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Click on your county for
Job Center information,
current events, and
services.
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Use the fastest growing job recruitment tool, the Internet, at no cost to you.
JobNet
Post your current job openings at no cost to you on the Wisconsin JobNet computer system. The Wisconsin Job Order System (WJOS) allows job seekers to search the program's database of jobs to match their aptitudes and interests with the qualifications you enter. This computer program is a national award-winning system that simplifies job-hunting for all job seekers. There are three simple ways to post your positions: call your local Job Center, send a fax or submit online.
JobCentral National Labor Exchange is a service of DirectEmployers Association, a nonprofit consortium of leading U.S. corporations. The Association's online services also include DirectEmployers.com, an Internet search engine dedicated exclusively to employment. |
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Partner with the Job Center for many of your recruitment, employee training and retention needs.
Through joint efforts, job center partners work collaboratively to create a seamless employment and training system.
This system is available to all employers.
Employee Recruitment
You can count on Job Center partners to help with all your employee
recruitment needs. Job Center partners host job fairs throughout the year,
give referrals, provide access to job seekers, and some have on-site interviewing facilities. Contact your local Job Center to learn more about additional services provided at no cost to you. You can also learn about fee-based services such as screening applications, testing new or potential employees, job profiling, and recruitment of special populations to expand your workforce.
Employee Training
Job Center partner programs assist in training the workforce to meet the demands of today's global environment. Certain grants and programs provide occupational skills training customized to fit your needs for eligible employees. The training could include basic computer skills to highly specialized skills unique to your business, or may provide your employee with a General Education Diploma (GED) or High School Equivalence Diploma (HSED). Contact your local Job Center for more information.
Employee Retention
Is retaining your workforce important to you? There are fee-based services that will provide employee opinion surveys,
customized training, job profiling and assessments. For more information on all the services available to you contact your local Job Center.
Wisconsin Business Resource Network
Contains hundreds of useful web sites on tax information, business development, human resources and more.
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Seek assistance for your laid-off workers to help reduce unemployment claim obligations.
If your business is faced with workforce reductions, contact your local Job Center for retraining and reemployment assistance.
Displaced workers losing employment due to economic conditions are eligible for assistance. Contact your Job Center to inquire about services available to your displaced workers. Services may include resume writing, skills assessment, career planning, financial assistance for retraining, on-the-job training, support services, job search assistance, and more.
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