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Home Page - SummerWorks Participant Site
https://www.worksystemspay.org/ Home Page - SummerWorks Participant Site Register Log in Participant Site Get Started Participants! You can use this site to enter your time sheets, view your hours, signup for direct deposit and view your W2 information. But first, you must
SummerWorks PDX
http://summerworkspdx.org/GetInvolved.aspx Everyone benefits from SummerWorks! First and foremost, youth facing adversity get real-world work experience. Interns explore workplaces and acquire workplace skills, while earning a paycheck. No classroom can substitute for this! Second,
SummerWorks PDX
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Payroll — SummerWorks Program
https://www.summerworks.org/payroll Thank you again for partnering with SummerWorks to provide meaningful work experiences to young people this summer! We're excited that many of you are able to participate this year. The official start date is
SummerWorks | Worksystems
https://www.worksystems.org/summerworks show the importance of youth employment. Having a job as a teenager (ages 16 to 18) predicts a higher likelihood of having a quality job (including higher wages) in adulthood. Missing out on an early work experience can have long-term negative
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