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Published March 2015 by AARP's Public Policy Institute, this is a review of selected public workforce development programs in the United States and the lessons learned for older workers.

National Youth Employment Coalition Preliminary Side-by-Side Comparison: Workforce Investment Act and Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act Youth Provisions (July 2014)

The NASWA-NGA Member Input Tool was released April 24 for members of the Associations to provide feedback on the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Notices of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM). The Member Input Tool allows state workforce leaders to provide responses to any section o...

This is an initial, high-level analysis of the WIOA NPRM by NASWA and NGA staff. It focuses on priority areas addressed earlier by Governors and States in letters to the Secretary of Labor sent prior to the release of the NPRM.

The state of Colorado is in the middle of developing a tool to track USDOL advisories and is sharing it with other states. Here is a draft that does not yet reflect all advisories. The tool provides a summary of the advisory, shows what state units/funding streams are impacted, and tracks

The US Department of Labor offered an opportunity to develop a joint, multi-tenant UI (Unemployment Insurance) technology system in consortium through UIPL-18-12. The state agencies responsible for administration of the unemployment insurance (UI) programs of Mississippi, Rhode Island, and...

In This Issue: WIOA – NPRM Published in Federal Register; New TEGL's Released WIOA Technical Amendments Register Now for NASWA's Veteran Services Conference Reauthorization of TAA Likely to be Linked with Trade Legislation Labor Appropriations: Prospects Brighten for a Stand-Alone Labor-HH...

This document contains legislative language from the WIOA Technical Corrections Bill.

Draft of a Republican House Appropriations Plan (4/20/2015)

Colorado's training designed to "provide an understanding of fiscal audit concepts and terminology through processes, accounting principles and Federal regulations."