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Christine Quinn, Director, Michigan Workforce Development Agency, sent a Memorandum to her local partners on transition and implementation steps that local areas can act upon immediately. Please click the PDF document for her memo covering Titles I, II and III of WIOA.

Michigan Data Insights Award Nomination: Registered Apprenticeship in Michigan Contact Information of Individual Submitting Nomination Nominator: Scott Powell Email Address: PowellS6@michigan.gov Agency Name: Michigan Bureau of Labor Market Information and Strategic Initiatives  ...

Michigan Workforce Development Agency’s Energy Cluster raising awareness of skilled trades and STEM opportunitiesToday’s skilled trades and science, engineering, math and technology (STEM) students in Michigan will be tomorrow’s leading energy providers, helping people and businesses power...

Michigan Workforce Development Agency attracts attention from SingaporeThe Michigan Workforce Development Agency (WDA) has developed a program to address employment needs that is drawing attention from the Singapore business community. The WDA recently hosted the Singapore Workforce Develo...

Michigan manufacturers benefit from statewide apprenticeship strategyBy Marcia Black-Watson, Industry Talent Director and Chris Knapp, Industry Talent DirectorAs employers in Michigan look continually to find talented employees with the latest jobs skills, many are finding immediate and va...

The world of Public Employment Services is changing rapidly. Technological developments are creating new possibilities to collect and analyze data that have the potential to enable Public Employment Services to better serve their clients and improve performance. The objective of this panel...

In the United States, partnerships are a key governance tool to better connect state and local workforce development policies to the needs of the economy. The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) was designed improve coordination between and among agencies so that workers and jo...

Apprenticeships are often viewed as an effective training program to better link young people to good jobs. Given that young people are most vulnerable to changes in the future of work, it is important to consider how apprenticeships can be used to promote local economic development opport...

In many states, Labor Market Information (LMI) shops are evolving into broader data shops that provide several tiers of service to multiple workforce units and state agencies. At this workshop a prominent state administrator and three LMI directors who are leaders in national LMI initiativ...