Workforce Florida
Workforce Florida and its partners at the Department of Economic Opportunity and the state’s 24 Regional Workforce Boards are working collaboratively to develop and deliver a globally competitive workforce that meets the current and future needs of Florida businesses
- Agency
- Workforce Florida, Department of Economic Opportunity
- Type
- State Resource
- Phone
- 1-850-921-1119
- Application Period
- Income Limit
Workforce Florida and its partners at the Department of Economic Opportunity and the state’s 24 Regional Workforce Boards are working collaboratively to develop and deliver a globally competitive workforce that meets the current and future needs of Florida businesses.
Workforce Florida and its partners at the Department of Economic Opportunity and the state’s 24 Regional Workforce Boards are working collaboratively to develop and deliver a globally competitive workforce that meets the current and future needs of Florida businesses.
Images & PDFs
STATE OF FLORIDA WORKFORCE INNOVATION - CareerSource Florida
A visual diagram explaining the structure and roles of various councils within CareerSource Florida, focusing on strategic planning, funding, and resource allocation.
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Breaking Barriers: Workforce Programs and Community Health
11/10/2021 | Coverage: local
This study focuses on how local workforce programs have not only aided individuals but also strengthened community health and cohesion.
Source: Nonprofit Impact Initiative
Coverage Area: local
The Effects of Economic Changes on Workforce Assistance Needs
3/22/2023 | Coverage: national
This comprehensive report examines the correlation between rising living costs and the increasing need for workforce assistance across the country.
Source: U.S. Government Accountability Office
Coverage Area: national
Workforce Florida: Economic Impact and Community Benefits
5/15/2022 | Coverage: state
This report analyzes the economic benefits provided by Workforce Florida initiatives, focusing on job placement and skills training for participants.
Source: Workforce Florida, Inc.
Coverage Area: state
Program Timeline
Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act
1/1/2014This act aimed to streamline and improve workforce development programs across the country, including Florida.
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
2/17/2009This act provided significant funding for job creation and workforce development initiatives in response to the economic recession.
Creation of Workforce Florida, Inc.
6/1/2000Workforce Florida, Inc. was established to coordinate workforce development programs across the state.
FAQ
Applying for job training programs is straightforward. You can start by visiting your local workforce development board or the Workforce Florida website. Here, you will find detailed instructions on the application process, eligibility criteria, and available training programs.
To successfully apply for job training programs, follow this checklist:
- Visit the Workforce Florida website.
- Check eligibility requirements for training programs.
- Complete the online application form.
- Submit any required documents.
- Follow up with your local workforce board.
Completing these steps will help ensure your application is processed smoothly.
Reference: https://www.workforceflorida.com/training
Application processes may vary by location.
Workforce Florida offers a variety of services designed to assist job seekers and employers. These services include job training programs, career counseling, labor market information, and connections to local employers. The aim is to help individuals develop skills necessary for in-demand jobs and to support businesses in finding qualified candidates.
Reference: https://www.workforceflorida.com/services
Employers looking for assistance from Workforce Florida should reach out to their local workforce development board. They can receive support with recruiting, training programs, and access to labor market data. It is recommended to schedule a consultation to discuss specific needs and resources available.
Here are some action items for employers seeking assistance:
- Contact your local workforce development board.
- Schedule a consultation to discuss your needs.
- Prepare information about your company and job openings.
- Explore training programs for your employees.
- Utilize labor market data to inform hiring decisions.
These steps will connect you with valuable resources to support your business.
Reference: https://www.workforceflorida.com/employers
