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  T.O.O.L.S. (Transitions • Options • Opportunities • Learning • Services) Event- Daly City 

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  San Mateo County Workforce Investment Board Members 2011

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  Mobile Youth Equip Event- Jefferson High School

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  WIB Board Member, Bill Allen at the Job Hunters Boot Camp, June 2011

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  Youth T.O.O.L.S. Event 2011

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  WIB Board Member, May Leung at the Job Hunters Boot Camp

Welcome to San Mateo County's Workforce Investment Board website.

- The Workforce Investment Board (WIB) is responsible for providing planning and oversight for the comprehensive workforce investment program throughout the County.

- The Board includes representatives from small and large local businesses, labor organizations, education, economic development, community based organizations, and one-stop partners.

- As directed in the Workforce Investment Act of 1998, the WIB established and now oversees the PeninsulaWorks One-Stop Center System, bringing together the many federal, state, and local economy.

- In partnership with the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors, the WIB advises on workforce related issues that may affect the County, including recommendations on broader policy oriented approaches of local workforce development.

Current resources provided County residents in search of careers:

- PeninsulaWorks One-Stop
Located in Daly City and Menlo Park, offers job seekers a wide range of employment and training services.

- Transition.Options.Opportunities.Learning.Services (TOOLS) Tent
A mobile one-stop, located at various locations at various times throughout the county. Job seekers have the opportunity to receive one-on-one assistance with resume preparation and improvement and interview skills. Information for other county programs is available. For upcoming TOOLS Tent events visit: www.peninsulaworks.org

- Youth Equip
This event is held during the school year at local high schools to assist students with job search.


For more information regarding the resources listed above, please refer to the PeninsulaWorks website.


*Recently added* To view the Workforce Investment Board's Annual Report 2009-10, click here.