 5.8 percent for the seventh month in a row.
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7/6/2016Read More...
Governor announces new state job match website
SEATTLE – Gov. Jay Inslee hopes to boost Washington’s economy with an improved job match website developed by the state’s WorkSource career system and Monster Worldwide, Inc.