Tax Time Is Coming

January is the start of tax season. No need to fear because United Way offers free tax preparation help for anyone making less than $62,000 per year. Even if you didn’t make much money this past year, you can still qualify for tax credits and deductions which can add up to a significant refund.

The key to a smooth tax process is preparation. Make sure that any employer you worked for in 2015 has your current address so you can get all of your W-2s. Keep the records of your childcare and employment related expenses. If you can find it, bring your tax return from last year.

United Way has 24 different locations around King County to serve you. Go to uwkc.org/taxhelp to find the site nearest you and get a full list of what you should bring.

Job Opportunities 12/29/15

The YMCA is offering a paid internship program called Clear Path to Employment for people between 18-25 years old. If you are receiving food stamps and currently live in a housing program or have a history of homelessness, this program can provide you with job readiness training, job search assistance and a 3 month long paid internship. Clear Path to Employment also offers a bonus for people who are able to obtain jobs after the end of their internship. Information sessions on this program are held every 2nd and 4th Wednesday from 2-3 pm at the 2100 Building, 2100 24th Ave S, Suite 250 in Seattle. For more information, you can also contact Elizabeth Hough at 206-549-3899 or ehough@seattleymca.org.

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Full Life Care is looking for home care aides. Home care aides assist people with personal care and perform basic household services like cooking, cleaning and doing laundry. Home care aides are needed for part and full time work all around the Seattle area. If this position sounds like a good fit for you, go to fulllifecare.org/about-us/join-our-team/.

There are tons of jobs at the SeaTac Airport. The airport is easy to get to using public transportation and offers a wide variety of options for people with all sorts of skills and experience. Employees working at the airport also get access to various training programs through Airport University. Contact the Airport Jobs Office by calling 206-787-7501. You can also see all of the open positions by look at the Airport Jobs Hotlist which is updated weekly.

Website Survey

Solid Ground is building a new website and we want your help to make it better! The site is still a work in progress, but we want to know your thoughts to help us improve the final product.

Here’s where you come in: Please take our usability study! You will get a chance to check out the new website, try out a few tasks, and let us know what you think. We want to know how users experience the website. Can you find what you’re looking for? Is it user friendly or not? What do you think of the overall look and feel of the site? Let us know what you think by going to https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/solidgroundwebsite and completing the survey.

The survey will close in about two weeks, so don’t delay. We recommend that you complete it on a computer or tablet instead of a phone, but it will work on your phone. Keep in mind that the website is still under construction, so some forms are not ready, and some copy is still being added. Please treat this survey as confidential and do not share any links, images or content you see on the site.

Thanks so much from all of us at Solid Ground!

Job Opportunities 12/15/15

Hopelink has a new education program called Work Ready. This program is based around a class twice a week from 5:30 to 8pm on Mondays and Wednesdays. Students who complete the program will receive a free laptop. Registration is on Monday, January 4 at 5pm at the Ronald United Methodist Church at 17839 Aurora Ave N in Shoreline. Classes will run through March 23rd at the same location. Students will also get bus tickets to get to and from class as well as additional financial coaching and employment support. For more information, call Kelli Graham at 425-361-3703 or email to kgraham@hope-link.org.

South Seattle College is still enrolling for students in their short term programs starting the first week of January. All of these trainings are free for people receiving basic food or unemployment benefits. From taking the first steps in office work to aerospace composites, there are classes to help you move toward a career. Contact the South Seattle College’s Workforce Education Office at 206-934-5835 or go to startnextquarter.org.

Due to the holiday, there will be no Resource Wire posts during the week of the December 21st. Resource Wire will return on December 29th on the usual schedule.

MLK Advocacy Day

January marks the start of legislative session and it's time to make your voice heard in Olympia. The Statewide Poverty Action Network will be coordinating a trip to the capitol on Martin Luther King Day, January 18th for their annual lobby day.  Free transportation will be provided to Olympia. If you have never been to a lobby day, it's a time to speak directly to your legislators about what matters to you.

This year, Poverty Action is focusing on criminal justice reform, reducing restrictions on TANF and maintaining restrictions on payday lending businesses as well as other policies to end poverty.

Again, this will be on Monday, January 18th. Please save the date. More information will be coming in the next few weeks.

For more information about this advocacy day, call Poverty Action at 206-694-6794 or email David Reyes at david@povertyaction.org.

