WorkSource Atlanta

WorkSource Atlanta

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Provides Atlanta job seekers with resources to attain sustainable employment | Collaborates with business leaders to build a strong workforce.

WorkSource Atlanta offers a myriad of programs and services designed to introduce job readiness and employable skills with a focus on increasing awareness of the types of attitudes, skills and behaviors needed for success in the workforce. Clients gain access to and participate in programs and training necessary to secure employment with a career path for self- sufficiency. Under Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) mandates, the State is subdivided into workforce development areas based on a set of parameters relating to poverty, unemployment, the employed and the labor market demand. Each local area must have a Board of Directors and have a physical location, or a One-Stop Center, where workforce development services are universally accessible. Additionally, each local area must partner with state, community colleges, public schools, community and faith based organizations in the delivery of workforce development services. The local Board designated WorkSource Atlanta to be its One-Stop Center operator, and WorkSource Atlanta is responsible for the management of the day-to-day workforce development activities.

• For job seekers, we offer career counseling, job placement assistance, employment readiness assessments, job search assistance and training as well as labor market information.

• For employers, we offer applicant screening, employee recruitment, labor market and tax credit information. WorkSource Atlanta has provided measurable successes for individuals with minimum and advanced levels of education, as well as those who have never worked or have secured employment but were unable to keep it and those who have worked for years but find themselves searching for work. WorkSource Atlanta partners with federal, state and local governments, public and private colleges, schools, as well as other nonprofits and faith based organizations in the delivery of its innovative programs and services. WorkSource Atlanta is an equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. TTY/TDD: 1-800-255-0135 or Mobile Device Dial: 711

09/21/2026

September is Workforce Development Month, and we’re leveling up Atlanta’s young talent! 🚀

Ready to jump start your future? Join our high energy, 3 day Career Readiness Bootcamp with the Atlanta Department of Labor & Employment Services (ADOLES)!

Designed for unemployed or out of school young adults (ages 18–24) who are ready to step confidently into the workforce. Come meet directly with employers!

🔥 Seats are STILL available for our September 22nd class!
https://coajobreadinessbootcamp.eventbrite.com

Secure your spot today — your next opportunity starts here!

Register now!

09/18/2026

FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS BUILD OPPORTUNITY.

Reading. Math. Email. Spreadsheets. Online applications. Small skills can create meaningful momentum.

Which digital skill changed the way you work?

Together, we’re building A City of Opportunity for All.

09/16/2026

What does staff training and development look like during Workforce Development Month?

It looks like workforce professionals coming together to strengthen how we serve our community.

Today’s All-Hands One-Stop Process Working Session focused on equipping ADOLES staff and our partners with the knowledge, tools, procedures, and shared understanding needed to deliver coordinated and effective workforce services.

Workforce development is not only about preparing residents for employment—it is also about developing the professionals who connect people with careers, training, resources, and opportunity.

When we strengthen our staff, we strengthen our services. When we strengthen our services, we strengthen Atlanta’s workforce.

Empowering People. Strengthening Workforce. Building Atlanta.

09/14/2026

Don't forget to join ADOLES for a dynamic virtual LREP (labor rights education) session on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, from 5–6 PM as we explore the history of Labor Day from a worker’s perspective.

Our featured guest, Tanya Wallace Gobern, Executive Director of the National Black Worker Center, will share insights on the holiday’s origins, its significance for workers, and the ongoing fight for labor rights and equity.

Hosted via Zoom
Register and join at: bit.ly/LREP-Webinar

Scan the QR code to sign up and secure your spot!

09/14/2026

📢📢 ANNOUNCEMENT 📢📢

In recognition of Workforce Development Month, the Atlanta Department of Labor and Employment Services, in partnership with West Hunter Street Baptist Church and @ Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency (ACSS), invites you to our Career & Resource Fair on Thursday, September 17, from 10:00 AM–2:00 PM at West Hunter Street Baptist Church.

Connect with opportunities across hospitality, construction, healthcare, transportation, government, logistics, manufacturing and public safety—and discover training, support services and community resources designed to help you take your next step.

