One of the key functions of Workforce Services is to help job seekers find their next opportunity. And since job seekers are located all throughout Utah, it only makes sense that our department is too.

Many of our resources are accessible anywhere, anytime on our website: jobs.utah.gov. But we also have a physical presence across the state with more than thirty employment centers dotting the map. These centers are a resource to help local job seekers with things like mock interviews, skill building workshops, hiring events, and much more.

The best part is, the employees who staff these centers are members of the local community, living and working right alongside those they serve.More...

One thing that business owners and current/future job seekers have in common is that they both want to take actions today that will economically benefit them in the future. Making business, education, or career decisions can be challenging, but fortunately there are tools at Workforce Services to help. More...

Various aspects of the economy can be complex, and labor markets are no exception. When job growth is high (think Utah’s blistering 4.5%) sometimes ensuring that the production of skilled workers keeps pace with the creation of jobs can feel like a challenge. In economic terms: how do we better match labor supply and labor demand? More...