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Over the last 20 years, the National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA) has surveyed state workforce agencies to determine the amount of state funds used to supplement federal grants to operate a variety of federal workforce and unemployment insurance programs. The NASWA State

Click the PDF above to download the NASWA EO Subcommittee List.

Click the PDF above to download the Marked up copy of the 12/2/2016 final WIOA Nondiscrimination Regulations provided by the Missouri Department of Economic Development.

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List of Congressional Members' contact information by state.

NEWSLETTER | January 2017 | Volume 2 | Issue 1In this issue: 2017 Legislative Priorities Announced Register for the 2017 Winter Policy Forum NASWA In Action What's Happening in the States UI Integrity Corner

Click the PDF above to download the travel guide for the NASWA UI Committee and NASWA UI IB Subcommittee meetings in Charleston, South Carolina.

A core component of a jobs and infrastructure strategy must require the workforce development system to provide a highly-skilled workforce for businesses, especially those in high-demand sectors and construction.

NASWA’s legislative priorities advance states’ efforts to ensure our nation’s workforce system meets employers’ needs for a qualified workforce and promote high-quality employment and careers for workers. The agenda is comprised of five main categories with 10 specific points for congressi...

The National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA) released its 2017 legislative priorities today. Advancing states’ efforts to ensure our nation’s workforce system meets employers’ needs for a qualified workforce and promotes high-quality employment and careers for workers. The ...