This month our spotlight focuses on our Senior Management team, comprised of CEO George Iranon, COO Cami Hanson, and CFO Marie Bjork. While they work as a team, each of them have responsibilities for specific aspects of our operation: George … Continue reading
We’re ringing the bell loudly in Omak for Becky Day. Becky began her position as an Employment Specialist in September of 2012. She’s quickly proven herself to be an integral part of the Omak team. Becky’s belief in her clients’ … Continue reading
Below is the press release from Seattle Business magazine naming Career Path Services as Washington state’s best large non-profit employer to work for in 2013. This year we were able to send a large delegation over to the awards ceremony … Continue reading
The Omak and Wenatchee offices of Career Path Services finally Made a Difference at the Okanogan Animal Shelter on June 5th. Eight employees and volunteers arrived at the shelter, where 45 cats and kittens were voicing their opinion about being … Continue reading
Career Path Services, as a no-fee workforce development organization, is recruiting for a Job Coach Specialist at our downtown office in Spokane Washington: We offer competitive wages, medical, dental, disability, life, retirement, generous vacation, cell phone reimbursement and more! Please … Continue reading
May 22, 2013 – The Spokane Community Partners announced today the Spokane, WA winners of the 2013 Alfred P. Sloan Awards for Excellence in Workplace Effectiveness and Flexibility for their exemplary workplace practices. Given by Families and Work Institute and … Continue reading
When faced with a tough decision between two outstanding employees, who do you choose? Both of them! This month we honor two of our employees with the Ring the Bell award: Joanna Fightmaster and Shantel Wight. Joanna Fightmaster: Many thanks … Continue reading
This month our spotlight focuses on our Benton Franklin team, well known for their multi-lingual skills and amazing customer service. Kayci Loftus, WIA Program Director at Work Source Columbia Basin, took a minute to share a few insights on her … Continue reading
Reposted from wdcspokane.com The Spokane Area Workforce Development Council Board recently voted to award $3,132,000 to the Spokane Workforce Consortium to provide employment and training services to job seekers, laid-off workers and youth. Career Path Services, Washington State Employment Security … Continue reading
