Department of Workforce Development
Today's knowledge-based, innovation economy presents challenges and opportunities for employers and job seekers. The Massachusetts Department of Workforce Development offers a wide range of programs and resources for both employers and job seekers. No matter what the size of your business or the size of your career goals, the Department of Workforce Development can help you at every step. This website contains the information you need to get started.
Welcome from Director Michael Taylor
Welcome to the Department of Workforce Development website.
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DWD works in collaboration with local workforce investment boards to operate 37 One-Stop Career Centers in Massachusetts.
For Job Seekers
Dedicated career counselors can help job seekers of all ages and skill levels with their job search. Get assistance writing a new resume, improving your interviewing techniques, learn a new software program, access online job banks or meet with employers at a job fair or recruitment session.
For Businesses
Experienced business service representatives can help employers find qualified new hires, take advantage of employer resources including state workforce training grants and learn about the services available through the Rapid Response program.
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Whether you are a high school student, veteran, or someone looking for a new career path, apprenticeship can lead to a rewarding career.
If you are an employer, learn how the Division of Apprentice Training can help your business increase its talent pool.
Additionally, find information about the Massachusetts Workforce Investment Board (MWIB)The MWIB is charged with advising the Governor on building a stronger workforce development system aligned with state education policies and economic development goals.