About Us
JobCenterOfWisconsin.com, operated by the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development and the Wisconsin Job Center system, is a Wisconsin-centered employment exchange, linking employers in all parts of the state and in communities that border Wisconsin with anyone looking for a job.
JobCenterOfWisconsin.com is available at no-cost to both employers and job seekers and is available 24-hours a day.
- The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development is Wisconsin’s labor department and is led by Secretary Roberta Gassman. DWD’s mission is to strengthen Wisconsin’s workforce. DWD provides training and employment assistance to job seekers, enforces worker’s rights, administers the state’s Unemployment Insurance, Apprenticeship, and Worker’s Compensation programs and works with employers to find appropriate job candidates.
- The Wisconsin Job Center system delivers services through locations in
57 communities throughout the state. The centers are part of the workforce system led by Wisconsin's 11 independently operated, regional
Workforce Development Boards. Job Center partners include Job Service, Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR), technical colleges, county human service agencies and other community organizations. To find your closest Job Center or talk with a customer service representative, please visit the
JobCenterOfWisconsin.com contact page.