The Career Support Center is a two-year pilot program funded by the Port of Seattle to educate and assist workers and employers with questions regarding labor and employment laws. If approved, the Center will be located at or near...
Port Jobs' Airport Jobs center connects employers at Sea-Tac Airport with job seekers. Last year alone, nearly 1,700 people found employment at the airport through their services. During a single month, more than 850 job seeker...
Curt Holshouser, regional safety compliance manager for Delta Air Lines, is an example of the employees at Sea-Tac Airport who have expanded their career horizons through Port Jobs' Airport Jobs and Airport University programs, wh...
At any given point in time, the Port has a number of major construction projects underway, ensuring that our facilities continue to meet the growing needs of the community and the businesses that rely on them. The construction pro...
The Port contracts with Port Jobs to support Apprenticeship and Nontraditional Employment for Women's (ANEW) Apprenticeship Opportunities Project (AOP). AOP supports unemployed or under-employed King County residents who want to p...
The Port partners with local schools and organizations to hold career awareness events that inspire young adults to pursue promising careers in port-related industries, such as public safety, construction and engineering, maritime...
As a part of the Century Agenda, Workforce Development is helping the Port to increase work force training, jobs, and business opportunities for local communities in port-related industries such as maritime, trade, travel and logi...
ICT Intern finds project-based position at the Port of Seattle Stepping into the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Department at Pier 69 you may find yourself greeted by an intern with a superb smile and a friendl...
"Our COVID-19 regional recovery strategy connects the most vulnerable and impacted communities to job opportunities available in Port-related industries. Underserved youth need jobs more than ever now, not just t...
Tue, May 11, 2021
Port of Seattle Commissioners today voted to invest up to $2 million to continue the Port's Opportunity Youth Initiative for a second year. The funding expands the highly successful program from its initial beginnings as a COVID-1...
