State Workforce Job Casting™

The Brown County Job Center helps bring employers and job seekers together. Job Centers help workers to succeed in the world of work by connecting them to jobs, training, career information, and support services. Job Centers help grow businesses by connecting them to qualified employees, employee training, labor market information, hiring and tax incentives, retention strategies, and untapped labor pools.

The Eau Claire Job Center helps bring employers and job seekers together. Job Centers help workers to succeed in the world of work by connecting them to jobs, training, career information, and support services. Job Centers help grow businesses by connecting them to qualified employees, employee training, labor market information, hiring and tax incentives, retention strategies, and untapped labor pools.

The Kenosha County Job Center (KCJC) is located at 8600 Sheridan Road, Kenosha Wisconsin. The Kenosha County Job Center (KCJC) assists employers and job seekers in making the connection that leads to a job seeker finding employment. Job seekers utilize KCJC services to find a job or a better job. Employers utilize KCJC services to help meet their human resource and workforce development needs.

The Racine County Business Services Team is the leading source of jobs in the Racine area. We provide a broad array of services to professional and technical workers in Southeastern Wisconsin, including career counseling and employment assistance. Members of this focused team maintain ongoing relationships with local businesses, and as a result, are often the first to know where the jobs are in the Racine area.

The Rock County Job Center provides resources to assist the community in enhancing the quality of the workforce. A wide range of education, employment, training and supportive services are available at one convenient location. The Job Center is recognized by the United States Department of Labor as a "model" job center and has received recognition as the "#1 One Stop in the Nation".

The Workforce Development Centers of Waukesha, Ozaukee and Washington Counties are public/private ventures providing free or low-cost services for employers and job seekers in a One-Stop Employment and Training environment. Whether you are 16, 41 or 61, the Workforce Development Centers have the resources to help, no matter what your career-related need.

UMOS is a private, non-profit corporation established in 1965 to advocate for and provide services to Hispanic migrant and seasonal farmworkers in Wisconsin. Today, UMOS’ mission is to provide programs and services which improve the employment, education, health, and housing opportunities of under-served populations. Currently UMOS operates programs to assist low-income individuals and families as they gain economic self-sufficiency.

Indeed, we would not be here today were it not for the brave soldiers who have taken up arms to guard and protect us against those who would do us harm. Unfortunately many service members, when they leave the military, have trouble finding suitable civilian employment. This is where DWD, in conjunction with other state, local and federal agencies, can help. Through our veteran's service programs we can help former military personnel connect with employers, education and training programs, or other agencies that will ultimately help them meet their employment needs.

Wisconsin Job Centers help bring employers and job seekers together. Job Centers help workers to succeed in the world of work by connecting them to jobs, training, career information, and support services. Job Centers help grow businesses by connecting them to qualified employees, employee training, labor market information, hiring and tax incentives, retention strategies, and untapped labor pools.

Wisconsin Job Center- Milwaukee YWCA helps bring employers and job seekers together. Job Centers help workers to succeed in the world of work by connecting them to jobs, training, career information, and support services. Job Centers help grow businesses by connecting them to qualified employees, employee training, labor market information, hiring and tax incentives, retention strategies, and untapped labor pools.

The mission of the Dane County Job Center is to act as a partner in meeting the workforce needs of area employers and to help individuals achieve their career goals and enhance their employment opportunities.

Wisconsin Job Center- Milwaukee Southwest Maximus helps bring employers and job seekers together. Job Centers help workers to succeed in the world of work by connecting them to jobs, training, career information, and support services. Job Centers help grow businesses by connecting them to qualified employees, employee training, labor market information, hiring and tax incentives, retention strategies, and untapped labor pools.

Wisconsin Job Center- Milwaukee Teutonia helps bring employers and job seekers together. Job Centers help workers to succeed in the world of work by connecting them to jobs, training, career information, and support services. Job Centers help grow businesses by connecting them to qualified employees, employee training, labor market information, hiring and tax incentives, retention strategies, and untapped labor pools.

Wisconsin Job Center- Northeast Wisconsin helps bring employers and job seekers together. Job Centers help workers to succeed in the world of work by connecting them to jobs, training, career information, and support services. Job Centers help grow businesses by connecting them to qualified employees, employee training, labor market information, hiring and tax incentives, retention strategies, and untapped labor pools.

For more than 114 years, the YWCA Greater Milwaukee has been the backbone of social change to empower women. The YWCA continues its commitment to changing the lives of women and their families through skill building, job training, supportive services, affordable housing and leadership development. Working with volunteers and collaborative partners, the YWCA provides training and programs to primarily low income individuals. Last year, we provided direct services to more than 15,000 women, men and children throughout the Greater Milwaukee area.