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The goal of WorkSource Portland Metro is to help all job seekers find satisfying careers.

We offer:

Job referrals
A variety of workshops
Job search tools
Job search coaching
Information on the local job market
Job training opportunities
Resume writing help

WorkSource Portland Metro is affiliated with WorkSource Oregon. To receive WorkSource Portland Metro services you must be at least 18 years old, eligible to work in the U.S., and currently enrolled in WorkSource Oregon.

How to Become a WorkSource Customer

To enroll, you must:

Create a WorkSource Oregon account online
Complete the registration form online
Identify your job skills in iMatchSkills online
Visit a WorkSource Portland Metro Center location to meet with a staff person and present identification

To start your enrollment, click here.

My WorkSource

My WorkSource allows users to manage a portfolio of employment related tools and activities. Explore this website and take advantage of a variety of online resources and interactive tools, and learn how WorkSource can help you.

View and sign-up for workshops to improve your skills.
Explore your employment and career goals.
Access online learning tools.
Access tools to improve and save your resumes and cover letters.
Search for jobs and maintain a job application log in your portfolio.

Events

WorkSource Facebook Group (Events Page)

Other Resources

WorkSource Oregon Job Seeker Resources
Oregon Labor Market Information System
Oregon Unemployment Insurance
Links to More Resources

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© 2021 WorkSource Portland Metro
WorkSource is an equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.
To place a free relay call in Oregon dial 711.
This program financed in whole or in part with funds provided by the U.S. Department of Labor.

In keeping with guidance from government agencies and public health officials, WorkSource is practicing social distancing and offering services remotely. The following changes are in effect:

All Oregon WorkSource offices are closed to the public.
Workshops are available through remote delivery options in English and Spanish: register here.
Webinar "Community Resources - How to find what you need during COVID-19" Wednesday 11am-12pm, bi-weekly. Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_zUbCIWjQRqWai0qlV0CLPQ
For information on Unemployment Insurance benefits due to COVID-19 employment disruptions visit: https://www.oregon.gov/employ/Pages/COVID-19.aspx.
To discuss your employment and training needs, please email the center to setup a telephone appointment:
- WorkSource Beaverton/Hillsboro
  wcskills-training-group@pcc.edu
- Central City Concern (Express Center)
  skillsteam@irco.org
- WorkSource Gresham
  skillsteam@mhcc.edu
- WorkSource Portland Metro N/NE
  skillsteam@irco.org
- WorkSource Portland Metro SE
  skillsteam@seworks.org
- WorkSource Tualatin
  wcskills-training-group@pcc.edu

As part of our response to the COVID-19 Economic Emergency we are supporting resource and service phone lines for the general public and current customers. In partnership with multiple WorkSource and community-based service providers, the COVID Workforce Response Lines will serve as an easily accessible connection to workforce services and related resources while other access points (libraries, WorkSource Centers, etc.) are closed due to social distancing guidelines.

Two phone lines have been established: One serves residents of Multnomah County and The City of Portland. The other serves residents of Washington County.

The City of Portland and Multnomah County COVID Response Line: (503) 714-5989

Washington County Workforce COVID Response Line: (503) 766-5696

Hours of operation: Tues. and Thurs., 9:00-12:00 and Mon., Wed., Fri. 1:00-5:00

Languages: Spanish, English and other languages through a translation service

Available Services:

General Assistance related to workforce system services and other resources (childcare, food assistance, housing, etc.)
Unemployment Insurance Information and Support:
1. Information related to filing a claim
2. Provide updates about filing claims
3. Help explain application questions
4. Help with understanding new rule changes under COVID-19
We CANNOT fill out a claim for you, determine your eligibility, or look up a previously filed claim. We CANNOT help individuals who have already filed a claim. If you have received a letter from the State of Oregon that there is an error on your claim, your claim is on hold or has been denied, follow this link for information or contact the Unemployment Claims Center at 1-877-FILE-4-UI.
Remote TriMet Low-Income Fare Enrollment. Individuals will need to have computer/internet access or a mobile device to do eligibility by video conference.
Job Information - Many employers are currently hiring such as grocery stores, manufacturers and delivery positions. We can provide leads for openings that are updated daily.
Direct you to information about applying for SNAP benefits - We cannot complete a SNAP application for you or determine your eligibility.

Update as of 02/02/2021