Recruiting
Wisconsin Job Centers offer no-fee ways to ease the hiring burden. From the internet-based JobNet Business service, to on-site recruiting, our staff can simplify making connections to the best available talent.
Use JobNet Business
Post a Job Opening on JobNet using JobNet Business (logon required).
JobNet Business is Wisconsin's single-largest source of qualified candidates for all occupations, available at no fee from your Wisconsin Job Center.
Establish a protected JobNet Business account over the internet, and manage your job posting activity.
- JobNet Business is internet based for worldwide availability
- 24/7 access to input, edit, or remove job postings for convenience
- Real-time edits and removal of your postings, the best-possible responsiveness
- New job postings are reviewed by Wisconsin Job Center quality control staff for content and effectiveness
- Veterans are granted a 24-hour priority review period on all new job postings automatically!
- Listings appear on JobNet, Wisconsin's single-largest source of qualified job seekers.
- Openings are automatically given greater exposure on JobCentral
Read the Conditions for Acceptable Job Listings on JobNet.
See the tips on writing an effective job listing to get the most out of your job listing, or get help using JobNet Business .
Recruiting Assistance
Wisconsin Job Centers have information and resources to help your hiring process go smoothly. We offer:
- Professional, experienced staff for consultation on hiring practices
- On-site recruiting facilities
- Job application collection
- Access to underutilized populations
- Tax credits
- Training assistance
- Pre-screening services (in some locations only)
Use the Wisconsin Job Center Directory (the "Locations" link on the left) to contact your nearest location, tell our staff about your current recruitment issues, and ask about the services that can fill your needs.
WorkSource Wisconsin
WorkSource Wisconsin provides access to information regarding the employment of individuals with disabilities. It has effective and practical technical assistance and accessible, on-going supports for employers interested or successfully employing and accommodating people with disabilities
JobCentral
Nationwide recruiting for any position is available via JobCentral, a large national job bank. Employers in all industries have job posting, resume searching capabilities, and other services available free through Wisconsin Job Centers.
Job Fairs Workshops and Seminars
Many Wisconsin Job Center locations sponsor Job Fairs to help connect employers and job seekers in their areas. The Job Fairs listed behind the link above are connected with a Wisconsin Job Center.
Wisconsin Job Centers, in collaboration with local business groups and other partners, sponsor workshops, seminars and conferences for employers. These events cover important topics for recruiting, managing and training employees.
Additional resources
Other pools of available labor
The testing and assessment process
Write an effective job listing
After the hire
Background Checks
Other Resources