Job Opportunities 12/8/15

Swedish Medical Centers will be holding an interview event on Thursday and Friday, December 10 and 11 from 9am to 4pm. This interview event is for both clinical and non-clinical positions including administrative, patient service and food service at all the Swedish locations. The interviews will be held at the Met Park East Building 1730 Minor Avenue Suite 400. Please RSVP by going to this link. You can search available positions by going to swedish.jobs.

Ashley Furniture is hiring for several positions in the Seatac and Tacoma areas. Open interviews will be held on Tuesday, December 15 at the Worksource Pierce Office at 1305 Tacoma Ave S, Suite 201 in Tacoma. They are looking for people to fill Warehouse, Porters, Sales, and Management positions. The event is from 1-2pm. The following are links for the job descriptions:

Upholstery Repair Technician

Sales Associate

Warehouse Associate

Store Manager

Tacoma will also be hosting a “Get Hired” Job Fair presented by Pierce County Library System and Workforce Central. This event will take place on Tuesday, December 15 from 3-6pm. The job fair will be preceded by a networking workshop from 2-3pm. This event will be held at the Pierce County Library Administrative Center at 3005 112th St E in Tacoma.

DSHS and YWCA are now offering the Resources to Initiate Successful Employment, or RISE, program. This is a pilot program that is looking to help people with multiple barriers to successful employment and may lack employment experience. For more information about this exciting opportunity to gain skills and employment, call Larissa Lincoln at 425-264-1425 or Trina Aboulhoson at 206-436-8618. 

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Community Voicemail and Lifeline Phones

As many of you know, the Community Voicemail program is coming to an end after 23 years. We will not be able to enroll any new participants after the end of this year and the service will end in March 2016. Maureen Jones, the ConnectUp Program Coordinator, will be working with our partner agencies to transition people to other voicemail providers such as Laser Voicemail or Google Voice. More information about that transition will be coming as the specifics are decided.

Although the Community Voicemail program is ending, the Lifeline cellphones which provide a free handset with 250 minutes per month will continue without any changes. If you currently have a phone through Safelink, Assurance Wireless or any of the other Lifeline providers, there will be no change to your service.

Resource Wire, the broadcast message and email newsletter, will continue as well. After the Community Voicemail program comes to an end, it will be sent out in digital form only but the same content will continue.

Job Opportunities 11/24/2015

Every year, United Way King County helps people complete their tax returns and maximize refunds. They are looking for Community Outreach Specialists to get the word out on this service. Outreach will occur from January to March and the position will be 10-15 hours per week at $15/hour. Training will occur in December and no prior outreach experience is required. Email your cover letter and résumé to cgavell@uwkc.org or call 206-461-4562 for more information. Apply by November 25 to be considered. We apologize for the late notice on this posting.

Macy’s is holding a hiring event on Saturday, November 28 from 10:30am to 3pm at their Executive Offices in Southcenter Mall. There will be wayfinding signs or you can ask a Macy’s associate for directions to the offices. Individual interviews will be held during this event. Please plan on 1-2 hours to complete the application and interview. For further information, call Laurinda Kravis at 253-426-8619 or email Laurinda.Kravis@macys.com.

FedEx is hiring part time package handlers in Kent. There will be a hiring event on Tuesday, December 1 from 1-4pm at the Rainier Worksource Office, 2531 Rainier Ave S in Seattle.

People with Limited English proficiency or limited employment history in the United States are encouraged to attend the Multilingual and Multicultural Job Fair at Everett Community College, 2000 Tower St in Everett. This event will be held in the Jackson Building from 10 am to 2pm on Wednesday, December 2.

Consolidated Aviation Services will be holding open interviews on Thursday, December 3rd from 10am to 2pm in the Airport Jobs office at SeaTac airport. They are looking for part time customer service agents. People in this position help passengers find their way to and from their gates, navigate through customs and immigration and reschedule passengers after flight delays or interruptions. You can bring your résumé with you to the event or send your résumé to rsanpedro@casusa.com before attending.

Day of Dignity

The Muslim Association of the Northwest and Islamic Relief USA present their annual Day of Dignity this Saturday, November 21. This event is an opportunity for people who are experiencing homelessness to get needed supplies as well as a place for compassionate listening and human connection. 

