Employment in Kitsap County Washington

[Claudia Sanchez]

State of Washington minimum wage is $9.47

Check out the local employment statistics and reports here
Washington Unemployment Rate Map and State Profile Page
Look for open positions
Networking 2 Employment Club 
LinkedIn Workshop
List of local employers

Career Specific Job Banks
The Top 100 Military Friendly Employers
Jobs for Seniors
Temporary Employment and Staffing Agencies
Employment for Adults with Differing Abilities
Department of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR)
Worker Retraining Program
Is your employer requiring immunizations in order to be able to work?
Having trouble getting bonded?
Offender / Ex-Offender Resources
The Ticket to Work Program via the Social Security Administration
National Employment Law Project
Apprenticeships / Internships

Employment Retention Services via Caresofwa.org

Food Handlers Card Info
Alcohol Servers and Mixologist Permit info (Bartenders)
List of WA Professional Licenses (info)

Where do I get a TWIC card?
Where do I get a Merchant Mariner card? What is a MMC?
What if I don't have a history of all my past employers?
List of Jobs Endangered by Technology
List of Jobs NOT Endangered by Technology

Need to contact Unemployment in another state?

OSHA 10 Workshop - Free for Veteran's
Goodwill Retail Training - Free

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Professional Work Attire (Clothing) for job seekers;
New Beginnings Closet 1410 Ohio Street Bremerton, WA
Jeanie Johns is the contact for donation drop off and store hours 360-265-3398

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For Employers

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Are you an employer wanting to find employees?
Protect your business with Fidelity Bonds
Pre-employment inquiries
Are you an employer/ee interested in who supports, funds and plans for the Olympic area Worksource offices?
See the Olympic Workforce Development Council
Assistance with questions regarding separation of employment
Preparation for Workforce violence resources

An employee must show documentation to his/her employer to show their identity and authorization to work.
The following Web pages will teach you about the kinds of documents that employers may accept from employees to complete Form I-9.