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WDC funds and oversees the region’s job centers, but we don’t work with job seekers directly. WorkSource Seattle-King County career coaches can help with your search, training, and résumé, in person or online.
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Training, apprenticeships, and career programs across King County, many at no cost to you. Our job seekers page walks through the options and where to start.
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Tell us what you’re interested in and our leadership team will be in touch. In the meantime, see how we measure results.
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Joe Taylor, Senior Communications Manager: jtaylor@seakingwdc.org or 206.448.0482. For background and data, the Workforce Index is updated monthly.
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- Phone206.448.0482
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