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In This Issue: House to Consider Continuing Resolution Next Week WIOA Implementation Update: USDOL Hosts Webinar Series, States Identify Regulatory Concerns, and WIOA Comparison Now Available 78th Annual NASWA Conference Preview: Plenary and Workshop Sessions Nominees for NASWA Board of Di...

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This is a letter from Joan Evans, Director of the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services, announcing her candidacy for Secretary of the NASWA Board of Directors to Administrators.

On Tuesday, July 22, President Obama signed the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (P.L. 113-128) into law, formally overhauling and reauthorizing the expired Workforce Investment Act (WIA) of 1998. President Obama signed the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) following ...

This is a letter from Curt Eysink, Executive Director of the Louisiana Workforce Commission, announced his candidacy as NASWA President-Elect to Administrators.

This is a letter from Renee Olson, Division Administrator of the Nevada Department of Employment, announcing her candidacy for Treasurer of the NASWA Board of Directors to Administrators.

State Launches Campaign to Retain, Return and Recruit Idaho WorkersAs Idaho continues to recover in a post-recession economy and the labor market tightens, the state is launching an initiative to help businesses retain, return and recruit employees to help meet the demand for skilled worke...

NASWA's Legislative Update serves as an informational guide on the status and impact of federal legislative and executive branch actions and their effect on the workforce system. NASWA's Legislative Update contains issue specific briefs on a wide range of workforce system issues, such as a...

DEED Awards 16 Grants to Train Lower-Income and Current Minnesota WorkersOver 1,700 workers will receive training to become self-sufficient and enhance career optionsST. PAUL -- The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) has awarded grants totaling $1,904,435 un...