This event will serve the first 300 people to line up at Millionair Club Charity, 2515 Western Ave in Seattle. Participants will receive a new sleeping bag, hygiene kits, and a warm meal. Massage therapy, acupuncture, chiropractic care, haircuts and resource referral will also be available. Please be prepared to wait outside for these services as only 20 people can be served at a time. Doors open at 9:30am and tickets are distributed on a first come, first served basis.

For more information, email dayofdignityseattle@gmail.com.

Job Opportunities 11/17/15

The YWCA Career Pathways Program supports students pursuing a Medical Administrative Assistant certificate at South Seattle College or Seattle Vocational Institute. There will be a workshop at YWCA Career Center Greenbridge at 9720 8th Ave SW in Seattle to learn more about the training opportunities and how this program can open doors in a growing industry. The workshop will be on Thursday, November 19 from 10:30 to 11:30am. If you can’t make this one, the same workshop will be held on Tuesday, December 1st at the Downtown Worksource Office and Thursday, December 3rd at the Rainier Worksource Office. Register for any of these dates by calling 206-436-8633 or emailing Jan Johnson at jjohnson@ywcaworks.org.

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Bartell Drugs is holding a career fair on Thursday, November 19 from 10am to 2:30pm at their corporate center in West Seattle, 4025 Delridge Way SW, Suite 400. They are looking for a variety of candidates including seasonal cashiers, pharmacy techs and warehouse staff. Bring a copy of your résumé and 3 professional references.

KWA Cares is hiring a home care supervisor for their Federal Way office. The home care supervisor provides management, scheduling and support to the caregivers that work for KWA. The supervisor needs a high school diploma and two years of supervisory experience. Go to kwacares.org/jobs to complete an online application.  

Friends of Youth is offering a Free GED Prep Class to King County youth ages 16-25 who are not currently enrolled in school. Friends of Youth also offers additional assistance in planning for and achieving educational goals. Classes are offered in Redmond and Kirkland. For more information on these classes, call Education Specialist Darlene Germino at 425-614-6683 or email darleneg@friendsofyouth.org.

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Rent Smart Workshop cancelled

The Rent Smart Workshop has been cancelled.  Call the Tenant Hotline if you have questions:
206.694.6767

Tenant Tips and Rent Smart Workshop 11/12/15

While it’s great to have a landlord you can chat with, make sure that all of your communication about your rent, repairs or anything else to do with your unit is in writing. It is a best practice to document all your communications with your landlord in writing, and get proof that they were sent and received. You can do this by sending important documents by certified mail or getting a written receipt when you pay your rent.

Without written documentation, every repair request or agreement between you and your landlord will come down to your word against theirs. In many places in the law, the tenant is actually not allowed a remedy until the request has been put in writing and sent to the landlord. A thorough paper trail will ensure that you’ll have the proof you need to protect yourself if you end up needing to fight a disputed bill or take your landlord to Small Claims Court.


For more information on how to protect your rights as a tenant and have a positive relationship with your landlord, come to the Rent Smart Workshop on Tuesday, November 17 from 5:30 to 7:30 at the Seattle Public Library Southwest Branch, located at 9010 35th Ave SW. To RSVP, call 206-694-6748 or email tenantwa@solid-ground.org.

Job Opportunities 11/10/15

Eurest Dining is hiring for 3 full time cooks on the Microsoft campus in Redmond. Eurest only accepts online applications. Follow this link to learn more and apply for this position.

ResCare is hiring in home care givers and CNAs all around Washington State. Care givers help older adults and people with disabilities stay independent and live a full life. Go to rescare.com/careers to search the openings near you

Target Stores are holding a recruiting and interviewing event in Renton on Friday, November 13. Full and part time positions are available in several different roles. Register for this event at target-worksource.eventbrite.com. You can also apply prior to the event at jobs.target.com.

Matheson is holding a job fair on Sunday, November 15 and Monday, November 16. They are hiring for about 120 temporary material handlers, forklift operators, clerks and leads. These positions will be from November 27th through January 1st. They prefer that you apply online as soon as possible to get your application processed rather than going to the job fair. Go to http://jobs.mathesoninc.com/job-fair-november-15-16-jobs-up-to-22-68-per-hour/job/5692480 to apply. The Job Fair will be 10am to 2pm on the 15th and 9am to 1pm on the 16th at Building E, 18414 80th Court South in Kent. This building is not the same as the main Matheson warehouse near the airport. See Kathy or Kristy at those times. Again, you do not need to go to the job fair if you have completed the online application.

