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What is a local workforce system?
The Public Workforce System
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act
Local Workforce System Blueprints
What are the functions of a local workforce system?
Providing Employment Services
Career Readiness Training
College and Career Navigation
Job Clubs
Job Development and Placement
Job Retention
Reemployment Services
Providing Education and Training
Accelerated Learning
Adult Education
Apprenticeship
Career Academies
Industry-Recognized Training and Credentials
Online Learning
Work-Based Learning
Career Pathways
Providing Supportive Services
Supporting Employers' Human Resources Needs
Alternative Staffing
Customized Training
Sector Strategies
Employee Assistance/Support Programs
Improving Job Quality and Access
Who uses local workforce system programs and services?
Unemployed or Underemployed Workers
Youth
Adults with Low Basic Skills
People with Personal Challenges to Work
Workers Seeking Career Change or Advancement
What organizations are part of local workforce systems?
Service Providers
Government Agencies
Employers and Industry and Business Groups
Foundations and Philanthropic Organizations
Unions and Worker-Focused Advocacy Organizations
Workforce Intermediaries and Collaboratives
What are key activities that help workforce systems run?
Identifying and Leveraging Multiple Sources of Funding
Blended and Braided Funding
Collaborative Funding Models
Social Impact Bonds
Performance-Based Funding
Federal Sources of Workforce Funding
Coordination and Systems Change
Using Data in Decision Making
Labor Market Information Analysis
Performance Measurement
Data Sharing
Program Evaluation
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