The Columbia-Willamette Workforce Collaborative (CWWC)

Delivering a unified approach to serve industry, support economic development and guide public workforce investments in the Portland-Southwest Washington metro region.

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Regional partners, working together across the laborshed

Our Members​

Clackamas Workforce Partnership

Oversees the workforce system in Clackamas County, Oregon.​

Workforce Southwest Washington

Oversees the workforce system for Clark, Cowlitz, and Wahkiakum counties, Washington.​

Worksystems

Oversees the workforce system in Washington and Multnomah counties, Oregon.​

The Quality Jobs Initiative

In June 2021​

The Collaborative embarked on a process to define what a quality job means for the region.

WHAT IS A QUALITY JOB?

A Quality Jobs Framework was developed in partnership with a cross-section of partners representing business, workers, organized labor, service providers and government agencies that creates the foundation to create and support quality jobs throughout the region.

Self-sufficiency wages

Safe Working Conditions / Worker Engagement

Predictable Hours

Comprehensive Benefits

Transparent hiring and onboarding practices

Training and advancement opportunities

Our Impact at a Glance

Additional workforce development funding brought into the area
$ 0 M
Business and community leader board members
0
In annual workforce investments
$ 0 M
Industries tracked and supported
0
Job seekers served annually across eight WorkSource centers
0 K

Contact Your Local Workforce Board

For Clackamas County, Oregon:

For Clark, Cowlitz, and Wahkiakum 
counties, Washington:

for Multnomah and Washington
counties, Oregon:

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