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Workforce Southwest Washington outlines services, EXA outcomes and local partnerships to Battle Ground council
Summary
WSW described its youth and adult workforce programs, co-location at the Battle Ground Family Resource Center, and EXA results showing strong ROI and improved participant wages; council asked about eligibility and school partnerships.
Representatives from Workforce Southwest Washington (WSW) presented to the council on Sept. 15, describing regional workforce programs, funding and local partnerships.
Lynn Love (program manager) and Sean Moore (business engagement lead) told the council WSW uses federal, state and private funds to support employer-facing services and wraparound programs for job seekers. They highlighted two customers: businesses (to help recruit and retain talent) and residents (to upskill and place…
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