Outplacement Services

This web page is provided for former Snohomish County Government employees in a lay off situation.  Some resources may be limited.

Employment Resources

• Snohomish County Application Form
• Job Opportunities web page or call our Job Line at (425) 388-3686
• More Job Opportunities
• Job Descriptions on Web
• Job Fair Listing 
• E-learning:  On-Line Training - available until November 2011 for former employees in a lay off situation

WorkSource Information and Web Sites

• How to apply for unemployment
• Unemployment Insurance Benefit web site
• Can your Unemployment Insurance Benefits be extended? 
• WorkSource Services and job postings web site
• Snohomish County WorkSource local information
• WIA Enrollment Session and Eligibility Information - You may be eligible for benefits under the WorkForce Investment Act (WIA)
• Washington State Employment Security - For Job Seekers

Worker Retraining Programs

• Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges
• Worker Retraining Specific College web sites
• Everett Community College Worker Retraining
• Edmonds Community College Worker Retraining

Benefit Resources

• DRS - How Career Transitions Affect your Retirement Accounts 
• PERS 2 - Withdrawal of Retirement Contributions
• PERS 3 - Request for Payment of Defined Contribution Funds
• COBRA Questions and Answers from Department of Labor
• Deferred Compensation - Nationwide

Other Resources

• Sno-Isle Regional Library - Assistance in Job Searches
• Marysville Public Library - Monthly Job-Search Workshops 
• Employee Assistance Program - Wellspring web site
• United Way and "Help for Hard Times"
• Money Management for the Unemployed - resources from WA Department of Financial Institutions
• Division of Vocational Rehabilitation. If you have a disability and want to work, the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation may be able to assist you. 
• Employment Services for Persons with Developmental Disabilities (DDD). Access DDD services and/or other community resources for which you are eligible and have a need.
• 'My Next Move' and 'My Skills My Future' are new online tools from the DOL to help you explore careers and find jobs.