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Adult and Dislocated Worker - Webinars and Webcasts
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TEGL-21-22-Yes-WIOA-Can-Improve-Training-Outcomes-and-Increase-Equitable-Service-AccessThe Adult and Dislocated Worker Programs - Webinars and Webcast page provides a collection of key webinars discussing serving Adult and Dislocated Worker populations. This page includes webinars related to Service Delivery, Special Populations, and Work-Based Learning, as well as other topics important to effectively serving adults and dislocated workers under WIOA.
Key Resources:
- Understanding Reportable Individuals and Participants for Performance: The guide and accompanying video are tools to understanding reportable individuals and participants provided in Attachment 7A of TEGL 10-16 and the DOL-only PIRL.
- WIOA Wednesday: Programmatic Changes due to WIOA: This session, aimed at for front-line staff, managers, and other intermediary workforce staff and partnering agencies is intended to provide a broad offers understanding of many of the changes in the WIOA provisions that impact: Adult, Dislocated Worker, and Wagner Peyser Act Employment Service programs.
- WIOA Partner Briefing - Adult and Dislocated Worker Programs: This webinar is part of one in a series of informal briefings describing individual WIOA partner programs that make up the workforce system. The briefings are primarily targeted towards for all WIOA partners, including Federal staff and the National Association of Workforce Boards (NAWB) members.
- Reducing Barriers to Employment - Building Partnerships with Civil Legal Aid: This webinar explores how civil legal interventions can reduce the number of obstacles to employment facing jobseekers who have criminal records by helping them expunge or seal old records, reinstate driver’s licenses, modify child support orders, and secure certificates of rehabilitation. Participants also learn about the 2016 Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act rule language describing legal aid as a necessary supportive service, as well as tips for incorporating legal services into the comprehensive services already offered through American Job Centers.
- Strategies for Implementing OJT Simply and Effectively: This interactive webinar draws on key components of a new ETA resource guide on On-the-Job Training (OJT) that showcases strategies for Implementing OJT simply and effectively. The webinar also offers an overview of common misconceptions of OJT, and provides a summary of key elements and major changes to OJT under WIOA.
- National Dislocated Worker Grants - Disaster Relief COVID 19 - Grantee Training: The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) declared COVID-19 a nationwide public health emergency on January 27, 2020, enabling eligible applicants to request funding for Disaster Recovery Dislocated Worker Grants (DWGs).
- National Health Emergency (NHE) Grants: Case Studies: This series of interviews with US Department of Labor grantees illustrates the role of the public workforce system in serving individuals with substance use disorders and opioid use disorder.
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Topics:
Registered Apprenticeship - General
Work-Based Learning - General
Career Pathways - General
Education - General
Basic Skills - General
Business Services - General
Career Information - General
Job Readiness Services - General
Entrepreneurship - General
Job Placement - General
Program/Operations - General
Target Populations:
Adults - All
All Individuals
Disabilities, Persons With
Entrepreneurs/Self-employed
Homeless
Incumbent Workers
Reentry Individuals
Limited English Proficiency
Limited Skills/Education
Low-Income/Poverty
Low-Wage Worker
Military/Spouses
Multi-Barrier Populations
Public Assistance Recipients
Underemployed
Unemployed/UI claimants
Veterans/Spouses
Programs:
WIA Adult Program/Wagner-Peyser
WIA Dislocated Worker Programs
Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA)
Reemployment & Eligibility Assessments
National Emergency Grants
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- Resource Publication Date: 2017
- Posted by: Samantha Doak
- Posted in: ION - Innovation and Opportunity Network