Work Source Everett
Career Center — Everett, WA
Updated July 2026
Making a career transition? WorkSource is your one-stop solution to finding a new job! An innovative partnership of organizations dedicated to addressing Washington State`s employment needs is available to every job seeker and local employers. ParkingIMPORTANT NOTE: ALLOW TIME FOR PARKING * (Best Choice) Parking lot east of (behind) Everett Station, accessed on Hill Ave off of Pacific Ave. * (May find parking) In the lot north of the building (2-hour limit, enforced). * (Unlikely to find parking) In the lots west and south of Everett Station (limited). * (Worst Choice)On the streets in the neighborhood west of the building (very limited). WorkSource services are available at no cost to you. At a WorkSource Center you can: * Find information about unemployment insurance * Attend workshops on a variety of topics including using social media to find employment * Learn about the fastest growing jobs * Obtain job leads and referrals to jobs * Attend job fairs and on-site recruiting events * Join a job club to network and share job-search strategies * Receive assistance preparing your resume & cover letter that is effective in the local job market * Use a computer, telephone, fax machine, and copier for job search activitiesVeteran seeking employment assistance? WorkSource is your one-stop place to learn about the local job market and how to successfully communicate your value to local employers. * Most veterans will benefit from using the variety of services available in the Resource Room * Consider utilizing out Veterans’ representatives if you are struggling in your employment search
Address & Contact
3201 Smith Ave Suite 330
Everett, WA 98201
Mon-Tue-Wed 8:00am-5:00pm; Thur 9:00am - 5:00pm; Fri 8:00am-4:00pm
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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