Wisconsin Jobs
Seasonal Jobs Home Page
Seasonal Jobs Tools ... Spring and summer jobs are already being advertised! These include forestry, park maintenance, engineering aides, soccer coaches, fire fighters, camp counselors, and canoe instructors. ... Note: To ensure the job appears on Seasonal Jobs, enter an "end date" and state that the listing is a "seasonal job" in the job description .The opening will automatically be on Wisconsin JobNet. To list the opening on America's Job Bank, check "yes". Your job opening will appear in all three places! ... [Read More]
Seasonal Jobs Home Page
To have your opening posted to Wisconsin Seasonal Jobs, write "seasonal job" in the job description and provide us with an "end date" when prompted. Your job opening will appear on both Wisconsin JobNet and Wisconsin Seasonal Jobs. ... Seasonal Jobs Tools ... Job Seeker Directed Seasonal Jobs Flier ... [Read More]
WDNR - Employment Opportunities
"Commit to making a difference! Our jobs will provide you with the challenges, growth and rewards you are seeking. Work with top experts in the field, and live in a state well known for its clean environment and bountiful natural resources." ... [Read More]
Jobs & Internships | Wisconsin NRCS
All USDA, NRCS, and federal job vacancies are posted to the USAJobs site . The US Office of Personnel Management maintains comprehensive job listings available throughout the nation for NRCS, USDA, and other federal government agencies. You can search by job type, area, or many other ways. NRCS career vacancy announcements are made through this site. Contact Wisconsin NRCS Human Resources for more information. ... [Read More]
Transitional Jobs Task Force Website
Governor Jim Doyle’s 2004-2005 budget proposes to increase employment and earnings opportunities for low-income families by establishing a framework for a new voluntary W-2 transitional jobs program. By creating this new W-2 transitional jobs employment and training category for use by W-2 participants, with access to work site mentoring, education and training and transportation services, W-2 participants would have an enhanced opportunity to build work skills and experience, become economically self-sufficient and move more quickly into unsubsidized employment. ... [Read More]
:: Russ Feingold :: United States Senator
Since coming to the Senate in 1992, I have held over 860 Listening Sessions, in all corners of the state. These Listening Sessions give me the chance to hear from Wisconsinites and bring their ideas to Washington. I encourage you to see what I am doing about health care , jobs , the fight against terrorism , fiscal responsibility , and a wide variety of issues important to the people of Wisconsin. ... [Read More]
Exports, Jobs, and Foreign Investment: Wisconsin
Note: Export-related jobs estimates include only jobs supported by exports of manufactured goods; jobs generated by exports of services and jobs sustained by direct exports of products from other non-manufacturing sectors (e.g., mining and agriculture) are excluded. Consequently, the numbers understate the total employment impact of exports on the U.S. economy. ... Export-supported jobs account for an estimated 7.2 percent of Wisconsin's total private-sector employment, or one of every 14 jobs. Nearly one-sixth (15.9 percent) of all manufacturing workers in Wisconsin depend on exports for their jobs. (2001 data are the latest available.) ... [Read More]
Strengthening America's Economy and Creating Jobs in Wisconsin
Now that I've got you stuck here -- (laughter) -- we're going totalk about education right quick. A economy which is changing, aneconomy in transition is an economy that better make sure people areeducated to take advantage of the new jobs being created. In a lot ofparts of our country, there are jobs going begging because people don'thave the skills necessary to fill them. In some older industries, jobsare not as prevalent as some of the new industries. Nurses, forexample. There's a nursing shortage. We've got to make sure peopleget the skills necessary to be able to fill the new jobs. ... [Read More]
:: Russ Feingold :: United States Senator
In the U.S. Senate, I am working to stop U.S. jobs from heading overseas. We must ensure that the federal government and American companies are doing all that is possible to prevent the continued loss of manufacturing jobs in Wisconsin and around the country. ... Supporting Wisconsin Jobs ... Supporting American Jobs ... [Read More]
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