Yuma Private Industry Council
Staffing & Recruiting |
Team Size
58 professionals
Founded
Est. 1988
Annual Revenue
$6.76M
Location
Yuma, Arizona, United States
Specializations
Regional Workforce Development
Local Government Workforce Services
Public-Private Employment Services
About Agency
Overview
- Private non-profit organization established in 1988, providing job seeker and employer services exclusively in Yuma County, Arizona
- Employs 58 individuals and generates $6,758,000 in annual revenue
- Located at 3834 W 16th St, Yuma, Arizona, 85364
- Official operator of the One-Stop delivery system for workforce development services in Yuma County under the Workforce Investment Act (WIA)
- Serves as the Private Sector partner in the Public/Private Workforce Development Partnership with the Yuma County Board of Supervisors
Specializations
- Job seeker services in the Yuma County labor market
- Employer services in the Yuma County labor market
- Workforce development services as the designated One-Stop operator
- Public/Private Workforce Development Partnership implementation
Services & Approach
- Job seeker services for the Yuma County labor market
- Employer services for the Yuma County labor market
- Operation of the One-Stop delivery system for workforce development
- Workforce development services under the Workforce Investment Act (WIA)
Contact Information
Full Address
3834 W 16th St, Yuma, Arizona, United States, 85364
Phone
+1 928-329-0990
Reviews (from Google)
Carolina Valdez
31 Dec 2024
I went to unemployment assistant becouse the company laid us off due to being sold, at YPIC they told me I couldn’t qualify for the program because my income was to high in the last six months, so I couldn’t take any workshop or intership program, has this happened to anyone else?
Lans Bickford
07 May 2025
Working together to help young adults finish high school, find employment and get training for careers and other options for their future 😃
Carla Ivey
16 Jul 2019
Have been to workshops here on how to get a job when I first moved to Yuma and job fairs. Later, i subbed at their alternative high school. I loved the teachers, the secretary, And the principal. The students were all there to LEARN so I experienced nothing but positive things here. I think its a wonderful idea to offer people 16-21 an opportunity for a high schook diploma without having to actually go through “the system”. This is a wonderful school.
