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You might not realize this but with COVID-19, you can job search virtually with WorkSource Columbia Basin.

How is the COVID pandemic affecting you?  When is the last time you traveled by airplane?
One of today's news items claims that twenty percent of Delta Airlines employees are taking early retirement.  Did I read this right?  17,000 employees will be leaving the company early...

Taxes are due July 15th this year.  Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the federal government extended the traditional April 15th deadline to July 15th.
It is possible to file an extension through October 15th, by filling out form 4868 on the IRS website...

I know a lot of people are unemployed right now, but here is a glimmer of hope...Current job postings in the Tri-Cities

With so many people out of work and the 'stay home stay safe' initiative still in effect in the Tri-Cities community organizations have had to be creative with opportunities. WorkSource Columbia Basin will be hosting their first-ever virtual Job Fair here are the details

If you are looking for work during these rough times here is a list for you...I hope it helps!

Breaking news Walla Walla County has been approved to move on to phase two of the multi-tiered reopening plan set by Governor Jay Inslee. Restaurants, Camping Hair Salons, and other businesses will be allowed to reopen under rigorous guidelines.

Washington State is the prime target of an unemployment scam being perpetrated by a sophisticated group of fraudsters in Nigeria, according to the United States secret service.

Scammers have built websites for unemployment claimers to log on and give up their personal information like social security numbers outside of a safe and secure internet website.

It has been a while since we have had this post, but many businesses are in need of workers and I know tons of people are laid off...remember be safe, good luck.

If you are among the 48,000 in Benton-Franklin Counties that are trying to file for unemployment this week and can't seem to get through, there is some new news for you.

Before the COVID-19 outbreak, 4.7 million people—about 3.4% of the population—worked from home.