TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION NOTICE No. 18-97

1997
1998
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One-Stop Career Center System Video

Purpose

To announce the completion and distribution of the National One-Stop Career system video.

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Questions should be directed to your ETA Regional Office or to Elaine Kolodny of the National Office One-Stop Team by phone at 202-219-8395, extension 173, or by email at kolodny@doleta.gov.

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ALL STATE WAGNER-PEYSER ADMINISTERING AGENCIES

ALL ONE-STOP CAREER CENTER SYSTEM LEADS

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WENDY L. McCONNELL

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for Regional Management

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TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT NOTICE No. 11-07

2007
2007
Subject

Release and Availability of ETA Occasional Paper 2007-14: The Employer as the Client: State-Financed Customized Training

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To announce the release and availability of the ETA Occasional Paper 2007-14: The Employer as the Client: State-Financed Customized Training.

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MARIA K. FLYNN
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TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT GUIDANCE LETTER No. 06-02

2002
2002
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Guidance on the Recovery of Indirect Costs

Purpose

To establish uniform procedures for state workforce agencies (SWAs) on the preparation, submission, and approval of indirect cost rate proposals and/or cost allocation plans.

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Questions and requests for technical assistance concerning the development of cost allocation plans and/or indirect cost rate proposals should be directed to your Regional Cost Negotiator. The Office of Cost Determination¡¦s negotiators¡¦ addresses and telephone numbers are available on the Internet in Appendix V of the Indirect Cost Rate Determination Guide for Non-profit Organizations at http://www.dol.gov/oasam/programs/guide.htm.

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EMILY STOVER DeROCCO Assistant Secretary

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UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE PROGRAM LETTER No. 22-02, Change 1

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2007
2007
Subject

Optional Electronic Procedures for Requesting and Repaying Title XII Advances from the Federal Unemployment Account (FUA)

Purpose

To provide requirements for requesting advances (loans) from and making voluntary repayments to the FUA in the Unemployment Trust Fund (UTF) through a new optional electronic system designated the Loan and Repayment Application System (LARAS). Requests initiated in the Title XII LARAS will now be accepted in place of letters.

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EMILY STOVER DeROCCO
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TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT NOTICE No. 02-02

2002
2002
Subject

New Approaches For the Wage Record Interchange System (WRIS)

Purpose

To announce a new approach for funding and expanding WRIS.

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GRACE A. KILBANE Administrator Office of Workforce Security

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DINAP BULLETIN 97-08

1997
1998
Subject

Rescind DINAP Bulletin 97-01

Purpose

To rescind DINAP Bulletin 97-01 and provide further guidance on the use of JTPA funds for tuition and fees in conjunction with Pell Grants.

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References. DINAP Bulletin 97-01 Background. DINAP Bulletin 97-01 was issued to all JTPA, Section 401 Indian and Native American Grantees with the intent of providing guidance on the use of JTPA funds for tuition and fees in conjunction with U. S. Department of Education Pell Grants. Due to some confusion created by varying interpretations of DINAP Bulletin 97-01, this bulletin rescinds 97-01. Bulletin 97-08 is intended to clarify any misunderstandings related to the use of JTPA funds in conjunction with Pell Grant awards. Some grantees use JTPA funds to pay for tuition and fees for JTPA, Section 401 program participants to attend vocational/technical schools, community colleges and other higher education institutions. In some cases, the program participant (student) is also awarded a needs-based Pell Grant. Also, in order to secure a participant's enrollment, tuition payments have been paid from JTPA program funds when other types of financial aid applied for, such as Pell Grant funds, have not been received prior to established tuition payment deadlines. Action. Grantees are encouraged to assist participants in applying for all available education financial aid resources, including Pell Grants. In addition, to maximize the use of all resources potentially available to participants, grantees should make every effort to ensure participants have applied for Pell Grants far enough in advance of the beginning of classes. This should hopefully result in assisting JTPA program managers with assessing a participant's unmet needs that can be further supported by the JTPA program beyond those paid for by Pell Grant funds. Effective date. Date of this bulletin. Inquiries. Questions should be addressed to your Federal Representative

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All Indian and Native American Grantees

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Thomas M. Dowd Chief Division of Indian and Native American Programs Anna W. Goddard Director Office of Special Targeted Programs

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TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT GUIDANCE LETTER No. 06-07

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2007
2007
Subject

Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) Unemployment Insurance (UI) Program Goals: Fiscal Year (FY) 2006 Performance, FY 2007 Performance Targets, and FY 2008 Performance Targets

Purpose

To summarize the UI program’s GPRA performance for FY 2006 and announce the FY 2007 and FY 2008 GPRA goals and targets.

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STATE WORKFORCE AGENCIES
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EMILY STOVER DeROCCO
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TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT NOTICE No. 03-02

2002
2002
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Training and Employment Information Notice (TEIN) Checklist

Purpose

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Deloris Norris

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GERARD F. FIALA Administrator Office of Policy and Research

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UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE PROGRAM LETTER No. 04-98

1997
1998
Subject

The 1997 Joint Employment and Training Technology Conference (JETTCON '97).

Purpose

To announce the JETTCON scheduled for December 16-18, 1997, at the Sheraton Chicago in Chicago, Illinois.

