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We are offering at least two refreshed job training programs in 2022. And as always, at no cost to members in need in our greater Washington community. 

On #GivingTuesday, you can stand with Goodwill to finish 2021 strong and start 2022 ready to do more!

Janece Smoot Kleban is the Chief Community Impact Officer for Goodwill of Greater Washington where she leads the Workforce Development and Development teams . . .

Ahh, Valentine’s Day. Love is in the air. Romance is alive. But, is it appropriate in the workplace?

As we adjust to a change in our governmental leadership, we thought this would be a good time to look at the workforce policies the Biden administration is advocating. Our purpose is to merely outline what has been promised, not to offer any editorial comment.

This Black History Month we hope you take the opportunity to remember the contributions of community health care advocates like midwives.

My mother has and will always be an example to me of fighting for something bigger than myself and having the dash between the time I was born to the time I go home to mean something.

Employers have become much more understanding about employment gaps. They understand that these have increased due to a variety of reasons. Downsizing, illness, taking care of family, childcare are just some of the contributing factors to employment gaps. If this has happened to you – what should you do?

One of our goals for 2021 – besides survival – should be to reduce our use and dependence on jargon. Every industry does it. In the right setting, jargon can be used to effectively communicate with peers in a knowledge-based environment.

Your gift allows people to receive no-cost training through Goodwill to rejoin the workforce or start new careers and helps meet student technology

On #GivingTuesday, you can stand with Goodwill to finish 2018 strong and start 2019 ready to do more!

The question is – what can we do with this newfound freedom? The absence of soul draining bumper-to-bumper crawls opens up a world of possibilities. Rather than using that extra time for “work”, think of it as “me” time.