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. 8. Describe the State’s process for familiarizing one-stop staff with the TAA program. 20 CFR 618.804(j), 20 CFR 618.305
Current Narrative:
(8) Information about the TAA program is available to the Missouri Job Centers staff through the TAA webpage and TAA manual posted on OWD Main and in the case management system. As new information becomes available about the TAA program, it is electronically distributed to all Missouri Job Center Supervisors and WIOA Directors. Additionally, presentations are made to all OWD staff and partners through a learning opportunity called Wise Up Wednesday. This is a platform that allows a variety of topics to be shared with staff and allows the opportunity for clarifications and questions. Presentations are also made to staff and partners as requested. In addition, the OWD TAA staff report to a Regional Manager who shares new TAA program information with the other Regional Managers. The Regional Managers cover three zones of the state. They are responsible for overseeing the Missouri Job Centers and the associated Supervisors, as well as sharing and disseminating any information or resources about TAA.