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We are excited to announce that the Executive Committee of Workforce Southwest Washington (WSW) has approved Darcy Hoffman as Interim Chief Executive Officer! Darcy has been a valued member of [...]

Over the past two year, Workforce Southwest Washington has been making a significant impact on the local healthcare sector, investing an $800K grant to train and place individuals in high-demand [...]

With heavy hearts, we share the passing of Nick Massie, a dedicated member of our board whose impact was deeply felt throughout our organization and the broader community. Nick joined our board [...]

Challenges surrounding employee recruitment and retention continue to impact the growth and health of our workforce here in Southwest Washington and across the United States. Recently Workforce [...]

Nearly a quarter of the region’s manufacturing workforce is 55 or older and could retire in the next decade. Despite the family-wage jobs and career advancement opportunities, fewer young people [...]

The Southwest Washington-Portland Metro region is projected to add more than 10,000 new technology jobs by 2025. Given the anticipated growth, the Vancouver Tech Tour on September 17 was a good [...]

Job seekers, tech enthusiasts and students interested in learning about Clark County’s growing tech community and job opportunities are invited to interact with local tech companies on Tuesday, [...]

Workforce Southwest Washington (WSW) is seeking companies to host tables at the Youth Employment Summit (YES) on March 19 at the Clark County Event Center. The YES event is an opportunity for [...]

Workforce Southwest Washington is seeking proposals: Provide Adult/Dislocated Worker and Business Solutions that help people get and keep jobs and assist businesses to find the talent they need [...]

WSW is seeking proposals from qualified organizations to assist with the development of a communications plan that will enable us to clearly tell our story, compellingly show our value, and raise [...]