Coping with Unemployment  

                 Institute of Museum and Library Services

 

Filing for unemployment

Employment Resources

EasiCat Resources

Learning Express 

Technology/Computer Skills

Additional Unemployment Support - Financial, Food, Health, Home Repair, Support

 

 

Filing for Unemployment 
Apply for unemployment benefits by calling (800) 822-5246, or online at http://unemployment.wisconsin.gov. Claim specialists are available to answer questions at (800) 494-4944. Call volumes for applications and questions are greater on Mondays. Hold times are typically shorter Tuesday through Friday.

Wisconsin Employment Resources

Business Resources

10-K Wizard
Annual Report Service
Business Journal Serving Greater Milwaukee
Corporate Information
Hoover's Online
Reference USA (remote access only for Mead Public Library and City and Town of Cedarburg library card holders)
Small Business Administration
The Small Business Journal
Thomas Register
Thomas Register of European Manufacturers
US Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR & Small Business Information)
Wisconsin Corporate Registration Information System

Careers

 

Develop your Resume, Cover Letters, and Interview Skills

Educational Resources

Free Adult Ed Websites

 

General Employment Resources (National)

General Employment Resources (Special)

Military

Professionals

Social Networking

To find out more about Social Networking go to Ask.com: Job Searching

EasiCat Resources

Applications for Positions
Business Networks

Career Changes
Career Development
Civil Service positions    United States
College Graduates   Employment
Consumer Education 
Cover Letters
Employees  Dismissal of
Employment Interviewing
Hard-core unemployed
Job Hunting
Job Hunting  Computer network resources

Labor Mobility
Middle aged person--Employment

Occupations
Occupations     United States
Professions
Resumes
Resumes (Employment)    United States
Social Networking
Unemployed  Services for Wisconsin  Sheboygan
Unemployment
United States   Officials and employees   Recruiting
Vocational Guidance

 

Technology/Computer Skills

Digital Literacy.gov - Basic Computer Skills 

How to save on a public computer: 

BadgerLearn:  Basic Personal Computer Knowledge

Learn to Use a Computer

Learn to Use the Mouse

Learn to Type

Practice Typing (increase accuracy & speed)

Microsoft Training Opportunities (Free)

Using GMail

 

 

Hard Time Resources from the State of Washington:
http://www.secstate.wa.gov/library/hardtimes/