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For Employers
Looking for reliable, skilled employees?
Interested in employee training?
Searching for current labor market data?
Reorganizing or reducing your workforce?
Marquette County
Job Center offers comprehensive services to give your
company a competitive edge.
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Post job openings on JobNet.
Wisconsin's job search system. Your postings can also be sent
directly to America's Job Bank.
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Post job openings on
America's
Job Bank. Search a database of more than 600,000 resumes
from workers across the country. You can also access earnings,
wages, demographics, etc.
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Recruit employees with the help of GreatJobsWI.com
- a site that is marketed to out-of-state alumni from
Wisconsin's universities and colleges. Download resumes from
individuals interested in relocating to Wisconsin. |
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Post great jobs in the
Madison area. Click on the icon to take you to Jobs in Madison. |
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Post hot jobs on the
internet. Click on the icon to place your next job order! |
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Marquette County
Weekly Featured Job Opportunities
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Marquette County offers
a weekly listing of featured job openings from local employers.
Weekly Featured Job Opportunities |
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On-site Employer
Services
Marquette County Job Center
offers a variety of on-site services for employers.
Contact us to discuss individual needs,
608-297-7550.
Hours of the Marquette County Job Center are
Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Recruiting
We can help you search resumes and list job openings
online at
JobNet
and
America's Job
Bank. Staff is also available to help with application and
recruitment process.
Wage Subsidy
Programs
We can provide information about wage subsidy and tax
incentive programs to help you save money.
Workshops /
Classes / Focus Groups
We offer Quarterly Employer Focus Groups, GED Classes, special Featured
Employer Programs, Apprenticeship information, etc. Contact us for
upcoming events.
Layoff and Worker
Dislocation Services
If your business is closing or planning a layoff, Marquette County Job
staff
can help develop a plan for skill upgrading, resume development, etc.
Resource Specialists are also available to help employers who are reorganizing or
reducing their workforce.
Facilities
Job Center facilities are available for screening and interviewing,
training, and special events.
Employer
Newsletter
The Marquette County Employer Connection newsletter is
published quarterly to update employers on workforce programs and
services.
Other Resources
Computers, printers, software tutorials, copies, fax machines, videos
and pamphlets are available for employer use.
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Labor
Market Information
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The
Department of Workforce Development (DWD) home page is a
guide for employers - with information on Wisconsin's labor
laws, available employees, etc.
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The
DWD's Labor Market Information section includes current
statistics, trends, economic indicators, wage data, etc.
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Wisconsin's
Business Resource Network provides useful information on
taxes, human resources, business development, health and safety,
etc. |
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Business Information
Federal Programs
State Programs
Employment Practices
Business Regulations & Laws
Tax Credits
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Federal Programs
USWorkforce.org is a
gateway to information on many useful programs.
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State Programs
Wisconsin offers financial assistance programs to help
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Business
Development Assistance Center
Provides information on government regulations and refers businesses to
appropriate resources.
Manufacturing
Assessment Center
Helps small and medium-size manufacturers improve quality and
productivity through professional assessment of operations, systems and
layouts.
Small
Business Ombudsman
Provides information on government regulations and financing
alternatives to small businesses, particularly entrepreneurs.
Brownfields
Ombudsman Program
Helps identify and resolve regulatory issues related to Brownfields
redevelopment; electronically links prospective buyers with information
on available Brownfield sites.
Customized
Labor Training Program
Provides training grants to businesses that are implementing new
technology or production processes.
Enterprise
Development Zone Program
Offers tax credits for hiring disadvantaged workers and undertaking
environmental remediation; also promotes business start ups or
expansions in areas that suffer from high economic distress.
Tax
Incremental Financing (TIF)
Helps cities attract industrial and commercial growth in underdeveloped
and blighted areas.
WiSCon
Safety Consultation Program
Assesses safety programs, evaluates physical work practices, identifies
available assistance and provides training for employees.
Wisconsin
Certified Capital Companies Program (CAPCO)
Increases investment of venture capital funds into small business
enterprises which have traditionally had difficulty attracting
institutional venture capital.
Wisconsin
Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Support Program
Coordinates resources to help businesses purse federal SBIR grants and
contracts.
Wisconsin
Women's Business Initiative Corporation (WWBIC)
Offers micro loans to businesses owned by women, minorities and
low-income individuals.
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Training
Employers have access to many customized
training programs to develop a more productive workforce.
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Bilingual
/ Bicultural Services
United
Refugee Services of Wisconsin
United
Migrant Opportunity Services
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Employment
Practices
Visit these sites to learn about better
business practices and quality work environments.
Society
of Human Resource Management
Wisconsin
Business Resource - Human Resources
National
Institution of Standards and Technology
American
Productivity & Quality Center
Workforce
Online
ISO
Homepage
Benefits
Link
Deming
Web Site
American
Society for Quality
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Business
Regulations & Laws
Wisconsin
Business Resource Network
Information
for Employers
(click on 'For Employers' at this site)
WARN
Act (plant closing / layoff)
NAFTA/TAA
EEOC
Minimum
Wage
Child
Labor Laws
Wage
and Hour Labor Standards
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Tax
Credits
State
and Federal Incentives
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