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,

W-2 for Minor Parents

Wisconsin Works (W-2) for Minor Parents

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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:

W-2 Contractors System and Reporting Subcommittee

W-2 Contractors' Systems and Reporting Subcommittee

Purpose/Scope

These meetings will provide a forum to assure regular communication between the Bureau of Working Families (BWF), Bureau of Analytics and Research (BAR), and the W-2 Contractors on issues relating to the major information systems that support W-2 and related programs' functions, including:

W-2 Contractors' Meeting

Contractors' Meeting

Purpose/Scope

These meetings will provide a forum to assure regular communication between the Bureau of Working Families (BWF) and the W-2 Contractors.  These monthly meetings will allow for an exchange of ideas to assure the delivery of quality employment services to the parents and children in the W-2 programs.