San Diego Workforce Partnership

The San Diego Workforce Partnership proudly collaborated with the San Diego International Airport Human Resources Department and San Diego City College to host a career fair, bringing together a strong network of 27 partner businesses that are actively hiring with multiple job openings. This event created a valuable opportunity for job seekers to connect directly with employers and learn more about a wide range of career pathways.

More than 500 job seekers attended the event, demonstrating a high level of community interest and enthusiasm.

Many employers conducted on-the-spot interviews, giving attendees an immediate chance to showcase their skills and make a strong impression. This level of engagement helped make the event especially impactful, fostering real-time connections between businesses and candidates and reinforcing the Workforce Partnership's commitment to supporting both employers and the community.

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Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Poway Library Job Fair! We were excited to welcome 190 job seekers and 35 employers for a day of networking, hiring and career exploration.

A special thank you to the Poway Library and the San Diego County Library for partnering with us to bring employers and job seekers together in North County.

Stay connected for upcoming hiring events and workSan Diego County Library /workforce.org/events/

"We do anticipate a huge increase and a huge influx in people coming in looking for a job." — SDWP President & CEO Rachel Bereza

New federal work requirements for CalFresh take effect today, and we're ready. The San Diego Workforce Partnership was featured in The San Diego Union-Tribune on how these changes could affect thousands of San Diegans and what that means for the demand for workforce services.

Read the full article:

‘Absolutely critical proportions’: Nearly 100,000 across San Diego County risk losing CalFresh under new rule New federal work requirements take effect Monday for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, commonly known as food stamps.

Please join us in welcoming Alexis Villanueva, President and CEO of City Heights Community Development Corporation, to the San Diego Workforce Partnership’s Workforce Development Board.

With 15 years of industry experience and a strong background in community development and economic opportunity, Alexis brings a valuable community-centered perspective as we continue advancing workforce strategies that support job seekers, employers and neighborhoods across San Diego County.

We are excited to have her leadership and expertise helping guide the future of workforce development in our region. Welcome, Alexis!

Our team had a fantastic time in Phoenix last week connecting with peers and hearing from national leaders at the NAWDP - National Association of Workforce Development Professionals 42nd Annual Conference. We loved diving into this year’s theme, “Rising to the Challenge,” and exploring innovative strategies for our evolving industry. It was inspiring to collaborate, learn workforce best practices and bring fresh insights back to San Diego.

We are hiring! The San Diego Workforce Partnership is looking for a Board Clerk to join our team. In this role, you will support the Workforce Development Board and San Diego Consortium Policy Board by coordinating board meetings, preparing official documents and ensuring compliance with the California Brown Act and other public meeting requirements. We are seeking someone with strong organizational and communication skills, experience in public agency or board administration and a commitment to public service. Apply today: https://bit.ly/3RwHUsZ

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave service members who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

In observance of the holiday, the San Diego Workforce Partnership office and career centers will be closed on Monday, May 25, and will reopen on Tuesday, May 26.

We wish everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day weekend.