When Jaydon came to the WorkSource Pierce JBLM Office, he was eager to earn certifications before transitioning out of the military. He served as a combat medic in the U.S. Army but did not have the certifications needed to transfer into the civilian sector. Through the Worker Retraining Program, Jaydon attended a Phlebotomy Course at…
In November 2021, Joseph was laid off from Boeing Aerospace Company after three years of employment. His role as an NC Tape Laminator Operator was not in demand in Washington State. His job search was initially unsuccessful, but a Layoff Assistance orientation through WorkSource Pierce introduced him to the Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) program. Joseph…
Linda found the next step in her career with the help of the WorkSource Pierce partners. She recently stopped by the center to let the team know she was hired as a project manager for Lease Crutcher Lewis, a construction firm out of Seattle. Her first project will be working on the Fred Hutchinson Cancer…
When Tiffany first connected to the WorkSource Pierce network, she was seeking assistance with her resume, job search, and access to jobs. She spoke to a career advisor who listened to her needs and suggested attending the next WorkSource Pierce Job Club.
Ta’Nya found support and success through the WorkSource Pierce network of providers. Career Advisors supported Ta’Nya in her job search while also connecting her to other supportive services, including access to work shoes and assistance with paying rent.
After 15 years with the same company, Christine found herself unemployed. The stress of this life change and the challenges of navigating the process of finding a new job after so long brought her to WorkSource Pierce at the South Hill Mall in Puyallup.
Representing Mainz Brady Group, Alex hosted a booth at a career information event at Tacoma Community College, organized by the WorkForce Central Business Solutions team. The event focused on highlighting career opportunities for students graduating this spring and gave insights from industry leaders in Business, Paralegal, and Technology career pathways.
As a military spouse, Emma had struggled to find her groove here in Pierce County. Emma also wanted to begin a career in Washington that is flexible to her needs as a military spouse and can move around the country.
With the assistance of their career advisor, Milo was able to earn their high school diploma early, was offered multiple job interviews, and was hired as a Graphic Design Assistant making $25 an hour!
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