WorkSource Atlanta

Angel Edwards 5 months ago

I am so disappointed I am trying to sign up for classes to further my education so that I can expand my career choices. I’ve been off work for three months signed up. It was supposed to only be a 28 day waiting period. I cannot get in touch with no one. No one wants to help or assist me. I’ve left messages at every extension when you call the number I push every extension and left a message and no one is returning my cause. This is ridiculous. People go to work nowadays and don’t want to work. They just wanna go to work and get a paycheck and not do the work not help nobody I don’t usually leave messages but this is very frustrating. One person to tell me to call this person or email this person but when I do, I’m yet to get any type of return phone call. And the tripped out think about it is that I live in Atlanta in Fulton County, but I have several coworkers that are off and they applied for Woia when I did it and their process is moving along progressively but here it is I can’t get no help in Fulton County

Willie Gibson a month ago

They was real helpful and very resourceful and professional and I got more done there then other work forces before

M. Dexter 5 months ago

Serita Shackleford is the epitome of unprofessionalism. Make sure she emails you the paperwork so when she omits a form you have documentation of it. She will take other appointments in the middle of yours. Workers will tell you they will be back after 1 hour and come to check on you after over 2 hours.

Ms. Dream 8 months ago

It have been a horrific experience at WorkSource Atlanta to be denied training and treated unfairly and need to file a complaint for discrimination It’s no help there .The supervisor and advisor is no help I have not heard from no one to assist along the way..They really don’t want to help you with training or the funds not there.They want every excuse to deny you service so work source should not be funded .The CEO should step in or closed the doors instead of paying stafffs free checks.

Kevin Brown a year ago

I came over to work on the computer and take a test for a potential employment opportunity. The staff is LOUD! Complaining constantly about their jobs and really just picking and choosing who they'd like to "assist" Training on how to deal with the public. (Customer service) would help. And maybe for their bosses to occasionally check on things would straighten things out. Too many employees there have checked out on service to the community and are there to collect a check. We need to do better.