WorkSource Affiliate Downtown Seattle

Location

2024 Third Ave.
Seattle, WA 98121
United States

Hours

Sunday Closed Monday 8:00 am-2:00 pm Tuesday Closed Wednesday 8:00 am-2:00 pm Thursday Closed Friday 8:00 am-2:00 pm Saturday Closed

Contact

Schedule an appointment
WorkSource Affiliate Downtown Seattle is an American Job Center operated by the YWCA Seattle | King | Snohomish at YWCA Opportunity Place in Downtown Seattle.

Please call 206.436.8600 (press 2) to set up an appointment. We do allow walk-ins, but require screening questions, masks, and social distancing and are still limiting capacity to no more than 10 job seekers at a time.

Staff are onsite during those hours to assist with job search, unemployment applications, filing taxes, applying for benefits, and other critical needs. Other services including job readiness training, job search workshops, ESL and digital literacy are being offered via Zoom.


At this WorkSource site, we offer a variety of employment, educational and economic empowerment services including:

  • A job bank with computers, phones, and fax as well as updated job listings
  • Career development assistance including resume, cover letter and interview assistance
  • Technology workshops and “open lab” for application assistance
  • Career counseling, job clubs, resume clinics, mock interviews, and applications help
  • Job fairs, hiring events, employer panels, and industry forums
  • Basic education, ESL, and GED classes as well as the High School 21+ program
  • Individualized and intensive employment services based on program eligibility

Program Partners include:

  • BankWork$
  • CareerWork$ Medical
  • DSHS (Basic Food Employment & Training, Resources to Initiate Successful Employment, and Title V programs)
  • Employment Security Department
  • Express Credit Union
  • King County Homeless Employment Program
  • King County Veterans Program
  • Neighborhood House
  • Renton Technical College
  • TRAC Associates
  • Washington State Department of Commerce (Workfirst Employment programs)
  • Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act
  • YWCA Health Access programs

Services Offered

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