Job seekers, employers, and other members of the public are invited to visit one of 18 Wisconsin job centers taking part in a statewide open house on Wednesday, Sept. 27, according to a recent press release.
The open houses, held in partnership between the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD) and its regional workforce partners, will showcase the wealth of resources and information that Wisconsin’s job centers offer to anyone seeking help with job searches, career exploration, recruitment assistance, and a variety of other services.
This year’s open house theme is workforce participation. Several participating sites are hosting adjoining events that demonstrate the range of services offered through local job centers, such as workforce resource fairs, employer-centered activities, and mobile job center services. The full list of job centers that are hosting open houses and adjoining events can be viewed online.
DWD staff can also provide extra assistance for veterans, job seekers with disabilities, and justice-involved individuals.
Employers can learn more about posting open positions, wage comparisons, labor market information, new hire reporting, H-2A foreign labor, unemployment insurance, labor law clinics, layoff services, worker’s compensation, hiring events, and more.
Workshops will provide guidance on resume writing, building interview skills, learning job search tips, and more.
