Category Archives: General News

Career Path Services received $15,000 from the 2020 Women Helping Women Fund, matched with $15,000 from BECU to support Career Path Services’ new employment retention program, Proactive Success Coaching (PSC).  This pilot program will serve 15-20 single mothers in the … Continue reading →

Eight is great, although it does not diminish the impact being felt by so many. Spokane, WA (April 1, 2020) – For the eighth consecutive year, Career Path Services has been awarded the honor of being selected as one of … Continue reading →

We hold with great pride the culture we have built within our team over the years – one of trust, respect, and integrity. This unique culture has created an organization that cares deeply for the customers and communities we serve. … Continue reading →

First off, what is EITC Awareness Day? EITC Awareness Day is a one-day blitz in mainstream and social media to reach the broadest possible range of potentially-eligible taxpayers, including taxpayer segments we believe under claim the EITC, the (CTC/ACTC/ODC), and … Continue reading →

You could be eligible to get more money back from the IRS – as much as $6,557. If you earned less than $55,952 from wages, self-employment, or farming last year, you may qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit  – … Continue reading →

We receive quite a few questions this time of year regarding W-2 forms and other tax-related issues. We answer the most common questions below: (1) When will I receive my W-2? We will mail your 2014 W-2 no later than … Continue reading →

“I was nominated by the staff at my school to be the student speaker at a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Allied Health Education Center at Bates (Technical School). This link is a part of a TV interview I did … Continue reading →

Career Path Services’ PacMtn team and Kayci Loftus, our Director of Workforce Development in Benton-Franklin, had the honor of participating in the grand opening festivities of the new WorkSource Career One-Stop Center on the campus of Centralia College. Congratulations to … Continue reading →

Zuwena Rajabu, a single mother of three, was nearing the end of her participation with Community Jobs, a Department of Commerce funded program at the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) office on Trent Avenue in Spokane, WA. That’s … Continue reading →

Career Path Services welcomes Andy Dwonch as our new COO and will lead our organization alongside our current CEO, George Iranon; Cami Eakins, our current COO who will be George’s successor as CEO in October; and Lloyd Fillis, our recently … Continue reading →