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Contact UsCall a customer service representativeTo get help, ask a question, or find your nearest Job Center, call us toll-free at 1-888-258-9966. You will be prompted to make a selection:
Contact us by emailContact Wisconsin Job Centers at Job Center of Wisconsin mailbox. Providing your name, phone number and email address are optional, but very helpful if we need to contact you regarding your question. Please provide your location so we can forward your message to the local Job Center, if appropriate. Your questions will usually be answered within two business days. Locate local officesTo find the address and telephone number of local Wisconsin Job Centers:
Password RecoveryTo recover your password click on the "Forget your account information?" link at https://www.dwd.state.wi.us/accountmanagement/. If you did not provide an E-Mail address, or do not remember the E-Mail address you provided, please call the DWD Service Desk at 608-266-7252, Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., to request a password reset. If you wish to call a toll-free number to reach the DWD Service Desk, please call 1-888-258-9966 (option 4 at the prompt). Registration HelpIf you are having problems registering to use Job Center of Wisconsin, please call DET Security at 608-267-9690 or toll-free at 1-888-513-5633, during business hours, Monday through Friday. Place a job openingJob Center of Wisconsin is a self-service, online system for employers to place job openings for job seekers to view. Employers without internet access may fax their job openings toll-free to 888-720-5627. To contact a customer service representative about your job opening, call 1-888-258-9966 (option 3 at the prompt) or send an email to the WI Job Orders mailbox. Call DWD for helpCall Us For Help is an online publication listing contact information by topic for all Department of Workforce Development services. File a complaintEvery Job Center has a Complaint Coordinator to assist you with any complaints related to Job Center Services, Job Center of Wisconsin, or employers using Job Center services. Contact your local Job Center to file a complaint or email us at the Job Center mailbox. |