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Click the PDF above to download the Agenda for the NASWA Administration and Finance Committee Meeting held on November 5-6, 2015 in Washington, DC.

Executive Director Scott B. Sanders testified before the US House of Representatives Ways and Means Subcommittee on Human Resources on Tuesday, November 3, 2015. The hearing was titled, "Better Coordinating Welfare Programs to Serve Families in Need." This document is the complete testimon...

The Report on the 2015 Unemployment Insurance Integrity Technology Symposium provides details and information on the Symposium, as well as recommendations for future events.

NSC released a toolkit to help states develop or expand policies that support local sector partnerships. The toolkit is a companion piece to NSC's recent 50-state scan, which identifies 21 states with sector partnership policies in place.

This letter from Assistant ED Secretary Uvin discusses the specific steps state education agencies can take now while the final WIOA regulations and ICRs are pending. The letter recaps remarks he gave at the Title II annual state directors meeting in Washington, DC.

NSC released a toolkit to help states develop or expand policies that support local sector partnerships. The toolkit is a companion piece to NSC's recent 50-state scan, which identifies 21 states with sector partnership policies in place.

The Workforce Information Council (WIC) Skills Initiative is a study group created to engage federal representatives, state labor market information (LMI) Directors, and other stakeholders from public policy and higher education in a dialogue around skills concepts and data. The WIC adopte...

The Board of Directors met at the Intercontinental Chicago Magnificent Mile Hotel, 505 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, on Thursday, June 4 and Friday morning June 5, 2015. Click the PDF document to view the meeting minutes.

This issue brief by Mathematica Policy Research provides guidance on what it will take to develop a first-class performance management system that allows states to collect and report accurate data. It provides recommendations to help federal, state, and local agencies ensure that their per...

Under WIOA, states are responsible for ensuring the quality and value of eligible training programs on the ETPL, as well as measuring performance information about each program. This CLASP memo makes the case that State plans should include robust quality standards for the range of program...