WorkBC Victoria

Eligible job seekers can find support through a WorkBC Centre. You are considered unemployed if you: * are not working * are working an average of fewer than twenty (20) hours per week; AND * are actively seeking full-time employment * are unable to work full-time because of a disability, but want to work more hours * have received a notice that you will be laid off soon * must leave your current job because of a medical reason * are at significant risk of losing your employment because of a disability * Full time students are not considered unemployed WorkBC Centres are here to help you find your next job. Access job search resources, employment planning, skills assessment, training, work experience placement and more. In some cases, financial supports are available. Learn more about what financial supports you may qualify for online or in person at your local WorkBC Centre. Get started using online services or visit your nearest WorkBC Victoria office today at: * 201-1483 Douglas St. * 201-3962 Borden St. We respectfully acknowledge the unceded traditional territories of the Lekwungen speaking peoples on whose land we live, work, and play, and are committed to strengthening relationships with Indigenous communities through employment services and access to funded programming.