D.C. Department of Employment Services
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Unanimous D.C. Council Vote Extends Unemployment Compensation
With Unemployment Insurance [UI] benefits, and a similar form of economic relief for freelance workers, scheduled to expire within a…
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DOES Under Fire for Unemployment Compensation Delays
After nearly seven months, and an untold number of hours on the phone, Zina Ford recently found out, for the…
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For D.C. Youth, a Virtual Summer Awaits
The usual summer plans of the District government's offerings for young people have changed as a result of the coronavirus…
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Bowser Wants Full Employment in D.C.
The District's economy continues to boom but not everyone has benefited from the economic feast, so Mayor Muriel Bowser wants…
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Marion Barry Summer Jobs Program Continues to Thrive
Summer isn't just a season of daily walks on the beach or picnics at the park, but for some people,…
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D.C. Mayor’s Paralegal Program Gives Second Chances to Returning Citizens
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser recently celebrated the inaugural graduation of a group of paralegals who enrolled in the Mayor's Office…
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DONALD: Strong Apprenticeship Programs Key to Closing Wage Gap
Over the past few decades, many American inner cities have seen an economic resurgence. Buoyed by millennials and people’s desire…
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Utility Workforce Training Coming to D.C.
D.C. residents will now have the opportunity to join a workforce training program that will prepare them for employment in…
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Youth Unemployment Solutions: A Work in Progress
Mayor Muriel Bowser talked about expanding employment and training opportunities in her State of the District Address last week, and…
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