Employment Department

Theresa Rea

There are so many resources available to job seekers and businesses looking to hire, alike. No matter where you are on your career path, if you are seeking employment, stop in and talk with these folks. Their sole purpose in being here is to help you get the job you desire. If you need training or brushing up on a skill set, they have tons of classes. Changing industries? They can help with that, too. Stop by and check them out!

Carole Harrigan

I was at the unemployment office this morning, 241 NW Edgeway in Beaverton. I couldn't go in because all the doors were locked. Is there anyone out there who can tell me how to go in? I called the office but they did not return my call. I need to look for work.

Andy Ped

They are really there to help.

Amy C

Haven't had an unemployment claim in over 10 years. The system was always rather straight forward to file for and claim unemployment benefits and get help if needed. It was not the poorly conceived, ill administered and ridiculously excessive drawn out ordeal that was designed for the sole purpose of eradicating any responsibility to Oregon's unemployed job seekers. Too many Oregonians are employed by the government, State and Federal, to exhaust budgets already bloated but these employees have shown me that they really are the most loathsome band of incompetents. I lost 4 weeks of of benefits because i mistakenly believed Worksource Oregon was the Unemployment Office. They aren't the same. Worst decline in efficacy of service I've ever seen. Way to give the rest of us Oregonians, you know, your clients, the people you are supposed to help, the finger.