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U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration

U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration. Assuring Equity of Service to Farmworkers: Measuring and Improving Performance Diane Walton acting Region 6 Monitor Advocate. States are required….

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U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration

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  1. U.S. Department of LaborEmployment and Training Administration Assuring Equity of Service to Farmworkers: Measuring and Improving Performance Diane Walton acting Region 6 Monitor Advocate

  2. States are required… to ensure that the services provided to Farmworkers – whether seasonal or migrant -- are“qualitatively equivalent and quantitatively proportionate”to the services provided to other jobseekers… …that all workforce development services, benefits and protections are received on an equitable and non- discriminatory basis

  3. What do we count?

  4. TEGL 15:-02: Clarification and Guidance on PY 2002 Labor Exchange Transition Issues for the ETA 9002 and VETS 200 Reports TEGL 7-05 Common Measures

  5. Equity Indicators • Total applications • Referred to Jobs • Received staff assisted services • Career Guidance, and • Job development

  6. Minimum Service Levels: Placement • Placed in Jobs • Placed at or above the Adverse Effect Wage Rate • Placed in long term jobs • Reviews of significant offices • Field checks conducted • Outreach contacts per staff day worked, and • Timely process of Job Service-related complaints

  7. Where do we put what we count?

  8. LEARS

  9. 9002A Quarterly Reports • 1 Total Participants • 3 MSFW • 12 Received Workforce Info Services • 13 Received Staff Assisted Services • 14 Career Guidance • 15 Job Search Activities • 16 Referred to Employment • 17 Referred to WIA Services

  10. 5148, 9002

  11. What does it all mean?

  12. Discussion: in States and Offices What else do we need to know and do to assure the provision of …qualitatively equivalent and quantitatively proportionate services to farmworkers?

  13. What can YOU do differently?

  14. Options as we move forward • States continue to report “as is” • Follow TEGL 15-02 and report the equity Indicators from the 9002 and on the Minimum Service Level Indicators • Drop 5148 Parts 3 and 4 and only use data from 9002, 4 rolling quarters • OTHER?

  15. Contact information Region 6: Diane Waltonwalton.diane@dol.gov415-625-7924 National Monitor Advocate: Juan Regalado Regalado.juan@dol.gov

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