Building Equity, Growing Opportunity
All people in this region, regardless of race or ethnicity, should share in its economic prosperity.
That’s why we seek to catalyze system change in the Puget Sound region to ensure racial equity and to increase the prosperity and economic growth of workers, employers, and communities.
See How We Make a Difference
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The Seattle King County region is the largest labor market in the state of Washington. In collaboration with our partners, WDC pursues comprehensive solutions that elevate job quality and address racial and economic disparities. Learn more.
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The WDC periodically requests proposals or qualifications from the community as part of our commitment and duty to wisely invest our resources. These open and transparent competitions are detailed here. Learn more.
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The Industry Strategies team drives economic growth and fosters a more equitable workforce by offering employers strategies, resources, and solutions to meet today’s workforce challenges. Learn more.
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We’re dedicated to providing local job support and services. Whether you're looking for personalized career help, training programs, or support for your business, we’re here to guide you. Let's find your path together! Learn more.
Workforce Index
Key insights from public labor market data
Job Quality
Job quality is central to our mission. For employers, it’s essential for hiring and retaining employees and fostering satisfaction. By promoting fair wages, supportive environments, and growth opportunities, we help businesses build productive teams, driving long-term success and a thriving workforce.
Local Plan 2024-2028
Regional Strategic Plan
Funding & Investment Details
Annual Report 2022-2023
Our Funders
Supported by these organizations
Organizations We Fund
Our network of workforce development partners
Board
Our board is composed of leaders from business, labor, youth and adult education, state and local government agencies, and community-based organizations.
Staff
Our team is committed to driving transformative change across the Puget Sound region. We collaborate with businesses, labor groups, educational institutions, nonprofits, and a broad spectrum of community stakeholders.