PTI is hiring van drivers in Seattle. There will be 2 sessions on Wednesday, November 18th at 10 am and 1pm. The interviews will be held at the PTI South Seattle Office at 5700 6th Ave S,Suite 104. They are looking for drivers who have had their license for at least 7 years and have a clean driving record. Bring 2 forms of government issued ID to this event. To learn more or apply online, go to professionaltransportationinc.com/careers.

Job Opportunities 11/3/15

There will be a job fair geared toward veterans on Monday, November 9 at AMVETS. AMVETS is located at 5717 S Tyler St in Tacoma. The job fair will be held from 10am to 2 pm and will feature dozens of employers. Bring your résumé and be prepared to speak with employers. No registration is required. For more information, contact Mauricio Kenny at 253-593-7364.

Congresswoman Suzan DelBene is hosting a 1st Congressional District Career Fair at the Lake Washington Institute of Technology East Building on Thursday, November 12 from 11am to 1:30pm. Lake Washington Institute of Technology is at 11605 132nd Ave NE in Kirkland. This fair will have employers from King, Snohomish, Skagit and Whatcom counties. Please register at wa01careerfair.eventbrite.com.

The Transportation Security Administration is hiring for Security Officers at the SeaTac Airport. These positions offer federal benefits and ongoing training. Full and part time positions start at $15.95 per hour. The TSA requires all officers to be U.S. citizens. You can apply online at tsajobs.tsa.dhs.gov.

South Seattle College offers a range of short term training programs starting this winter. From an introduction to using computers in the workplace to industrial manufacturing and healthcare certifications, you can find a program that can help you succeed in finding a satisfying career that provides stability. Many of these programs are free to people who are enrolled in programs like Food Stamps or Unemployment benefits. Go to startnextquarter.org or call the WorkForce Education Office at 206-934-5835 to explore the available options. 

Full program descriptions below:

ORCA LIFT 10/29/15

King County Metro is offering a reduced fare option for people ages 19-64, whose income is at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level. There are separate programs with even lower fares for people under 18 or over 65. If you enroll in the ORCA LIFT program, you pay $1.50 for your bus fare regardless of peak hours or zones. If you receive any DSHS benefits such as food stamps or TANF, you qualify for this program. Even if you do not receive these benefits, you can qualify based on income. Refer to the chart below for income eligibility:

Income eligibility for ORCA LIFT is 200% of the federal poverty level

Household Size	​Maximum Annual Income to Qualify
​1	$23,540​
​2	​$31,860
​3	​$40,180
​4	​$48,500
​5	​$56,820
​6	​$65,140
​7	​$73,460
​8	​$81,780

The reduced fare only applies to King County Metro, Seattle Streetcar, LINK Light Rail and Kitsap County buses. Participants in this program still pay full fare on Sound Transit, Washington State Ferry and Community Transit.

YWCA Opportunity Place, located at 2024 3rd Ave in downtown Seattle, is holding drop-in hours on Mondays and Thursdays from 10am to noon and Tuesdays from 11:30am-1:30pm.

A list of other enrollment locations can be found at metro.kingcounty.gov/programs-projects/orca-lift/enrollment-locations.html.

Job Opportunities 10/27/15

Ross Dress for Less is hiring all around King County. These positions are primarily customer service based. Go to jobs.rossstores.com to search for available positions.

QFC is looking for part time hourly associates. Go to jobs.kroger.com and enter your zip code into the search bar at the top right. This will give you a listing of jobs closest to your current location.

Seattle Goodwill also has many opportunities all over the Seattle area. You can look at available positions at seattlegoodwill.applicantpro.com/jobs. Apply through that website or bring your résumé to the store you would like to work at and ask to speak with the hiring manager.

There will be a Snohomish County Job Fair on Thursday, October 29 at XFinity Arena. The Arena is located at 2000 Hewitt Ave, in Everett.  This event will run from 10am to 2pm.  For more information, call Traci Harris at 425-339-3074. More information is also available at snocojobfair.com. 

Rent Smart Workshop 10/22/15

Solid Ground will be hosting a Rent Smart Workshop on Capitol Hill on Tuesday, October 27th from 5:30 to 7:30pm. These workshops are an opportunity to speak with tenant advocates about the common issues that renters face and how to best resolve those issues. The workshop will take place in the Capitol Hill Library Meeting Room at 425 Harvard Ave E. If you have any questions or would like to RSVP, call 206-694-6748 or email tenantwa@solid-ground.org.

