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Bureau of Workforce Transformation |
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Welcome to the Department of Energy, Labor & Economic Growth - Bureau of Workforce Transformation (DELEG-BWT) web site. This website offers training and information on programs that support BWT's vision to develop and retain a skilled, competitive Michigan workforce in the global economy. Here are some online resources that may be helpful:
Michigan Talent Bank
Online job matching system that connects Michigan employers with job seekers. |
Michigan Jobs and Career Portal
Educational and employment resources supporting job seekers, employers, students, parents, and educators. |
Fidelity Bonding
The Fidelity Bonding Program provides fidelity bonding insurance free of charge for employers of certain high-risk employees. |
No Worker Left Behind
The No Worker Left Behind program provides tuition and training for the unemployed so they can gain the skills and credentials for new careers in high-demand occupations. |
Veterans' Services
Programs for veterans and their dependents, as well as employers, higher learning institutions, and organizations with an interest in Michigan's veterans. |
Migrant and Seasonal Farm Worker Program
Programs to assist immigrant, migrant, and seasonal farm workers. |
Postsecondary Services
Assistance for Michigan universities, community colleges, independent colleges, proprietary schools, etc. |
Michigan National Career Readiness Certificate
The Michigan National Career Readiness Certificate offers individuals, employers, and educators an easily understood and universally valued credential that certifies the attainment of specific workplace skills. |
Employer Services
Various programs and services that match employers with a skilled workforce. |
Michigan Registered Apprenticeship Pilot (MRAP)
MRAP supports the state's effort to expand Registered Apprenticeships by offering funding incentives to employers/sponsors that registered new apprentices with the USDOL--Office of Apprentice.
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