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STAND AND BE HEARD
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT MATTERS!
The National Association of Workforce Development Professionals is committed to representing the interests of all workforce development professionals at the state, local and national levels.
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Click HERE for Key Guidance on The Recovery Act
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8/3/2010: Senate Committee recommends increased for workforce development programs. Click HERE
7/19/10: House Subcommittee recommends increases in Workforce Funding for 2011. Click HERE
06/17/10: Senate Takes Up Funding for Summer Youth/TANF/Unemployment Insurance. Click HERE
06/01/10: House Moves Again to Provide Funding for Summer Youth Programs. Click HERE for more.
03/24/10: House set to vote on funding for summer youth programs. Click HERE for more information
03/09/10: Senate votes down efforts to fund summer youth programs and TANF Emergency Fund. Click HERE for more information
9/9/09: Senator Harkin Assumes Chair of HELP Committee. Click HERE for more information
7/21/09: Funding Update. click HERE for more information
PAST ISSUES
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5/8/09: 2010 Budget Implications. Click
HERE for more information
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2/13/09: Funding for Workforce Development Retained in Economic Stimulus! Click
HERE for more information.
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1/27/09: Stimulus Bill on the Move: Opportunities for Workforce Development in House and Senate. Click
HERE for more information.
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1/15/09: House Bill Recommends Over $4 Billion to Support Employment Job Training Efforts. Click
HERE for more information.
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11/21/08: NAWDP urges the Senate to increase spending for workforce development. Click
HERE for a copy of the letter.
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10/31/08: NAWDP joins other leading workforce development organizations in urging the House to pass a economic stimulus package that includes $1.5 billion for workforce development programs. Click
HERE to view the letter.
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9/26/08: Chairmen Harkin and Obey send letter to the Department of Labor's Inspector General asking for a review of recent Department of Labor actions regarding the
Senior Community Service Employment Program. See the letter
here.
Check back often for the latest Legislative Updates, Issue Briefs, and Advocacy materials. Here is just a sample of what you can expect:
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Discussion Paper outlining the important contributions made by Workforce Development Professionals. It provides useful information which can be used to promote the profession, especially at this time when the future of the Workforce Development system is under discussion.
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