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Job Path company history timeline

1978

Job Path was established in 1978 by the Vera Institute of Justice to find ways to help people with developmental disabilities join the workforce.

1982

1982 - President Ronald Regan signed The Job Training Partnership Act, creating a more comprehensive job training program with increased responsibility delegated to states and localities.

1986

1986 - Career Path Services receives its first contract from the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) to provide basic education services to welfare recipients.

1989

1989 - The Colville office opens with 3 employees serving 16 people in supported employment and 7 senior citizens with developmental disabilities.

1993

1993 - Career Path Services creates its first computer network.The Washington State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation contracts with vendors across the state to provide vocational rehabilitation services.

1997

1997 - The National Association of Counties (NACo) awards Career Path Services' JTPA IIA Adult Program its National Award for Excellence.

1999

1999 - WorkForce Investment Act (WIA) signed by President Bill Clinton replaces JTPA as the country’s major workforce development legislation.

2001

2001 - Career Path Services celebrates its 30th anniversary.

2004

2004 - Career Path Services is awarded the contract to provide guest services, Workforce Investment Act in school youth services and a dropout prevention project at WorkSource Columbia Basin by the Benton-Franklin Workforce Development Council.

2006

2006 - Women Helping Women (WHW) awards Career Path Services $20,000 to provide high school re-entry services to young parents and pregnant teens in Spokane.

2008

Career Path Services is selected as a winner of the 2008 Alfred P. Sloan Award for Business Excellence in Workplace Flexibility, one of three honorees in the greater Spokane area.

2010

2010 - Career Path Services receives the Adult and Dislocated Worker Contract awarded in Benton Franklin office.

2012

2012 - Career Path Services receives honorable mention for the Sloan Award and is ranked #2 in Seattle Business Magazine's Top 100 non profit companies to work for in Washington State.

2014

The Launch into Employment Assistance Program (LEAP) is funded through Building Changes to provide employment placement assistance, job training, and job retention services to families in the Pierce County area beginning February 1, 2014.

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