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The LMInformer Consortium members are Montana (consortium lead), Nevada, Michigan, Arkansas, Virginia, and Ohio. The Consortium was created for states who want a low-cost option to provide online labor market information that is customizable based on individual states' needs. With limited ...

  For Immediate Release WASHINGTON – The National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA) today announced the appointment of Chairpersons to its Policy Committees of the membership. These individuals, selected from across the U.S. to serve as Committee Chairpersons, are as f...

Discover The Magical World of WIC2 Level: Intermediate What you will learn: What is WIC2, The history of WIC2, Why it was developed, and How is WIC2 used. MODERATOR: Denice Craig, Manager, UICS Employer Services, Washington State Employment Security Department PANELISTS: Cicely Benn...

Tim Kolar's (Michigan Talent Investment Agency - Department of Talent and Economic Development) presentation from the Combating Identity Theft: Solutions that Work workshop at the 2018 UI Integrity and SIDES Symposium in Houston, Texas on April 11 - 12, 2018.

Timothy Rush's (Mississippi Department of Employment Security) presentation from the Analytics that Won’t Break your Budget workshop at the 2018 UI Integrity and SIDES Symposium in Houston, Texas on April 11 - 12, 2018.

Mohammed Jalaluddin's (Mississippi Department of Employment Security) presentation from the UI is LIVE in the Cloud (IT Track) workshop at NASWA's 2017 National UI Directors' Conference and IT/Legal Issues Forum.

Mohammed Jalaluddin's (Mississippi Department of Employment Security) presentation from the New Developments with TOP! (UI Track) workshop at NASWA's 2017 National UI Directors' Conference and IT/Legal Issues Forum.

Robert Pavosevich (U.S. Department of Labor), Dale Smith (Mississippi Department of Employment Security) and Patsy Westcott's (Alaska Department of Labor) presentations from the Alternative Financing Methodologies (UI Track) workshop at NASWA's 2017 National UI Directors' Conference and IT...

Jason Palmer's ( Michigan Department of Technology) presentation from the Determining In-Demand Jobs and Occupations: A Key WIOA Deliverable session from NASWA's Workforce Summit / 81st Annual Meeting.

Regardless of the labor market information (LMI) shop’s roles, responsibilities, scope and location within state government, a state’s LMI shop can produce incredibly valuable products and services for their customers. The examples of Utah, Michigan and Washington demonstrate how.