Job Opportunities 10/20/15

Elwood Staffing is looking for a variety of warehouse workers in both temp and temp-to-hire positions. They will be meeting with candidates every day from the 20th to the 23rd from 9:30am to 11:30am. The last check-in is at 11:15. This event will take place at 8009 South 180th St, Suite 114 in Kent. Please look at the position descriptions at elwoodstaffing.com/jobsearch and selecting the Washington – Kent Branch.

Unions represent a wide variety of industries and give workers greater control over wages and contracts. There will be a Union Jobs Fair on Wednesday, October 28 from 4pm to 8pm at South Seattle College’s Georgetown campus in Building E. The Georgetown Campus is located at 6737 Corson Ave S. Contact the King County Labor Council Office at office@mlkclc.org or 206-441-8510 for more information on this event.

WorkSource North Seattle is hosting a Public Sector Job Fair on Thursday, October 29 from 12 to 3pm. The job fair will be held at North Seattle College in the Opportunity Center for Employment & Education at 9600 College Way North. City, state and federal employers will be present and assistance with online applications will be available. Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/public-sector-job-fair-tickets-18998389695.

If you are interested in starting a career in warehouse and logistics work, South Seattle College can get you started with a free 8 week training. The training covers flagging and traffic control, order fulfillment, industrial safety as well as a 2 week internship to get you started. Classes start Monday, October 26 and are held Monday to Friday from 11:30am to 6:00pm.  Contact the WorkForce Education Office at 206-934-5835 or Chris Hansen at christopher.hansen@seattlecolleges.edu with any questions.

Ballard Urban Rest Stop 10/15/15

This week marks the opening of Low Income Housing Institute's third Urban Rest Stop. The Urban Rest Stop is a place for people to use the restroom, take a shower and wash their clothes free of charge. The newest location is in Ballard at 2014 NW 57th Street on the first floor of Cheryl Chow Court Apartments. It is open from Monday to Friday 6:30am to 2:30pm. Patrons of the Urban Rest Stop also have access to referrals for housing and other services.

Job Opportunities 10/13/15

WorkSource is hosting a Fall Job Fair on Thursday, October 15 from 10am to 12:30pm. This event will be held at the Worksource Downtown Office on the second floor of YWCA OpportunityPlace, 2034 3rd Ave. Many employers will be there looking for candidates. Bring your resume and be prepared to speak to employers. Register at worksourcedowntownjobfair.eventbrite.com.

Staffmark is hiring for full-time, temp warehouse jobs. The event will be Friday, October 16 with sessions at 12 and 2 pm. Register for your preferred session at worksource-staffmark.eventbrite.com. This event will be held at WorkSourceRenton, 500 SW 7th St, #100, Renton 98057. These jobs are general labor and require the ability to stand for 8 or more hours a day and continual lifting of 50+ pounds.

Menzies Aviation is hiring for ramp agents. There will be an open interview at the Airport Jobs office on Tuesday, October 20th from 10am to 2pm. Prior to attending apply online at menziesaviation.com or bring an up to date résumé. Getting to the airport is easy and quick. The Link Light Rail drops off at the SeaTac airport. If you are driving to this event, parking is validated for airport job search activity. Just bring your parking payment ticket to the Airport Jobs office and they will validate it for you.

Madden Industrial Craftsmen is hiring for more than 30 manufacturing and construction workers in King and Snohomish Counties. They are holding a recruiting event on Thursday, October 22 with sessions at 9, 10:15 and 11:30am. This event will be held at the WorkSource office in North Seattle College, 9600 College Way North. These jobs pay between $20-$45/hour. Register for this event at worksource-madden.eventbrite.com.

King County Metro is hiring for part time drivers. No commercial driving experience is necessary and paid training will be provided. Applicants must be at least 21 years old and hold a Washington driver’s license. Metro is looking for people to work morning and afternoon shifts. Go to kingcounty.gov/transportation/kcdot/MetroTransit/Jobs/DriveForMetro.aspx for more information.

