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Wisconsin's WIA Waiver Plan Submittal to the Department of Labor
Draft State Workforce Investment Act Title I Waiver Plan - a 30-day review and comment issuance prior to submittal to the U.S. Department of Labor.
Final local plans are now available here for the following WDAs (all PDF files):
The final, DOL approved WIA State Plan Modification and additional supporting documents are now published on this site. The newly published material is:
Materials and Highlights from the WIA Youth Performance Workshop: Everything You Want to Know About WIA Title I Youth Performance, But Have Been Afraid to Ask, from July 31 are now available.
A new version of the WIA Title 1 Performance Measure Map, updated July of 2007, is now available. (PDF file, 33 pages.)
Technical Assistance for project applicants regarding the Manufacturing Skills Certification project. (PDF file, seven pages)
Materials from the May 30th Workforce Programs Roundtable are now available.
The WIA State Plan Modification (PDF file, 196 pages.) was submitted to the Department of Labor April 30th. The plan has been modified in response to the federal Department of Labor's directive to update the State Plan to reflect years three and four of the current five-year planning cycle.
Department of Workforce Development Secretary Roberta Gassman has announced the availability of $850,000 in grants to fund the Emerging Industries Skills Partnership Project – a key component of Governor Jim Doyle’s Jobs for the Future Initiative. Jobs for the Future builds partnerships between business and schools to train current and future workers for the high-tech job market.
The project will offer grants to businesses, industry associations and technical colleges to train thousands of workers in emerging fields such as biotechnology, advanced manufacturing, stem cell research, and renewable energy.