Jobs. Training. Support Services. Community Resources. Brighter Futures.

📅 Thursday, September 17, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM–2:00 PM
📍 West Hunter Street Baptist Church
1040 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd., Atlanta, GA 30310

A City of Opportunity for All.

09/14/2026

Workforce Development Month celebrates real people making real strides.

Thanks to all of the virtual featured guests thus far! These individuals are proven subject area experts and engage our communities with the goal of educating and empowering us to speak up and advocate. Empowering workers means protecting rights, building skills, and opening pathways.

. Tina Foster-Dongo Esq. . Micah McClure . Candice Rejmenczak Boddie Esq. . Kaylah Oates-Marable . Alan Lee . James Williams

09/11/2026

Join ADOLES on Sept. 16, 2026 from 5–6 PM for our Labor Rights Education Program virtual session!

Featuring Tanya Wallace Gobern, Executive Director of the National Black Worker Center, as we dive into the history of Labor Day from a worker’s perspective.

Hosted via Zoom

Register at bit.ly/LREP-Webinar

09/10/2026

🚀 Attention Atlanta Youth! 🎤✨
Get ready to connect, learn, and grow at our Virtual Youth R.I.S.E. Talk Sessions!

🔥 Why You Should Join:

✅ Real talk on topics that matter to YOU
✅ Connect with fellow Youth R.I.S.E. participants & mentors
✅ Gain skills, knowledge & motivation for your journey
✅ A safe space to share, grow, and R.I.S.E. together
Don’t miss out—be part of the conversation!

Copy and paste: https://atlantaga-gov.zoom.us/meeting/register/7XUluWI-SzaX8Jin6RhEdQ

Scan the QR Code OR Click the link to sign up and secure your spot.

📅 Monthly Session: 2nd Thursday @ 5 - 6 pm | Virtual | See you there!
Let’s R.I.S.E. together! 🚀 # Share

09/10/2026

🚀 Attention Atlanta Youth! 🎤✨

Get ready to connect, learn, and grow at our Virtual Youth R.I.S.E. Talk Sessions!

🔥 Why You Should Join:
✅ Real talk on topics that matter to YOU
✅ Connect with fellow Youth R.I.S.E. participants & mentors
✅ Gain skills, knowledge & motivation for your journey
✅ A safe space to share, grow, and R.I.S.E. together

Don’t miss out—be part of the conversation!

Copy and paste: https://atlantaga-gov.zoom.us/meeting/register/7XUluWI-SzaX8Jin6RhEdQ
🚀 Attention Atlanta Youth! 🎤✨
Get ready to connect, learn, and grow at our Virtual Youth R.I.S.E. Talk Sessions!
🔥 Why You Should Join:
✅ Real talk on topics that matter to YOU
✅ Connect with fellow Youth R.I.S.E. participants & mentors
✅ Gain skills, knowledge & motivation for your journey
✅ A safe space to share, grow, and R.I.S.E. together
Don’t miss out—be part of the conversation!
Copy and paste: https://atlantaga-gov.zoom.us/meeting/register/7XUluWI-SzaX8Jin6RhEdQ

Scan the QR Code OR
Click the link to sign up and secure your spot.

📅 Monthly Session: 2nd Thursday @ 5 - 6 pm | Virtual | See you there!

Let’s R.I.S.E. together! 🚀 # Share

📅 Monthly Session: 2nd Thursday @ 5 - 6 pm | Virtual | See you there!
Let’s R.I.S.E. together! 🚀 # Share

09/10/2026

— September is Workforce Development Month —

Workforce development isn’t just about skills — it’s about protecting workers.

Every job seeker and trainee deserves:
• Fair wages
• Safe working conditions
• Freedom from discrimination
• Access to quality training

Celebrate Workforce Development Month by learning your rights and advocating for strong workforce systems. Join ADOLES’ Labor and Innovation team every third Wednesday of the month via Zoom for a live discussion about workers’ rights.

https://atlantaga-gov.zoom.us/meeting/register/c44Ze3cpTNKvmppLpwNnmw #/registration

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818 Pollard Boulevard SW
Atlanta, GA
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Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm