The job of the One-Stop Career centers is to connect customers to the job vacancies in Massachusetts.

One Stop Career centers are the centerpiece of the WIBs regional workforce labor exchange strategy. WIBs are responsible as mandated in the Workforce Investment Act, in partnership with the Chief Elected Officials, for selecting, chartering and monitoring the performance of the One Stop Career Centers. Many of the One Stops have their own web sites which can be accessed through the WIB web site or through the following link.

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Governor Patrick Leads Massachusetts Career Day

Career Center Day 2008 the fourth annual event, was held on September 18, 2008.  From Boston to Pittsfield and North Shore to South Shore, the turnout was great - over 9,300 job seekers and 533 employers participated across the state.   

Gov. Patrick with Greater Lowell WIB Chair, Kevin Coughlin and staff from Saints Medical Center

Presenters at the Mass Career Day in the Berkshires (l-r) Don Gillis, WIB Association, Vinnie Lopes, Department of Workforce Development, Tyler Fairbanks, Berkshire Economic Development Corporation and John Lipa, Chair of the Berkshire REB and the WIB Association

Left to right Senator Steve Panagiotakos, Secretary Suzanne Bump, Lowell WIB Chair Kevin Coughlin, Lowell Mayor Bill Martin, Lowell City Manager Bernie Lynch, Mike McQuaid, Director Career Center of Lowell, Carolyn Langevin, Mass Rehab Director/Lowell and WIB member, Gov. Deval Patrick