Proposed State Legislation: Family and Medical Leave
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Ohio Policy on Use of Brands by Local Workforce Development Areas
A November 2016 policy letter to local boards and operators which requires the use of certain brands by local workforce development areas in Ohio on all outreach opportunities.
Branding and Style Guide for America's Job Center of California
"The purpose of this guide is to provide guidelines and assist...with the use of the America's Job Center of California name and logo. The guidelines have been developed to ensure a visual consistency to branded products, thereby reinforcing and strengthening the identification made with t...
Branding Workforce Systems: Commonwealth of Massachusetts
As part of its WIOA state plan, the Massachusetts Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development must “create better branding/promotion of the services afforded by One-Stop Career Centers,” and all regional workforce development activities under the purview of both the State and Regio...
LMI Shops as Assets for Workforce Development: Lessons and Examples from Three States
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.
MARCH NEWSLETTER | Vol 2 Issue 3
MARCH NEWSLETTER | Vol 2 Issue 3In This Issue ... The National Labor Exchange is Celebrating 10 Years! NASWA In Action SIDES Training Seminar Accepting Proposals for Presenters: 2017 Veterans Conference What’s Happening in the States NASWA Committees UI Integrity Corner
NASWA Collaborates with LinkedIn, SVA
NASWA collaborates with LinkedIn, the world's largest professional network, and Student Veterans of America (SVA), an important Veterans Service Organization.
RELEASE: Statement on Workforce Program Reductions in the Administration’s FY18 Budget Proposal
The National Association of State Workforce Agencies’ (NASWA) responded to the release of the Administration’s FY18 proposed budget request outline, which includes a $2.5 billion (21 percent) reduction to the U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL).
NASWA Collaborations
NASWA has teamed up with LinkedIn, the world's largest professional network, to connect U.S. employers with jobseekers. This new collaboration connects the states' job banks to LinkedIn through
NLx 10 Year Anniversary
NASWA and DirectEmployers Association are celebrating the 10 year anniversary of the National Labor Exchange (NLx), a tool that collects and distributes national job openings found exclusively on corporate career sites, state job banks and federal
