As Wisconsin Teens Prepare for Summer Work, DWD Connects with Teens, Parents and Employers Through "Welcome to the Workforce" Webinar and Events
8 Apr 2024
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As teens prepare to enter the workforce for the summer months, the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development has planned a "Welcome to the Workforce" outreach initiative in April and May aimed at students, parents and employers.
This effort to educate students, parents and employers on their rights and responsibilities comes as Gov. Tony Evers has declared April "Welcome to the Workforce Month" with a proclamation marking key historical achievements in regulating child labor.
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