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"In the 21st century, local economies won't stand or fall on the presence of sports stadiums and office parks, they'll be built on competitive workforce systems."
The Annie E. Casey Foundation

From programs targeting teens at risk of dropping out of school to filling the gap between employer needs and worker skills, Worksystems, Inc. provides workforce solutions that support individual prosperity and business competitiveness.

Engaging Business to identify and solve workforce problems

Increasing wages and skill advancement for all

Enhancing the connection between school and work

Aligning resources to expand services and improve results

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In The Spotlight...

Edward Parker

Edward "Doc" Parker, 58, of Portland, Ore., was a buyer and did inventory management before he lost his job in October. He's hoping his work experience and skills in customer service will help him find a new job, but he admits it's been a tough road. "My biggest drawback is that I don't have a college degree," said Parker, who was at he WorkSource center to attend a job club.

OEJP UPDATE

We appreciate your interest in the Oregon Emergency Jobs Program however the program failed to receive required Legislative approval prior to adjournment. As a result no additional applications will be accepted.

Applications that have been received and are complete will be kept on file in case other funding becomes available.

For additional information contact our office at emergencyjobs@
worksystems.org or 503.478.7300.

OEJP Letter from Governor Kulongowski 6.30.09