OhioMeansJobs Center Washington County
Career Center — Marietta, OH
Updated July 2026
Ohio has local OhioMeansJobs Centers that assist job seekers, employers and youth with job search assistance, employee recruitment, job training. Individual Services Job Search Support Training and Talent Development Career Planning and Support Youth Development and Placement Employer Services Employee Training and Talent Development Employee Selection Support Employee Recruitment Human Resource Planning and Management Support Veterans Services Veterans Employment Representatives available by appointment Ex-Offender Services Job Placement and Resume Writing Interpreters Available within 24 hours on Request A library of employment information and related supportive services. Individuals with basic computer literacy can create, edit, and print resumes & cover letters, register online with job matching systems, refresh keyboarding skills, or increase skills in Microsoft Office Programs. Regional newspapers and job postings available. Representatives from Partner agencies available on part-time basis. Workshops scheduled as needed, including employability classes and basic computer skills. Services to the business customer include posting available job openings; recruiting, screening, and assessing applicants; providing information, training and assistance in times of layoff or facility closings; furnishing general and customized labor market data, and assisting with various Human Resource functions such as developing a Job Description and/or Task Analysis of a specific job.
Address & Contact
1115 Gillman St.
Marietta, OH 45750
Fax: 740-374-7692
8:00 am - 4:30pm Mon - Fri
Services
- UI Filing Assistance by Phone
- UI Filing Assistance Online
- UI Filing Assistance from Staff
- File Unemployment Insurance Claim
- Start Your Own Business Guidance
- Improve Job Skills
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- Job Skills Training
- Interview Preparation
- Job Openings
- Resume Help
- Post Your Resume
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