W-2 New Worker Completion TANF/W-2 New Worker Training Completion Thank you for submitting your completion of Initial W-2 New Worker Training. The Partner Training Team Support will review your training and confirm final completion. You and your Agency Training Liaison (ATL) will receive a final “Congratulatory” email. If you do not receive this email within 2-3 days then please contact PTT Training Support.
Technology Tips DCF Trainer's Resources - Technology Tips The technology tips on this page are quick 1-3 page desk aids to help trainers with specific tasks while developing curriculum materials.
Becoming a Wisconsin Works (W-2) Worksite Becoming a Wisconsin Works (W-2) Worksite The primary goal of Wisconsin Works (W-2) is to help parents find and keep employment. Building work experience through a W-2 worksite is one of the most effective ways for a participant to prepare for unsubsidized employment. It provides W-2 participants the opportunity to build skills and good work habits, as well as gain a positive professional reference, and expand their resume. Becoming a worksite provides the employer with workers who can help the organization achieve its goals. In addition,
Noncustodial Parent Services Noncustodial Parent Services I am a parent, but my children don’t live with me. What services are available for me? If your children don’t live with you, you are considered a noncustodial parent. Wisconsin offers many services to help low-income noncustodial parents become self-sufficient and able to pay child support.
For Researchers: Studies Wisconsin Works (W-2) and Related Programs Studies Additional W-2 and Related Programs Studies can be found at the Theobald Legislative Library and the Wisconsin Digital Archives. Evaluation of the Transitional Jobs Demonstration Project (TJDP)
BWF Operations Memos BWF Operations Memos Operations Memos are published by the Bureau of Working Families (BWF) to inform contracted agencies of programmatic updates. Sign up for BWF Operation Memo email notifications.
W-2 for Minor Parents Wisconsin Works (W-2) for Minor Parents Wisconsin Works (W-2) is Wisconsin’s Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. I am a minor parent. What services are available to me through W-2? A worker at a W-2 Agency can provide you with information regarding:
Transitional Jobs (TJ) Overview Transitional Jobs (TJ) Overview The Transitional Jobs (TJ) program was created by 2013 Wisconsin Act 113 and funded by the 2015-2017 biennial budget. TJ is an expansion of the Transform Milwaukee Jobs program that provides limited-term subsidized work to low-income adults.
Transform Milwaukee Jobs Overview Transform Milwaukee Jobs Overview The Transform Milwaukee Jobs (TMJ) program was created in the Department of Children and Families (DCF) by the 2013-15 Biennial Budget (2013 Wisconsin Act 20) as a permanent transitional jobs program to assist low-income adults in Milwaukee County transition into stable unsubsidized employment. The goals of the TMJ program are:
W-2 Contractors System Subcommittee W-2 Contractors' Systems Subcommittee Purpose/Scope These meetings will provide a forum to assure regular communication between the Bureau of Working Families (BWF) and the W-2 Contractors on issues relating to the major information systems that support W-2 and related programs' functions, including:
