KansasWorks Manhattan

Your next opportunity could be just a click away! 💼✨

The KANSASWORKS Virtual Statewide Job Fair returns Thursday, June 25, giving job seekers across Kansas the chance to connect with employers from anywhere with an internet connection. 🌐

Log in anytime between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. to explore current job openings, chat with hiring employers, and take the next step toward your career goals.

✅ Free to attend
🖥️ Attend from wherever you are
🔗 Register today: bit.ly/KS-JUNE-2026-JFYour next opportunity could be just a click away! 💼✨

Across the country, people mark June 25th in different ways. Britrock fans will throw on a Beatles record and dance the Twist. Pro anglers set out bright and early in search of the mythical "catfish." But for us Kansans, June 25th can only mean one thing... our next Virtual Statewide Job Fair! Log in anytime between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., from wherever you connect, to browse job openings with top Kansas employers. Sign-up is free and open already at bit.ly/KS-JUNE-2026-JF

Please note that our KANSASWORKS Workforce Centers will be closed Friday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth.

We will resume regular business hours on Monday, June 22.

Have a safe and meaningful holiday weekend!

Clay Center Area Followers 📣

Our KANSASWORKS Manhattan team will be offering two workshop sessions/topics at the Clay Center Carnegie Library in their Community Room this summer!

📅 Tuesday, June 30
⏰ 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
💼 Job Search Workshop

📅 Tuesday, July 14
⏰ 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
💼 Interview & Resume Workshop

Clay Center Carnegie Library - Community Room
📍706 6th St, Clay Center, KS 67432

We welcome anyone in the community to drop by for one or both of these workshops to sharpen your Job Search skills and access powerful tools that will help with Interviewing Confidence and Resume Creation to stand out in today's competitive job market!

KANSASWORKS Manhattan was honored to present at a Manhattan Rotary Club meeting in May, where Youth Career Coach Matt Olthoff shared information about youth workforce development opportunities available through the Kansas Network for Employment and Career Transition for Youth (knectY) program. 💼✨

Matt discussed the importance of connecting young people with career coaching, education, training, and employment resources - especially those facing barriers to learning and employment.

A special thank you to the Manhattan Rotary Club for supporting youth literacy and education through their donation of the children's book Who Ate Steve to Bluemont Elementary School on behalf of Matt and Kansas WorkforceONE.

We appreciate the opportunity to connect with community leaders and share how workforce development is helping build brighter futures for Kansas youth!

Kansas-WorkforceONE is proud to announce that our second KANSASWORKS Manhattan Workforce Center will officially open to the public beginning Monday, June 1! 🎉

Located inside the Flint Hills Community Accelerator Building, this new location was established to expand service accessibility, strengthen community outreach, and provide enhanced workforce development opportunities for both job seekers and businesses throughout the region.

📍 KANSASWORKS Manhattan – Second Location
2423 Kimball Ave
Manhattan, KS 66502

🕗 Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Whether you’re searching for your next career opportunity, exploring training resources, or looking to connect with qualified talent, we’re here to help support your workforce goals!