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The Workforce Board is a partnership of business, labor and government dedicated to helping residents succeed in family-wage jobs, while meeting employer needs for skilled workers.

Our vision is that every Washington community is thriving, inclusive & economically resilient.

Workforce Watch


Board seeks feedback on state workforce system

Employers, workers and all community members are encouraged to share their thoughts on Washington’s workforce system through an online survey.

 The survey is part of the Workforce Board’s community outreach as the state’s next workforce plan is created. The plan, Talent and Prosperity for All, is being developed now and will guide investments of roughly $1.3 billion in state and federal dollars that serve nearly 500,000 Washingtonians.

Many Washington employers face a serious shortage of skilled workers, and workers need family-wage jobs that offer stability and opportunities to advance.

Share your opinion today.

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Talent and Prosperity for All

Learn about outreach and updates to Washington’s workforce development plan, Talent and Prosperity for All (TAP).

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Jan. 3, 2024

Workforce Board special meeting
                      9-11 a.m.
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Career Bridge

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Closed School Transcripts

The Workforce Board holds transcripts from many of Washington’s closed private career schools. Former students may request copies free of charge.

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