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Project Background

  • Advisory Board to the Reality Check Initiative
  • Workforce Investment Boards

Workforce Investment Boards

 

Workforce Investment Board

Promising Practices

Boston Private Industry Council

Employing Sector Strategies (#3)

Capital Workforce Partners Connecticut

Responding to the Demographics of the Community (#7)

Chicago Workforce Board

Counseling Customers about Income Goals, Career Paths and Work Supports (#2)

Fresno County Workforce Investment Board

Negotiating On-the-Job-Training Contracts and Customized Training Services (#4)

Illinois Department of Employment Security

Counseling Customers about Income Goals, Career Paths and Work Supports (#2)—and

Assessing Outcomes through Data Collection and Benchmarking Goals (#6)

Illinois Workforce Investment Board

Assessing Outcomes through Data Collection and Benchmarking Goals (#6)

Lancaster County Workforce Investment Board

Employing Sector Strategies (#3)

Maine Jobs Council

Counseling Customers about Income Goals, Career Paths and Work Supports (#2)

Maryland State Workforce Investment Board

Assessing Outcomes through Data Collection and Benchmarking Goals (#6)

Metro South West Regional Workforce Investment Board

Choosing a High Definition of Self-Sufficiency (#1)— and

Assessing Outcomes through Data Collection and Benchmarking Goals (#6)

Montana Workforce Investment Board

Negotiating On-the-Job-Training Contracts and Customized Training Services (#4)

Navajo and Apache County Workforce Investment Board

Responding to the Demographics of the Community (#7)

Philadelphia Workforce Investment board

Counseling Customers about Income Goals, Career Paths and Work Supports (#2)

Racine Workforce Development Center

Increasing Access to Work Supports (#5)

Sacramento Employment and Training Agency

Choosing a High Definition of Self-Sufficiency (#1)

San Francisco Private Industry Council

Choosing a High Definition of Self-Sufficiency (#1)

Seattle King County Workforce Development Council

Counseling Customers about Income Goals, Career Paths and Work Supports (#2)—and

Assessing Outcomes through Data Collection and Benchmarking Goals (#6)

Utah State Workforce Investment Board

Increasing Access to Work Supports (# 5)

Workforce Boards of Metropolitan Chicago

Employing Sector Strategies (#3)—and

Responding to the Demographics of the Community (#7)

Workforce Development Inc. Minnesota

Responding to the Demographics of the Community (#7)

Worksystems Inc. Portland Oregon

Employing Sector Strategies (#3)

 



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