Weekly Hot Jobs

Locations We Serve

West Michigan Works! is committed to empowering the workforce across a diverse range of cities in West Michigan. Our services extend to communities including, but not limited to, Dorr, Freeport, Middleville, Lake Odessa, Portland, Saranac, Grand Rapids, Byron Center, Wyoming, Greenville, Stanton, Pierson, Edmore, Muskegon, Allegan, Plainwell, Wayland, Douglas, Fennville, Martin, Moline, Otsego, Pullman, and Hastings. Each location is strategically chosen to optimize accessibility for job seekers and employers alike, ensuring comprehensive coverage throughout the region. The complete region list includes the following counties: Allegan, Barry, Ionia, Kent, Montcalm, Muskegon, and Ottawa.

Industries We Cover

Our mission is to connect job seekers with meaningful employment across a variety of industries, driving the economic growth of West Michigan. We specialize in sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, information technology, and hospitality, among others. Our focus on a broad spectrum of industries allows us to serve a wide range of job seekers and employers, facilitating the development of a skilled and adaptable workforce.

Interested in posting a position on the Weekly Hot Jobs?

In collaboration with regional employers, West Michigan Works! highlights the area’s most rapidly expanding and sought-after job openings through its Weekly Hot Jobs list. This resource provides over 16,000 job seekers and community partners with the latest job opportunities and details on hiring events in key sectors every week. Employers interested in listing their vacancies can email the Business Solutions team at business@westmiworks.org for more information and assistance for jobs in West Michigan.

Working Within The Community

At the forefront of matching talent with employer needs, the Michigan Works! System, comprising 25 regional agencies, tailors its efforts to the distinct requirements of each community. This network focuses on developing a workforce fit for the 21st Century, collaborating with community partners to serve a diverse client base. While all agencies share access to statewide programs, they may prioritize certain services over others to better respond to their local regions’ specific demands and opportunities.