West Alabama Works

People across West Alabama are coming together to raise money for a community leader whose youngest son was badly injured in a deadly car accident.

West AlabamaWorks representatives are monitoring responses daily and will reach out to job seekers within 24 hours of receiving an application.

West Alabama Works joins nine automotive manufacturers is seeking to fill 300 to 600 open positions at a hiring event Thursday, July 29.

A Tuscaloosa-based organization is stepping up to help 90 workers who may soon be without jobs after an automotive supplier in Cottondale permanently closes later this month.

Jones, who also serves as the executive director of West Alabama Works, was chosen to be one of a nationwide select few workforce development leaders to participate.

A check was presented to the Tuscaloosa County School System during a ceremony at Brookwood High School's Career Tech Annex earlier this afternoon.

West Alabama Works has partnered with DCH Health System to host a virtual hiring fair August 13th through August 16th, with immediate openings in positions that could bring a signing bonus of up to $10,000.