West Alabama Works

Over 450 students from Tuscaloosa City and County are eagerly preparing to attend the I.G.N.I.T.E. Summer Job Fair

West Alabama Works launches new in-home childcare training program allowing completers to make upwards of $60,000

A hiring event will take place Thursday afternoon for job-seekers in the community, with an emphasis on those who may have criminal backgrounds.

Dozens of high school seniors in West Alabama have decided on their career paths after graduation. The number of seniors is expected to increase in the coming days as more make their decisions to enter apprenticeships or full-time employment...

High school seniors representing eight of the nine counties in West Alabama attended the West Alabama Works' WOW 2.0 event where over 600 contingent job offers were made to students.

West AlabamaWorks! unveiled a job portal Tuesday morning geared at helping those with a criminal history to find employment.

The Tuscaloosa Career and Technical Academy, along with the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama, will host an immersive event to explore the school’s offerings in a hands-on environment.

A Tuscaloosa senior will attend Shelton State Community College for one year, free of charge, courtesy of a scholarship that was awarded at the World of Works Expo event.

The City of Livingston and the Sumter County Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a hiring event on July 14th.

West Alabama Works will host West Alabama Regional Signing Day on Wednesday, May 11th.