MassHire Central Region Workforce Board – Worcester, MA

About MassHire Central Region Workforce Board

The MassHire Central Region Workforce Board serves as the primary hub for workforce development and employment services in Worcester and the surrounding Central Massachusetts area. Chartered by the Governor and the Mayor of Worcester, this public-private partnership is dedicated to strengthening the local economy by addressing the workforce needs of both employers and job seekers. Operating under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), the board oversees a system that connects businesses with skilled talent while providing individuals with the necessary training and resources to succeed in the modern labor market.

Services for Job Seekers

MassHire provides comprehensive career services designed to assist individuals at every stage of their employment journey. Whether you are unemployed, underemployed, or looking to advance your career, the center offers valuable resources.

• Resume and Interview Preparation: Professional guidance on crafting effective resumes and mastering interview techniques to make a strong impression on potential employers.
• Training and Workshops: Access to educational programs, skills training, and career workshops that enhance employability in high-demand industries.
• Job Search Assistance: Personalized support for finding job openings, including access to a vast database of local and statewide employment opportunities.
• Youth Programs: Specialized services for young adults, offering career exploration, internships, and work readiness training to help the next generation enter the workforce.
• Veterans Services: Dedicated support for military veterans, ensuring they receive priority service and assistance in translating military skills to civilian careers.

Employer Solutions

For local businesses, the Workforce Board acts as a strategic partner in talent acquisition and development. The organization offers recruitment assistance, helping companies find qualified candidates efficiently. Additionally, they provide information on tax credits, workforce training grants, and labor market data to help businesses make informed decisions about hiring and expansion.

Accessibility and Location

Located in downtown Worcester, the facility is easily accessible via public transportation and offers resources for individuals with disabilities. The center is committed to fostering an inclusive environment where all community members can access the tools they need for economic self-sufficiency. As a government-supported entity, most services are provided at no cost to the public.