Justin came into the WorkSource Pierce One-Stop Center looking for opportunities to better his living situation. He was working, but it was in a kitchen with pay just above minimum wage with no [...]

When Valentina arrived in the US, she was not familiar with the employment system here. English is her second language, and she struggled with the process of validating her degree and how to [...]

Travis traveled from Auburn to visit WorkSource Pierce at our new location at the South Hill Mall. He came in on four separate occasions to get help with navigating job search, building his [...]

J. Esquivias first learned about the Palmer Pathways Pre-Apprenticeship Program from a nurse during his infant daughter’s checkup. The young family had recently moved to Washington from [...]

Ramon exited the program early because he was offered a full-time position with the organization as a paralegal.

Amber came to WorkSource Pierce not knowing how she was going to meet her end goal of becoming a CDL-A driver. She paid her own money for the course and had to get a stop-gap job because she was [...]

Hayden has stayed out of trouble and is now working in a warehouse.

Emahni, 22, was able to utilize the Hire Pierce County Next Gen program to gain valuable work experience that directly coincided with their schooling.

Michael was able to transition out of the military and into a job in supply chain management.

The Multi-Cultural Child & Family Hope Center found value in utilizing the Hire Pierce County: Next Gen program and says it will have a lasting impression.