Lancaster County Workforce Development Board Information

Founded in 1999 as the successor organization to the Lancaster County Private Industry Council, the Lancaster County Workforce Investment Board, DBA Lancaster County Workforce Development Board, LCWDB, has a mandate through the federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) of 2014 to be the lead organization in Lancaster County for workforce planning, to cooperate with State officials in providing business with locally-validated labor market information, and to arrange for a service delivery system that meets the workforce needs of business and the public alike. In addition, the Board administers federal and state monies that fund programs for adults, dislocated workers, and young people through the PA CareerLink® Lancaster County, a proud partner of the American Job Center network, and other contractors. The PA CareerLink® is a one-stop service center where numerous and varied employment, education and training, and social service organizations provide services to employers, jobseekers, and people who are seeking to increase their skills portfolios. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. Language Assistance Services available at no cost. Equal Opportunity Employer/Program. Equal Opportunity Liaison: Tom Woronko Program Supervisor, Labor & Industry / Workforce Partnership and Operations tworonko@pa.gov 717-735-0333, TTY: 717-391-3570