Located in:
- Program-specific Requirements for Adult, Dislocated Worker, and Youth Activities under Title I-B
The Unified or Combined State Plan must include the following with respect to activities carried out under subtitle B—
b. 6. Describe the State’s policy on WIOA and TAA co-enrollment and whether and how often this policy is disseminated to the local workforce development boards and required one-stop partners. Trade Act Sec. 239(f), Sec. 235, 20 CFR 618.325, 20 CFR 618.824(a)(3)(i).
Current Narrative:
The TAA and WIOA Dislocated Worker Program Co-Enrollment Policy (State Instruction 21-03), provides guidance on co-enrolling participants in the TAA and WIOA programs. The policy promotes integrated service delivery. TAA program participants who are eligible must be co-enrolled in the WIOA Title I DW program. Eligible workers of TAA are referred to the WIOA program in their local areas through a formal referral process for assessment of eligibility for supportive services. The policy is kept updated within the policy section of our state website and the Adult and Dislocated Worker programs are monitored against said policy.