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Wisconsin Ranks Among Top States for Veteran Employment Services

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Governor Tony Evers announced that Wisconsin ranks among the top three states nationally for assisting military veterans in finding employment. This ranking is based on the U.S. Department of Labor’s Uniform National Threshold Entered Employment Rate. The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development reported that 63.2 percent of veterans who used its employment services secured jobs during the program year ending in June 2026.

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The high ranking highlights the effectiveness of state programs designed to help veterans transition into the civilian workforce. These services, which include career counseling and job training, help address challenges in translating military experience into recognized civilian qualifications. This success could potentially boost the economic attractiveness of Wisconsin and provide skilled talent to employers.

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  • The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation might see increased investment or contracts due to the state's strong workforce quality.

  • Hewlett Packard Enterprise could gain access to skilled veteran talent through the state's employment initiatives.

  • The University of Wisconsin may see increased demand for specialized training and workforce development services.

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