Wisconsin Resources

	Wisconsin Wisconsin thinks beyond the label. If you're thinking about hiring employees with disabilities in Wisconsin, browse the information below. These agencies and services are local resources for hiring workers with disabilities, and they can connect you to both the qualified workers and the resources you need to be successful.

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Wisconsin Division of Vocational Rehabilitation

The state agency that provides employment and training services to people with disabilities and supports employers who hire DVR customers.

Phone: (800) 442-3477

Hours: 7:45 AM - 4:30 PM

Website: Wisconsin Division of Vocational Rehabilitation

WORKNET

Wisconsin's workforce and labor market information system

Website: WORKNET

WorkSource Wisconsin

A non-profit organization that provides Wisconsin employers with information regarding the employment of individuals with disabilities.

Phone: (866) 460-9602

Website: WorkSource Wisconsin

Office of Veterans Services

Employment and training services for veterans and support services for the employers who hire them.

Contact Person: Ken Grant

Phone: (608) 267-7277

Website: Office of Veterans Services

Job Center of Wisconsin

A Wisconsin-centered employment exchange, linking employers with anyone looking for a job.

Phone: (888) 258-9966

Website: Job Center of Wisconsin

DVR On the Job Training Initiative

DVR will fund 50% of salary and fringe benefits to employers who hire a DVR referral.

Website: DVR On the Job Training Initiative

Assistive Technology Resource Center

Assistive technology resources and employing people with disabilities

Email Address: contactus@wiatrc.org

Website: Assistive Technology Resource Center

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Do you have a compelling story about hiring people with disabilities? Share it here. Telling your story is an important part of amplifying our message that "labels" don't matter. You'll add to the growing evidence that hiring workers with disabilities is good for business. And you'll be providing a useful service not just to workers with disabilities, but also providing useful information to other businesses and peers looking to tap into a tremendous employement resource.

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