National TAA Outreach Workgroup
About
The National TAA Outreach Workgroup is a state-led, peer-to-peer group with a focus on discussing petition filing and outreach best practices and innovations.
To learn more about the formation of this group, review this blog.
Select resources submitted by this group are in the “Related Content” section along the left-side of this page. Keep checking back, as additional resources will be added.
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Think Differently Form |
A dialogue approach designed to engage employers and expand understanding in the ways in which Trade may be a contributing factor to layoffs. |
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US International Trade Commission (USITC) |
The DataWeb Tip Sheet and US Import Monitoring Tool can be helpful in petition research. See also the ITC FAQ. |
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Trade Act Navigator Job Descriptions |
The Trade Act Navigator Job Descriptions and Florida Navigation Program Lead Site provide additional details on the roles of the Navigators, including the role of petition filing. |
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Petition Filing Resources |
View both the Navigator Checklist and Manual to aid you in filing a complete petition form. |
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Research Tools |
These tools can assist you in conducting research for petition filing. See the blog from Vermont about their experience learning more about petition filing during the petition pilot. |
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Outreach Strategies |
See the following resources:
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Company Communication |
See the 30-day notice form for when a company is not responsive to the request for a worker list. There is also a presentation, resource, and examples of USDOL communications with companies. |
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Working with Partners |
See the RESEA handout from Missouri. |
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USDOL Decision Documents |
View the Determination Documents: Shift in Production video to learn how the petition information translates to the determination document. |
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- Resource Publication Date: 2021
- Posted by: Susan Manikowski
- Posted in: Trade Adjustment Assistance for Workers