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You have worked in the same career for a long time. There have been ups and downs along the way, but you may have realized that you want to explore other career options. There m

Change can be difficult to process on our own, and we all go through cycles of it. This workshop can help you learn how to adjust your mindset and provide tools to turn those ch

It can be hard to keep up with the ever-changing programs and systems that are at your fingertips. While working with programs such as artificial intelligence (AI) might seem in

Your handshake is the most powerful tool in your job search! This workshop will show you the importance and value of traditional networking throughout your career, and provide y

Josh Weller, Public Affairs Specialist with the Social Security Administration, will provide an educational webinar for attendees who are interested in learning more about Socia

The job search/application process can be challenging and frustrating for any generation. It is easy to feel defeated when you are told you “do not have enough experience” o

This workshop has been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience.  You have a lot to offer to the job market. It can be hard to build yourself up when after experiencing re

Get help enrolling in health insurance. This information session will help individuals who may have lost employer sponsored health care coverage or who do not have employer spon

Did you know stress is actually good for us? Join us as we explore what the purpose of stress really is and how we can try to use it as a tool rather than hinder us from moving

This webinar will provide you with an overview of what the Arapahoe/Douglas Works! Business Services team can offer you. Some topics that are discussed include the following: jo

A/D Works! has a lot to offer. From partnering with businesses to reviewing resumes, our workforce has helped thousands of Coloradans reach their career goals. In this introduct

As you begin to approach retirement, you may see a flood of information that may or may not be fully accurate. Josh Weller, Public Affairs Specialist with the Social Security Ad