Watts Los Angeles WorkSource Center | Los Angeles Public Library

Watts Los Angeles WorkSource Center

2220 East 114th Street
Los Angeles, CA 90059

Phone: (323) 249-7751

Fax: (323) 249-7754

Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm
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Nearby Branch: Alma Reaves Woods - Watts Branch Library

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L.A. County Service Provider Area: 6

The Los Angeles Economic & Workforce Development Department (EWDD) currently operates WorkSource Centers located throughout Los Angeles. These centers act as your personal employment agency and their services are always free.

The free employment services offered to adults, dislocated workers, veterans, the homeless and the re-entry population include:

Free job training, telephone and computer access, and literacy skills workshops
Employment referrals
Customized job matching, placement and listings
Resume and interview skills building
Career guidance and program placement assistance

Operated by Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles. Located at Imperial Courts.

Population Served: Single Adults, Veterans

Resource Categories: Work

General Resources: Job Search Assistance

Additional Offerings: Job Skills Training, Resume Assistance

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