Yuma County

The Greater Yuma Economic Development Corporation is glad to announce the new Binational Workforce Labor Pool designed for job seekers and companies with employment opportunities within Yuma County.

Greater Yuma Economic Development Corporation se complace en anunciar la nueva Bolsa de Trabajo Binacional diseñada para personas en busca de empleo y para empresas con oportunidades de empleo dentro del condado de Yuma.

From career counseling and skills development to comprehensive job search and placement services, there are many ways we can help find the right employment opportunity for you.

Your future is wide open, and we’ll help you pursue your path to success with a full range of programs, services and resources, all designed to help fulfill your dreams—and all free of charge.

An introduction to your State of Arizona Workforce Specialists/Disabled Veterans Outreach Program.

With locally based services, we have the network to connect people and jobs. By helping businesses succeed and grow, we lay the groundwork for a stronger Arizona economy.

ARIZONA@WORK Yuma County training providers offer workforce-related training to equip eligible job seekers for gainful employment. Arizona workforce boards regularly review training provider success and ensure that training is available for in-demand occupations in the local area.

ARIZONA@WORK | Yuma County has partnered with several agencies to ensure job seekers can access the skills needed to thrive in the workforce.

The Local Workforce Development Board provides strategic and operational oversight in collaboration with key mandated partners and the ARIZONA@WORK network, striving to ensure that identified benchmarks are met or exceeded in alignment with its vision of an integrated, aligned, and effective job driven workforce development system.

Yuma County Local Policies and Plans

ARIZONA@WORK Yuma County has a number of partners who contribute to the overall success of our customers.

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission enforces Federal laws prohibiting employment discrimination.

The Educational Opportunity Center Charter High School primarily serves Yuma County students that are between the ages of 16 and 21 seeking to recuperate high school credit at a quicker pace.

ARIZONA@WORK | Yuma County will remain open to help you during the COVID-19 pandemic.