To transmit a revised Welfare-to-Work (WtW) financial and participant reporting format and corresponding revised instructions for WtW formula grantees.

To advise State Employment Security Agencies (SESAs) that web-based reporting of Standard Form (SF) 269 financial data into the Enterprise Information Management System (EIMS) will be accessible beginning with the quarter ending March 31, 2001. This applies to SESA administered Employment and Training Administration (ETA) programs for which SF 269 reporting is currently required. The automation implementation process is set forth in this directive.

To provide information on the plans for a national training effort on America's Career Kit (ACK) to be conducted on a State-by-State basis for One-Stop center staff beginning in April 2001.

To provide policy clarification and procedural guidance for the processing of nonagricultural sheep and goat herder applications as H-2A .

To transmit to State employment security agencies (SESAs) a revised directory of State individuals to contact for information on UC tax matters. TPS reviewers are also listed.

To provide guidance to local areas on how to apply for funds to support planning projects for Local Workforce Investment Boards and Youth Councils to enhance youth connections and access to the One-Stop delivery system.

To distribute a list of the centralized H-2A processing locations in each State.

To disseminate modifications to the subject procedures.

To clarify instructions contained in ETA Handbook No. 401 for completing the ETA 2112.

To notify all appropriate workforce development system agencies of the labor exchange performance measurement system that the Employment and Training Administration (ETA), U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) proposes to implement for the public labor exchange during program year (PY) 2001. This system will consist of three components: (1) a set of labor exchange performance measures, (2) reporting requirements for labor exchange services and performance outcomes, and (3) procedures for establishing performance goals that State agencies and ETA can use in assuring the delivery of high quality labor exchange services. This notice conveys ETA's current position on the framework for the labor exchange performance measurement system in order to facilitate planning for implementation beginning July 1, 2001.