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Job Seekers - Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Search for a Job Job Center of Wisconsin (JCW) is a free online portal that connects job seekers with employment opportunities throughout Wisconsin JCW's interactive search options allow users to search job openings by title, employer, keyword, location, apprenticeship opportunity, location and more Additionally, users can upload a resume or use the resume builder to assist in creating a
Contact Department of Workforce Development Secure Email The easiest way to connect to DWD is to contact us using our secure email form Complete the form and we will respond to your inquiry as soon as possible Send Secure Email Interested in having someone from DWD make an appearance at your public event? Request for DWD Appearance
File A Weekly Claim - Wisconsin Unemployment Insurance File Your Weekly Claim English | Español For an Unemployment Benefit Payment A weekly claim is what you file for a certain calendar week when you want to receive an unemployment benefit payment for that week You can only file a weekly claim if you've already applied for benefits Before you file your weekly claim, please review Claimant Handbook Section 5 - Maintaining Your UI Eligibility
About the Department of Workforce Development The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD) is a state agency charged with building and strengthening Wisconsin's workforce in the 21st century and beyond
Unemployment Insurance - Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Legal Resources Information on appeal hearings and law changes related to unemployment Labor Law Training Educational sessions open to the public explaining the laws and rules DWD administers Federal Funding Disclosure (Stevens Amendment) Acknowledgement of federal funding for UI programs and projects
Employment Training - Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development DWD provides the same range of services to Migrant and Seasonal Farm Workers (MSFWs) as are provided to non-MSFW job seekers Workforce development services including career guidance, job development, benefits protections, and more are available
DWD Employment Opportunities DWD's job opportunities include full time, part time, and temporary positions across the state in areas such as vocational rehabilitation, project management, finance, communication, job service, and technology