Resources
Apprentice Related Training
What is Apprenticeship?
Apprenticeship Programs in Washington
Pre-Apprenticeship Training (Introductory Programs)
Apprenticeship Calendar - Schedule of upcoming events.
Washington State Apprenticeship Programs Catalog (Publication F100-041-000 (Print Ediction 06-2012). This is a 119 page PDF document with general information about apprenticeship programs in Washington State includes addresses, phone numbers and other information about active Apprenticeship Programs.
Current Program Openings - Information on apprenticeship openings received from registered apprenticeship programs.
Program Standards - The official standards for each of the registered apprenticeship programs. Contains information such as geographical area, minimum requirements, wage progression, work processes, type of schooling, committee members, and more.
Washington State Apprenticeship and Training Council Members - Listing of WSATC members and their affiliations.
The Helmets to Hardhats program has been designed due to the critical skills shortage in the construction industry. It seeks to recruit US military personnel who are entering back into the civilian life into construction jobs.
Pre-Apprenticeship
Apprenticeship & Non-Traditional Employment for Women (ANEW) was founded in 1980 by women dedicated to improving access and advancement in non-traditional career paths. Through preparatory training and services, ANEW graduates (both women and men) will successfully gain, retain, and advance in employment in non-traditional industries.
Flagging
http://georgetown.seattlecolleges.edu/general/flagging.aspx
Other Links
Washington State Unemployment Insurance Application On-line. Washington State residents may now apply on-line for unemployment.
Part-Time Instructors
How to successfully complete your W-4 Form — U.S. CITIZEN Please Note:
Incomplete W-4 forms will be returned to the employee as well as forms with writing in both box 5 and box 7. Please read the instructions below to make the appropriate choice.
Box 1: Fill in your full name along with your current addressBox 2: Fill in your social security numberBox 3: Check the box that applies to you unless you are claiming 'Exempt' in box 7Box 4: If the last name you are using differs from your social security card, check here and follow instructions to correct itBox 5: To claim withholding allowances enter the total number you are claimingBox 6: Enter any additional amount you would like withheld from your earningBox 7: To claim exempt enter the word exempt but remember to leave boxes 3 and 5 blankFinally, sign and date the W-4 form before returning it to the payroll office
IRS W-4 Form
IRS Withholding Calculator
How to apply for a replacement or name change Social Security Card
A condition of employment with Seattle Community Colleges is to have and produce a Social Security Card. The IRS requires that your name on all company records appear exactly as it does on your Social Security Card.
If you have lost your card, had your card stolen or had a name change, begin the process of replacing by visiting the Social Security Administration web site.
Once you have received your replacement Social Security Card you will need to have your supervisor process a Name Change ENSRC so Payroll can update your name in the system.