City of Milwaukee Launches "Click2Work" E-Notify Service

March 9, 2017Council members Milele A. Coggs, Ashanti Hamilton, Russell W. Stamper, II, Khalif J. Rainey, Chantia Lewis and Cavalier Johnson announced the launch of the Click2Work email list, which will utilize the city’s E-Notify system to connect residents with work opportunities at private businesses citywide. Interest in receiving updates about such opportunities has grown by leaps and bounds, and Click2Work will offer one central source of information for interested Milwaukeeans.The effort furthers the council members’ call to action at the culmination of Black History Month, where they encouraged residents to participate in Milwaukee’s renaissance by taking advantage of employment opportunities or sharing information with those who may use it.These council members hear regularly from residents throughout the city who are ready and excited to learn about new job opportunities, seek vocational training and attend career fairs. Click2Work creates a hub for that kind of information that is convenient and simple to use, and anyone who is interested is urged to sign up now.Users can register for the Click2Work E-Notify list at milwaukee.gov/enotify. There, new users can sign up for an E-Notify account, and those with an existing account can subscribe to the Click2Work list under the “Information Updates” category.City press release here: Click2workNWSCDC thanks the Council Members for launching this service. We hope it is a valuable tool for our neighbors looking for new work opportunities.