Welcome to the Brown County Job Center! Where we are committed to helping job seekers and employers prosper. Employer Resources

• Wisconsin's Virtual Job Center Webpage: www.jobcenter.org. This webpage is designed to help employers and job applicants connect with a variety of resources by county of interest and to provide an easy to use format to locate information about the Job Centers and services available via the job center and or other agencies through the Internet.

• Links to a variety of economic, legal and labor market data for employers.

• Retention Strategies & Resources to recruit and retain workers .

• Business Services -If you are doing or interested in doing business in Wisconsin here is the place to start. This state website offers links to State Agencies, resources, programs, licensing information and more.

• Fidelity Bonding Program The Federal Bonding Program provides Fidelity Bonds to anyone who are not eligible for commercial bonding, at NO COST to the employers or employees. It is a unique tool to help a job applicant get and keep a job.It is a business insurance policy that protects the employer in case of any loss of money or property due to employee dishonesty. It is like a "guarantee" to the employer that the person hired will be an honest worker.

• Job Description Writer -Part of DOL's "America's Career InfoNet", Use the Job Description Writer to build a meaningful job description. The Job Description Writer helps employers and Workforce Professionals write job descriptions. You will be prompted with statements of tasks, work activities, work context, skills and knowledge from O*NET . Please note that while these statements can form the basis of a job description, employers are required to consider job accommodationsfor workers with disabilities.

• Rewards for hiring workers using Tax Credits.

• Labor Law Clinics Click Here-- For Information and a schedule of upcoming Labor Law Clinics statewide. Labor Law Clinics provide up-to-date information on a variety of topics including: Workers Compensation, Equal Rights, Unemployment Insurance, Labor Standards, and other issues at one day seminars. These clinics are open to the public and feature DWD staff explaining many of the laws and rules the agency administers

• Business Events & Training Resources Click here for information on Workshops, Seminars, Conferences of interest to employers. Wisconsin Job Centers host and promote several kinds of events to help employers improve their abilities to attract qualified job seekers, adhere to Wisconsin's labor laws, and improve networking opportunities in the workforce development community. Opportunities listed are sponsored by, or connected with, a local Wisconsin Job Center.

• Youth Rules Website Every year, millions of teens work in part-time or summer jobs that provide great opportunities for learning important life skills and acquiring hands-on experience. Federal and State rules regarding young workers strike a balance between ensuring sufficient time for educational opportunities and allowing appropriate work experiences.The resources on this Federal web site will help you understand what hours and jobs teens can work. On the Safety & Health page, employers will find advice for preventing workplace injuries to young workers.

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