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WASHINGTON – The National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA) has released its annual legislative priorities for 2025 on behalf of the nation’s state workforce agencies. These initiatives advocate for enhanced flexibility, investment, and alignment of workforce development; inv...

The National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA) publishes its priorities annually on behalf of state workforce agencies. They are developed in collaboration with members through 10 national policy committees, approved by the board of directors, and circulated to membership.

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UI integrity challenges arise for different reasons. Sometimes, people make honest mistakes: misreporting wages, missing deadlines, or misunderstanding eligibility rules. Other times, people intentionally mislead the system. In either case, behavior is at the root. If we treat all issues a...

NASWA held meetings for the Board of Directors and Policy Committees in Denver, Colorado, June 3-5, 2025.

NASWA’s Employment & Training Committee held a virtual call on June 16, consisting of a Cross-State Discussion on American Job Center policies.

The Workforce IT Support Center (Workforce ITSC) is proud to offer training opportunities in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Digital Transformation at no cost to NASWA members and government partners. These curated resources are designed to support both workforce system leaders and frontl...

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