City of Lawndale, CA

Businesses and people seeking employment can look into the following resources.

South Bay Workforce Investment Board

The South Bay Workforce Investment Board (SBWIB) provides human resource services at no cost to business and jobs seekers and manages many labor programs to keep people employed in the Los Angeles South Bay area.

The Board is comprised of members representing business, labor, education, government, economic development, One-Stop partners and other local workforce system stakeholders. It serves eleven (11) cities located in southwest Los Angeles County, including Hawthorne, Inglewood, Gardena, Carson, Lawndale, El Segundo, Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, Lomita and Torrance.

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South Bay One-Stop Business & Career Centers

South Bay One-Stop Business & Career Centers are a cooperative partnership of business, employment development, education, training, local government, public as well as non-profit organizations, committed to developing job skills, abilities and attitudes essential for participation in today's workplace. We take great pride in the results that we have achieved and continuously strive to surpass our goals.

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Employment and Job Training Resources Through the LAAJC

Find employment resources and job training opportunities through the LA County America's Job Center of California (LAAJC) workforce network. Visit one of their 20 locations throughout LA County.

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Southern California Edison Economic Development Services

Southern California Edison's (SCE) Economic Development Consultants provides one-on-one, specialized consulting service at no cost to you.

After assessing your unique business issues, they’ll propose a package of available incentives, tools and programs to reduce you operating costs and help make your business more competitive.

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LAEDC Business Resources

The Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC), a non-profit organization, champions equitable economic growth across the Los Angeles region.

Through collaboration with community, government, business, labor and education partners to inform and advance our data-driven and evidence-based approach, we endeavor to achieve a re-imagined regional economy – growing, equitable, sustainable, and resilient – that provides a healthy and high standard of living for all.