Employment
(608) 637-6450
http://www.wwjobcenter.org/
Wisconsin’s JOBNET
http://www.dwd.state.wi.us/jobnet/mapwi.htm
AgeAdvantAge
Older Worker Program – Wise Options
(608) 489-4292
1-888-810-1279 toll free
http://www.aaaowp.org/
Wisconsin’s Unemployment Hotline
1-800-UC-CLAIM
(608) 637-6450 –
Age
Discrimination in Employment
The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development
(DWD) offers a wide variety of employment programs and services, accessible at
the state's 78 Job Centers, including: securing jobs for the disabled,
assisting former welfare recipients to transition to work, linking youth with
jobs of tomorrow, protecting and enforcing worker's rights, processing
unemployment claims and ensuring worker's compensation claims are paid in
accordance with the law. For Age discrimination questions contact:
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Elderly Benefits Specialist |
Workforce Development |
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(608) 266-3131 |
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(608) 637-5201 |
http://www.dwd.state.wi.us/ |
Experience
Works, Inc.
Phone: (608) 789-5623
FAX: (608) 789-5624
http://www.experienceworks.org
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JOB
TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR SENIORS
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Experience
Works is a charitable, nonprofit organization providing income-eligible
seniors, age 55 or over, with the training, experience, supportive
services and the information they need to improve skills and get jobs. Based
on the local job opportunities and their abilities and interests, participants
are assigned to training sites where they update and expand their skills
while performing community service. Participants receive training,
support in filling out applications and interviewing as well as being
compensated for 20 hours a week at the minimum wage. Experience Works
is funded by a grant from the |