Gov. Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD) on Wednesday highlighted the Evers Administration’s virtual job fairs that were made available to federal workers affected by the Trump Administration’s mass firings, and offered additional resources for these workers and other displaced professionals. The virtual job fairs focused on eight high-demand sectors and drew nearly 300 participants.
Federal workers and other displaced employees are encouraged to visit the Evers Administration’s worker portal here. In addition, individuals seeking information about potential employment opportunities and getting connected with available employee assistance can find more information at:
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Wisc.Jobs — the official State of Wisconsin job site, an online, state-run job search resource that offers a list of available career opportunities;
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Civic Match — a resource connecting federal workers and campaign staff with roles in state and local governments across the country;
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The Veterans Non-competitive Appointment — a resource that allows veterans with disabilities to apply for jobs within state agencies and be considered without having to compete or take a civil service assessment;
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The Military Career Crosswalk Reference — a resource aiming to assist veterans and those with a military background by helping translate their military skills and experience to match up with civilian job titles and state of Wisconsin job categories;
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Department of Employee Trust Funds — a resource that outlines retirement, insurance, disability and other Wisconsin Retirement System benefits for current and former public employees, retirees and their beneficiaries;
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DWD — tools for employment searches, employment and training services, job loss resources, unemployment insurance and more; and
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Wisconsin Department of Safety & Professional Services (DSPS) — information on licensure requirements for various professions across the state.
