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EQUIPPING PEOPLE.
GROWING BUSINESS.
STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY.

The Workforce Investment Network (WIN) is a community resource that prepares job seekers for jobs and helps connect them with employment opportunities in Memphis, Shelby County, and Fayette County. We identify and pre-screen qualified talent for local businesses, and in some instances provide grants to employers to help defray the cost of training their workforce. We provide job seekers with a variety of services, such as assessments, resume development, job search assistance, and when a job seeker is suitable and eligible we help fund the job skills training needed to find and keep a good job. Working together, we can make a difference—for our residents, for our businesses, for our community.

Business Services

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A Vital Partner to Business

WIN offers a variety of services designed to help employers attract and retain qualified employees.

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Job Seekers

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Help Finding
a Job

We can help prepare you for a good job.

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WIN Recruits

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Join the Job Search

Upload your resume at WINrecruits.com to be considered for employment opportunities.

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Youth Services

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Preparing for the World of Work

Career-building advice and services for people between 14 and 21 years of age.

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WIN Relocating: WIN will be moving to a new location in Downtown Memphis on Beale St this Summer! All client services will continue throughout our transition with minimal-to-no disruption. Please stay tuned for announcements about the relocation, including fixed dates, as they become available. Read about the impetus behind WIN's big move in this article from the Commercial Appeal. 

 

Electrolux will be sourcing candidates for entry-level manufacturing positions through the Industrial Readiness Training course. Interested individuals must participate in an IRT Sign-Up/Orientation session at the Downtown Career Center on Mondays and Wednesdays at 10am. For more information, including a list of documents to bring, please see our page about the Industrial Readiness Training
 

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Naomi Earp as WIN's new Executive Director. Ms. Earp has an impressive background of Public Service leadership, including an appointment as EEOC Chairwoman by President Obama in 2009.  Learn more about Director Earp and her vision for WIN moving forward in this recent article from the Memphis Daily News. 

 

As part of the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development’s (TDLWFD) annual planning cycle, WIN has updated the previous LWIA 13 Strategic Plan. The updated Strategic Plan contains revisions to the plan previously submitted on December 15, 2011, with the understanding that a new plan will be prepared based on Tennessee Center for Performance Excellence Baldridge Level II application requirements. The LWIA 13 2013 Strategic Plan is available for viewing by clicking the link in the document's title.

 

Youth Contractor RFP Now available-Please click here to view, download, or print the document. 

 

Please see the FAQ/Q&A document here for answers to common questions about the Summer Youth Employment Program from bidders.