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In the spring of 2009, the Employment and Training Administration (ETA) awarded a grant to the National Association of State Workforce Agencies/Center for Employment Security Education and Research (NASWA/CESER) to support and expand its efforts to document the actions of the public workfo...

NASWA/ITSC recently assisted the USDOL in documenting "promising" state and local reemployment practices. The practices were identified by USDOL as part of its efforts to promote better connections between UI claimants and workforce services, as a follow-up to the development of a "nationa...

The NASWA-ITSC report on the LA Fellows Program includes information on the program’s target population, recruitment and intake process, key partners, participant enrollment and characteristics, impacts, staffing, costs, opportunities for replication, and lessons learned. The LA Fellows Pr...

During the NASWA Board of Directors Meeting December, 6-7, 2012, several states expressed concern about the prospects of cuts in federal funding for administration of Unemployment Insurance (UI). The Board of Directors asked NASWA to survey all states on whether states will have to cut une...

For several years, NASWA has surveyed states to determine the amount of state funds used to supplement federal grants to operate a variety of federal programs. The NASWA State Supplemental Funding Survey is the Association’s longest running survey, with NASWA collecting supplemental fundin...

Various benefits may be available to unemployed workers to provide income support. When eligible workers lose their jobs, the Unemployment Compensation (UC) program may provide up to 26 weeks of income support through the payment of regular UC benefits. Unemployment benefits may be extende...