Co-enrollment: Beyond Promising Practices to Strategic Results
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Please join us for Tennessee’s focused discussion on the state’s progressive measures that resulted in the attainment of co-enrollment compliance and success.
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Rachel Floyd-Nelson, Lead Program Analyst, Office of Trade Adjustment Assistance
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Mayra Marquez, Trade Coordinator, Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Division
Benjamin Passino, Grants Program Manager, Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Division
Will Livingston, Data Analyst, Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Division
Rebekah Brummett, Program Director, Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Division
Seven of Tennessee’s nine Local Workforce Development Areas (LWDA) meet or exceed the required federal co-enrollment goal for Title I Dislocated Worker and Trade Adjustment Assistance. Peer states will learn about Tennessee’s mix of different strategies that have become best practices that allow the state to celebrate its co-enrollment outcomes. Grab your workforce system partners from Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), Wagner-Peyser, Unemployment Insurance (UI), and from the local area American Job Centers (AJC).
This is a can’t-miss webinar full of helpful hints. Register early!
The event will cover:
- Mandate performance targets for local area contracts
- Address co-enrollment noncompliance as a finding
- Take proactive steps to minimize risks associated with reporting lags
- Establish additional performance indicators for Trade and WIOA
- Drive accuracy by soliciting local areas’ input and feedback
- And More
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