Free Medical and Dental Clinic 10/8/15

The Seattle Center Foundation is hosting a free clinic October 22 to 25. This clinic is totally free and open to the public. There is no advanced registration for this event. Everything is done on a first come, first served basis with line-up starting at 12:30am on the day of the clinic. Ticket distribution starts at 5am for the day. It will be a very long for patients but everyone will have the opportunity to get either dental or vision care in addition to medical. You can come back a second day to receive additional care but you have to start the waiting process again.

Please refer to the flyers below to get full information on this unique opportunity. Additional details available at seattlecenter.org/skcclinic/.

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Job Opportunities 10/6/15

Holiday shopping season is coming up. Southcenter Mall is holding a job fair to fill seasonal and permanent positions.  More than 40 employers located at Southcenter Mall will be present to fill these positions. The Job Fair will be on Tuesday, October 13 with sessions at 4pm and 5:30pm. Register at worksource-southcenter.eventbrite.com.

United Career Fairs is holding an event on Tuesday, October 13 at the Sheraton Hotel in Bellevue. At this fair, each company will give a short presentation on what positions are available and job seekers will get to meet hiring managers for the jobs that they are interested in. The event starts promptly at 6pm and will be targeted at sales and marketing positions. Business attire is required and pre-registration is recommended. 

UPS is holding a job fair on October 14 from 10am to 1pm. It will take place at Neighborhood House, 9800 8th Ave SW in Seattle. Many positions are available and UPS offers a wide variety of benefits.

KWA Cares is hiring for more than 20 in home caregivers. Caregivers work one on one with elderly and disabled clients with everyday activities. The schedule is flexible and you can pick your location. Apply at kwacares.org/jobs. Follow up calls should go to 253-946-1995.

Registration is open for classes at Goodwill. They offer a wide variety of programs to help people find work including retail training, GED preparation, and Microsoft Office applications. For registration details and information on available classes, call 206-860-5791 or go to seattlegoodwill.org/job-training-and-education/centers/seattle. 

Flu Vaccine 10/1/15

This year’s flu vaccine is now available. Doctors recommend that all people over the age of 6 months old get a vaccine. Influenza or the flu is a disease that primarily affects the airway and lungs. It can lead to pneumonia or other serious complications, particularly for pregnant women, children under the age of 2, people with chronic illnesses like asthma or diabetes and people with compromised immune systems. If you live with or care for someone that is in any of these categories, it is important for you to get a flu shot as well.

The composition of the flu shot changes each year because different variations of the virus are present. You must get vaccinated every year to stay protected. Most insurance plans, including Medicaid and Medicare, cover flu vaccines. If you do not have insurance, contact the Community Health Access program at 1-800-756-5437. This is a free, confidential program that provides information about many different health services in King County. This service will help you find a low cost flu shot near you.

Flu shots are available at most pharmacies and doctors’ offices. It takes about two weeks for your body to develop resistance to the flu after getting the shot so it’s important to get it as soon as possible. Talk to your healthcare provider for more information about influenza and this vaccine.

http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/health/get-your-flu-vaccine-health-officials-urge-it-will-be-more-effective-this-time/

http://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/season/flu-season-2015-2016.htm

http://www.kingcounty.gov/healthservices/health/communicable/diseases/Influenza/English.aspx

Job Opportunities 9/29/15

Amazon is hiring part-time fulfillment associates. These positions are at their warehouse in Kent. It is a fast paced job with a variable schedule. Apply at workatamazonfulfillment.com. Amazon will be starting the hiring process very soon so get your application in as soon as possible.

Taylor Farms NW is holding a job fair on Thursday, October 1 from 12pm to 3pm at 8212 S 228th St Bldg B,Kent 98032. They are looking for production workers who can handle all food products. These positions have regular schedules and include benefits.

Target Stores are holding a hiring event on Wednesday, October 7 at WorkSource Renton. Sessions start at 1 and 2:30pm. Managers will be present to do interviews. They are looking for full time, part time and seasonal workers for many positions and shifts.  Register for this event at www.worksource-target.eventbrite.com. You can also complete your application online prior to the event at jobs.target.com.

There will be an Aerospace, Maritime and Manufacturing Job Fair on Tuesday, October 6th at South Seattle College’s Georgetown Campus 6737 Corson Ave S, Bldg C in the Worksource office. There will be 2 sessions at 1:30 and 3pm. More than 20 employers will be there to find entry level and experienced workers in a variety of positions. Registration is required. Go to worksourcessc.eventbrite.com to register and find more information.