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Job Service
MISSION
To ensure that high quality public labor exchange and targeted program
services are made easily available to all job seekers and employers in
Wisconsin.
MAJOR ACTIVITIES
Public Labor Exchange Job Seeker Services
- Manage and deliver one-on-one Job Center
Resource Room service including: intake, assessment, potential eligibility
determination, job search/career planning information, labor market
information and service referrals.
- Provide accredited employment counseling and testing
as resources allow.
- Provide special assistance as federally mandated to
the following targeted groups: Veterans, Dislocated Workers/UI Claimants and
Migrant and Seasonal Farm workers.
- Provide, under special grants and contracts,
intensive case managed services for eligible clientele whose needs exceed
services available to the general public.
Public Labor Exchange Employer Services
- Manage and deliver a statewide, nationally
linked system of job order servicing assistance to employers seeking to make
their recruitment needs and employment opportunities known through the One
Stop System.
- Provide technical assistance and liaison services to
employers in recruitment and workforce retention planning.
- Provide assistance to employers in the use of the
largest source of current information regarding area job openings, actual
wages, benefit programs and other terms and conditions of employment.
- Plan and provide special services, including Job
Fairs, U.S. DOL-approved recruitment testing programs and seminars on labor
force and workplace development issues.
WHO WE SERVE
- Jobseekers and employers.
- Military Veterans, Unemployment Insurance
Claimants/Dislocated Workers and Migrant and Seasonal Farm workers.
- Targeted groups via contract, grant, and agreement.
HOW TO ACCESS SERVICES
Consistent with federal legislation, Wisconsin’s
Public Labor Exchange Services are provided by Job Service staff. Most are based
in local Job Centers throughout Wisconsin. The field structure is linked and
supported by a network of internet-based public electronic labor exchange
technologies that aid staff in their provision of information brokering services
as well as the traditional office structure. As a result, services are readily
available to employers at their place of business and to jobseekers wherever
they can access the Internet.
- Contact the appropriate Wisconsin Job Center using the Job Center Directory, for Program Services.
- Job Center Contact Line (888) 258-9966 and Job
Center Directory.
- Contact Central Office- GEF-1, 201 E Washington Ave,
Madison, WI 53707 – Telephone: (608) 266-3267.
LOCATIONS
- Wisconsin Job Centers.
- Job Center Contact Line (888) 258-9966 and Job
Center Directory
- Contact Central Office- GEF-1, 201 E Washington Ave,
Madison, WI 53707 – Telephone: (608) 266-3267.
WEBSITES
- Internet:
www.wisconsinjobcenter.org
provides a topical portal to connect Wisconsin Job Centers with many Internet
resources provided by Wisconsin Job Centers, The Department of Workforce
Development, the U.S. Department of Labor and other partners. Wisconsin Job
Center.org is your gateway to the world of employment, training, and workforce
development.