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Upcoming Workshops: Self Employment Essentials

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Empowering workshops designed to provide essential knowledge and resources for self-employed individuals and solopreneurs.  These workshops are FREE and offer invaluable insights and networking opportunities.

When: June 11, 2024

Where: South Central Workforce Office, 1205 Ahtanum Ridge Dr. Suite B, Union Gap, WA 98903

Workshop 1: Self-Employment Essentials and Resources (9:30 am – 11:30 am with networking opportunity 11:30 am – 12:30)

  • Understanding Washington Labor Laws: Navigate the complexities of labor regulations to ensure compliance and protect your business.
  • Hiring Independent Contractors: Learn best practices for engaging and managing independent contractors.
  • Workers’ Compensation Insurance for Owner/Operator: Get insights into insurance requirements and options.
  • Accessing Health and Dental Insurance: Discover the WA Health Benefits Exchange and how it can benefit you.
  • Saving for Retirement: Explore the WA Small Business Retirement Marketplace for retirement planning.
  • Small Business Resources: Access a wealth of resources to support and grow your business.
Click Here to register for Self Employment and Resources

 

Workshop 2: Bookkeeping Essentials for the Self-Employed and Solopreneur (12:30 pm – 2:30 pm with networking opportunity 11:30 am – 12:30 pm)

  • Essential bookkeeping skills tailored for self-employed individuals and solopreneurs.
  • Practical tips on managing your finances and maintaining accurate records.
  • Guidance on tax preparation and financial planning.
Click Here to register for Bookkeeping Essentials for the Self-Employed

 

Made possible by funding from Washington State Microenterprise and a partnership with South Central Workforce and YCDA.  Training led by Business Impact Northwest.

More about these organizations:

Washington State Microenterprise Association (WASMA): Supports Microenterprise Development Organizations (MDOs), regional leaders that assist Washington businesses with five or fewer employees.

South Central Workforce (SCW): Delivers accessible, high-quality training and placement services for both workers and businesses. 

Business Impact Northwest: Works  with small business owners by providing the business coaching, training, and access to funding they need to successfully launch and grow their businesses. 

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