Worksystems/WIB

Worksystems is pleased to announce the investment of $11.3 million to fund workforce development programs and services including occupational training, job placement, college and career preparation, work-based learning, and a variety of skill building and job readiness activities in the City of Portland, Multnomah and Washington counties. // Read more

Worksystems Executive Director Andrew McGough and staff Patrick Gihring and Sean Kelly presented our local approach to co-locating workforce services at the March, 2013 National Association of Workforce Boards' annual conference in Washington DC. // Read more

Our latest quarterly performance report has been released containing information regarding the outcomes of our investments and stories of the people and businesses who benefit from them. // Read more

A leading research firm, Economic Modeling Specialists International (EMSI), recently analyzed the cost-benefit of Worksystems' investments in programs that help adults, dislocated workers and youth receive training and enter employment. It also looked at the operations of Worksystems and the agency's overall economic impact on the regional economy.
  
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