Located in:
- Program-Specific Requirements for Wagner-Peyser Program (Employment Services)
All Program-Specific Requirements provided for the WIOA core programs in this section must be addressed for either a Unified or Combined State Plan.
e. 3. Providing the Full Range of Employment and Training Services to the Agricultural Community, Both Farmworkers and Agricultural Employers, Through the One-stop Delivery System. This Includes: Answer
A. Providing the Full Range of Employment and Training Services to the Agricultural Community, Both Farmworkers and Agricultural Employers, Through the One-stop Delivery System. This Includes:
i. How Career and Training Services Required Under WIOA Title I Will Be Provided to Msfws Through the One-stop Centers;
ii. How the State Serves Agricultural Employers and How it Intends to Improve Such Services.
Current Narrative:
Agricultural employers are given written information about the full array of services available to them through the local One–Stop and they are encouraged to visit the facility. Each year local One– Stop staff and Outreach workers are encouraged to add new agricultural employers to their visitation list. The SMA attends annual conferences sponsored by the college and universities agricultural departments, and agricultural associations to promote SWA services. The SMA, MSFW Outreach staff and local office staff attend local state fairs and special community events such as the Apple Harvest, Peach, Blackberry and Strawberry Festivals, etc.to inform the agricultural employers about the full range of employment and training services offered at the local One–Stop. Each year the agricultural associations, employers and public/private agencies involved with agriculture are invited to provide information for inclusion in the state Agricultural Outreach Plan. And if they submit comments the information is shared with Department of Labor.