Gov. Tony Evers Announces Administration Job Portal, Encourages Interested Individuals to Apply
Evers Administration seeking talented, committed individuals interested in serving Wisconsin
MADISON — Set to begin his second term in office, Gov. Tony Evers today announced the job portal for individuals interested in joining the Evers Administration is now open for application submissions. The Evers Administration is seeking talented, professional, and dedicated individuals who are deeply committed to public service and helping continue Gov. Evers’ and the Evers Administration’s work toward building a Wisconsin that works for everyone. Interested applicants can find the Evers Administration’s job portal here.
Employment decisions will be based on individual qualifications and job requirements. The Evers Administration is committed to providing a professional working environment free from harassment and discrimination. The state of Wisconsin is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to a diverse and talented workforce.
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