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Reference: Training and Employment Information Notice (TEIN) No. 10-97 dated August 25, 1997. Background: The publicly-funded workforce development system faces dramatic changes, challenges, and opportunities as it incorporates the power of the information age into delivery of its services. The introduction of new technology is forcing organizations to create new business models and to change organizational forms, processes and roles. New competencies are now required by administrators, managers and front-line staff. New and powerful electronic tools such as America's Job Bank (AJB), America's Talent Bank (ATB), America's Training Network (ATN), and O*NET; the integration of UI into the Workforce Development System; Worker Profiling and Re-employment Services opportunities; telephone and remote UI claims filing; Year 2000 solutions; the internet/intranet; learning technologies; and assistive technologies are profoundly changing how workforce development services are delivered. ETA is committed to working with States, localities, business, labor, and community organizations to reshape the public workforce development system into a world-class service delivery system. ETA views technology as an indispensable component of this system. JETTCON '97, sponsored by ETA and the Council on Excellence in Government in partnership with a number of national organizations, provides the opportunity for the workforce development community to learn how to harness the power of the information age to build a new and better workforce for America. Conference Objectives: JETTCON '97 provides an excellent learning opportunity for those engaged in workforce development activities. Specifically, JETTCON '97 provides ETA's State and local partners the opportunity to: Structure a workforce development system to take advantage of new and powerful tools such as AJB, ATB, America's Career Infonet, O*NET, Telephone and Remote Claims Filing, and ATN; Use internet/intranet technology to transform information delivery for customers and staff; Manage the people and organizational challenges created when introducing new technology; Apply new learning technologies in the delivery of a wide range of workforce development services; Provide universal access to education, training, and employment services through the use of assistive technologies; Build alliances and leverage technology and other resources to enable your organization to better deliver critical services; See, touch, and experience technologies first-hand; and Become more knowledgeable consumers of technology. In addition, the commercial marketplace, and technology vendors in particular, will have the chance to gain a better understanding of and access to the emerging public workforce development marketplace. Conference Overview: JETTCON '97 is organized around six thematic and integrated tracks. To obtain more information about each track access the JETTCON '97 home page at http://www.jettcon.org. Exhibits -- an exciting opportunity to see, and experience the latest technology available from over 100 vendors. Educational Workshops -- an interactive, hands-on learning experience led by experts and leaders that will provide information and tools to make technology work for you. These workshops will include, but are no way limited to, information on UI activities such as the prototype for taking UI claims using the Internet, worker profiling and re-employment efforts provided by the UIS, telephone and remote claims taking, and year 2000 solutions. Award Winning Showcases -- State and local examples of exemplary uses of technology to deliver workforce development services selected by a panel of experts. To obtain more information about Showcase Awards, access the JETTCON '97 home page at http://www.jettcon.org. Plenary Sessions -- featuring the Secretary of Labor, Jerry Mechling from Harvard's Kennedy School, and other top level government, business and labor leaders. One-Stop Office of the Future -- JETTCON '97 and The Information Technology Support Center (ITSC) will offer a model One-Stop Office of the Future where you can experience the technology and services that are and will be available to workforce development customers. See how mediated and non-mediated services can support and add value to each other. The Test Pilot Room -- a special area that provides direct access to the internet, and the latest workforce development software. Free Internet Training -- sponsored by the ETA Technology Council. Learn how to use the Net to get the information you want and need. This hands-on, in-depth training will be delivered using 40 computers with direct access to the Internet, and will cover a wide range of topics. Common Interest Forums and Informal Discussions -- an opportunity to meet and talk to the country's top technology and workforce development leaders about your issues and concerns. Attendance: This conference is designed for leaders, policy makers, and practitioners involved in workforce development who are engaged in: planning for or implementing One-Stop Career Centers and local learning laboratories; developing labor market information delivery systems; and conducting system-building activities, welfare-to-work activities, Job Corps, JTPA, SESA, and other activities designed to enable universal access to workforce development services through the use of assistive technologies. SESA Administrators, as are other members of the SESA staff that could benefit from these workshops, are encouraged to attend this important conference . JETTCON '97 is planning to accommodate about 2500 participants. To obtain conference brochures please send the request to JETTCON '97 Registration, 2751 Prosperity Ave, Suite 100, Fairfax, Virginia, 22031 or contact Beth Lacquement on 703-645-9302 or FAX 703-876-2637. Housing Information: Hotel space is being held until November 24, 1997. A limited number of hotel rooms are available at the government rate. Please contact the hotel directly for reservations. Be sure to mention JETTCON '97 to secure the government rate. The host hotel is: Sheraton Chicago Hotel and Towers Cityfront Center 301 East North Water Street Chicago, Illinois 60611 Phone: (800) 233-4100 or (312) 329-7000 FAX: (312) 329-6929 Action Required: SESA Administrators are requested to provide the above information to appropriate staff.

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All State Employment Security Agencies

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Grace A. Kilbane Director Unemployment Insurance Service

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TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT GUIDANCE LETTER No. 07-07

2007
2007
Subject

Designation of Areas of Substantial Unemployment under the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) for Program Year (PY) 2008

Purpose

To request Area of Substantial Unemployment (ASU) designations in each state as defined in the WIA in order to allot funds under the Act for the period beginning July 1, 2008.

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ONE-STOP CAREER CENTER SYSTEM LEADS

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EMILY STOVER DeROCCO
Assistant Secretary
Employment and Training Administration

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