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LOOKING FOR THE WORKSMART NETWORK? YOU'RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE.

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SUPPORTING

Job Seekers

Supporting Workforce Innovation 

At WDBSCW, we believe that South Central Wisconsin is better with a strong workforce. That's why we continue to dedicate resources towards innovative workforce strategies designed to empower individuals and support the growth of local industries.

 

We're known locally and nationally as a connector, bringing together industry, education and community to create opportunities for people and employerds to thrive. Together, we are committed to driving meaningful change and ensuring that all individuals have the opportunity to succeed.

Our Services and Resources

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Job Seeker Services

Are you looking for services on or about:

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  • ​career exploration and planning

  • education and learning programs

  • youth and young adults

  • Independent Living program

  • the WorkSmart Network​

  • American Job Centers

  • getting laid off

  • ​participating in an apprenticeship

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Employer Services

Are you an employer looking for help with:

  • navigating a layoff

  • recruiting and retaining employees

  • finding qualified workers

  • sponsoring an apprentice

  • getting involved in industry councils

  • participating in job fairs

  • upskilling workers

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The Workforce Development Board of South Central Wisconsin is an equal opportunity employer and service provider. If you need this information in an alternative format or in a different language (free of charge), please contact us at 608-249-9001.Deaf, hard of hearing, or speech impaired callers may contact us through Wisconsin Relay Services at  7-1-1. Proud partner of the American Job Center Network.

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