ARIZONA @WORK OPPENS ITS DOORS AGAIN
Employment Assistance & Resources
After closing during the Covid-19 pandemic for renovations, residents of West Phoenix once again has a dedicated Arizona @Work job centre. The reopening was conducted by Phoenix council members joined by Mayor Kate Gallegoin at a ribbon- cutting ceremony at the Arizona @Work West Job Center, located at 51st Avenue and Osborn Road in Maryvale to get the center running again.
The facility now has a more functional building, top-level technology and a trained team.
ARIZONA@WORK serves job seekers of all backgrounds, all skill levels—and all ages. Whether you’re an adult with years of job experience or seeking a new career path, we can put our programs and services to work for you. And if you’re a young person looking to find employment, get job training or further your education, we’re here for you too!
ARIZONA@WORK also partners with employers to meet their workforce needs. With locally based services, the facility has the network to connect people and jobs by helping businesses succeed and grow to lay the groundwork for a stronger Arizona economy. From career counseling and skills development to comprehensive job search and placement services, there are many ways we can help find the right employment opportunity for you.
ARIZONA@WORK City of Phoenix Job Seeker workshops are currently being offered virtually, Check the events calendar to find out when the next workshop will be.
To assist in your recruiting efforts, the City of Phoenix provides a scalable recruiting approach comprised of three approaches for job posting, job search, and recruiting events.
ARIZONA@WORK is the statewide workforce development network that helps employers throughout the state recruit, develop and retain the best employees for their workforce needs.
The Advanced Business Services (ABS) Sector Partnership is an industry-led, community-supported collaboration, dedicated to increasing the competitiveness of service centers in
