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Wisconsin Job Center Locations
An asterisk indicates a *Comprehensive Job Center, which provides a full array of employment and training related services, and includes more partners (Veterans, Vocational Rehabilitation, etc.) on-site.
Barron County
Barron County Job Center*
331 S. Main Street, Suite 6, Rice Lake
715-234-6302
Chippewa County
Chippewa County Job Center
770 Scheidler Road, Suite 2, Chippewa Falls
715-723-2248
Dunn County
Dunn County Job Center
401 Technology Drive East, Menomonie
715-232-7360
Eau Claire County
Eau Claire County Job Center*
221 W Madison Street, Eau Claire
715-858-9675
Pepin County
Pepin County Job Center
403 W Third Avenue, Durand
715-672-8801
Pierce County
St. Croix Valley Job Center
704B North Main Street, River Falls
715-426-0388
Polk County
Polk County Job Center
317 Main Street, Balsam Lake
715-485-3115
Price County
Park Falls Job Center
City Hall—400 S. 4th Avenue, Park Falls
715-762-2477
Phillips Job Center*
1408 Pin Ridge Road, Phillips
715-339-4555
Rusk County
Ladysmith Outreach (Tuesday and Thursday only)
WITC Ladysmith, 1104 West Lake Ave., Suite 1, Ladysmith
715-205-3896
St. Croix County
St. Croix Valley Job Center
704B North Main Street, River Falls
715-426-0388
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OpenLearnCreate Everyday Computer Skills Course
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Job Search Engines
Create a free account with the Job Center of Wisconsin to build and revise your resume and electronically submit it to employers.
Wisconsin Job Center Resources
Research Wisconsin’s diverse industries, and find information on wages, trends, and other subjects
Explore resources about looking for a job, planning a career, wages and occupations, training and education, and other assistance
Read reports, projections and trends in Wisconsin’s job market
Use the Job Center of Wisconsin website search tool
Connect to employment opportunities based on your skills rather than on job titles
Find information and apprenticeships, training programs, Wisconsin colleges and universities, financial aid, and more!
Find job fairs, career expos, recruitment sessions, and other events to help job seekers make connections to employers
Department of Workforce Development
Job Resources
Job Pod: Creating Connections in Local Libraries (Amery Public Library has a Job Pod!)
Brown County Public Library Job Guide (Job Readiness)
Contains a variety of resources on job search skills, job search applications, resume writing, cover letter writing, and interviewing skills
Career Exploration/ONET (Career Exploration)
Forward Service Corporation (Community Resource for youth in 50 counties, does not include Dunn, Pierce, Rusk, or St. Croix counties)
Got Resume Builder (Job Readiness)
Request Library Partner Free Access
Microsoft Office: Resumes & Cover Letter Templates (Job Readiness)