The Washington Workforce Association (WWA) is a nonprofit non-partisan membership organization of the twelve Workforce Development Councils (WDC) of Washington.

Joined March 2020
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What started with 14 entrepreneurs has grown into a monthly network of 100 small and microbusiness owners. South Central Workforce’s Chismecito y Cafecito is creating space for connection, resources, mentorship, and shared learning. Congratulations! linkedin.com/posts/scworkfor…
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Help shape the 2026 WWA Workforce Summit. We're seeking practical breakout sessions that showcase strategies, partnerships, and solutions strengthening Washington's workforce system. November 3–5 in Spokane Deadline: July 17 Submit a proposal today: wwa2026.eventscribe.net/aaSt…
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Career exploration helps students connect today’s learning to opportunities. SkillSource students recently visited the Grant PUD Career Fair & Columbia Basin Job Corps to learn about trade pathways, skilled work, and high-wage, debt-free career options. bit.ly/3RZAj6r
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Small businesses are vital to Washington’s regional economies. South Central Workforce’s Small Business Requirements & Resources Workshop connected business owners with state agencies and local partners to answer questions & support stronger operations. linkedin.com/posts/scworkfor…
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Across the South Sound, PacMtn’s new partnership with the South Sound Building & Construction Trades Council will expand access to registered apprenticeships, helping more job seekers connect to paid training and long-term careers in the building trades. linkedin.com/posts/pacific-m…
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WWA is launching the new Skill-Up Platform w/ live virtual training for workforce professionals across Washington. First up: Guest Service Gold Customer Service Training, May 28 & June 4, 10 AM–12 PM PT. Free to attend. Register by May 26: lnkd.in/gVYy6kbv
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Registration is open for the 2026 WWA Workforce Summit, in Spokane for the first time Nov. 3–5 at the Davenport Grand Hotel. Join workforce leaders from across WA for conversations focused on collaboration, innovation, & workforce solutions. More Info: wwa2026.eventscribe.net/inde…
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The Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King County shows how Rapid Response services and WorkSource partnerships help job seekers navigate career changes, explore new paths, and connect with employment opportunities as the regional economy evolves. linkedin.com/posts/workforce…
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SkillSource shows how targeted funding, training, and local support drive real impact for small businesses—improving operations, building skills, and strengthening communities. Full story: lnkd.in/gttt5u5V
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Through the Northwest Workforce Council and WorkSource network, WIOA Dislocated Worker support helped one job seeker combine a job search with entrepreneurship training at Skagit Valley College—leading to a new role with Lindell Yachts. linkedin.com/posts/northwest…
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SkillSource shows how work-based training supports both businesses and rural communities. Through On-the-Job Training, Vito stepped into a health coach role at Anytime Fitness in Othello—meeting a local hiring need while building a career. Learn more: lnkd.in/g7RWcMei
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WWA celebrates passage of HB 2523, strengthening the Community Reinvestment Plan & expanding pathways to stable, family-sustaining careers. Thank you to Rep. Reeves, Gov. Ferguson, Sen. T’wina Nobles, Rep. Morgan, & Sen. Saldaña for advancing this investment in WA communities.
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Northwest Workforce Council supports small businesses through its Business Accelerator Grant (CRP Program). W/ this support, Price Cutter Cleaners upgraded equipment to improve efficiency and increase capacity—strengthening service & growth. Learn more: bit.ly/4m9OZL3
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