Virginia Career Works Alexandria/Arlington Region
Staffing & Recruiting |
Founded
Est. 2014
Location
Arlington, Virginia, United States
Specializations
Workforce Development
Economic Development
Regional Employment Services
About Agency
Overview
- Founded in 2014 and headquartered at 2100 Washington Blvd, Arlington, Virginia, United States, 22204-5700
- Operates as the local Workforce Development Board under the federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA)
- Partners with Virginia Career Works and Go Virginia to deliver workforce solutions
- Focuses on driving equitable economic growth in Alexandria and Arlington County through workforce ecosystem development
- Emphasizes data-driven products and services aligned with labor market needs
Specializations
- Specializes in creating inclusive workforce ecosystems for diverse job seekers and businesses
- Expertise in labor market data analysis to inform regional workforce strategies
- Focuses on economic development through targeted recruitment and staffing solutions
- Prioritizes high-impact outcomes aligned with federal WIOA goals
Services & Approach
- Implementation of workforce development programs under WIOA framework
- Delivery of innovative, integrated services for job seekers and employers
- Provision of labor market data-driven tools for economic planning
- Coordination of equitable access to career resources in Alexandria/Arlington region
Contact Information
Full Address
2100 Washington Blvd, Arlington, Virginia, United States, 22204-5700
Phone
+1 703-228-1400
Keywords
economicdevelopmentlabormarketdatarecruitingworkforcedevelopment
Reviews (from Google)
David Underwood
27 May 2023
As a retired employee of the Arlington Employment Center/Arlington County Department of Human Services,I must say that the staff is very dedicated in assisting all customers and clients in furthering their goals of obtaining Employment along with career training and assistance from a one on one Employment Services Case Manager.
Latasha Johnson
24 Jan 2020
They ask u to fill out a form for employment services and then u are supposed to see someone. No one but me was sitting here to wait to see someone. And It took more than an hour for me to be seen. People have lives. Instead of continuing computer work in an office, would it not be more productive to deal with the person that is present waiting on you verses continuing with paperwork that can be finished after dealing with the person in your presence. So unprofessional and I see why people don’t utilize these services more.
IAm Donie
10 Sep 2020
I’ve been trying to get in contact with someone for a week now. I haven’t been able to speak to a live person nor have I been able to get a messages returned. I also have left a voicemail. I also cannot get in contact with VEC 1800 or 1866 number that is why local offices are available for that exact reason, but NOPE can’t get in contact with them either
