1	One Stops are about COLLABORATION… …to develop policies and partnerships necessary for a comprehensive workforce system: Partners Identifying service providers and vendors Resource sharing Reducing duplication
2	The One Stop Service Philosophy Universal services Emphasis on job placement Customer choice Prioritize costs
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4	"WIA Title I" WIA Title I: Adult, Dislocated Worker, Youth WIA § 166: Native American Program Migrant & Seasonal Farm Worker Program Veterans’ Employment Programs Job Corps Wagner-Peyser Act: Job Service Title V: Older Americans Trade Adjustment Asst. Unemployment Insurance Vocational Rehabilitation HUD Employment and Training Community Services Block Grant Adult Ed. and Literacy Carl Perkins Post- Secondary Voc. Ed.
5	The One Stop Customer JOB SEEKER Unemployed Underemployed Incumbent workers Laid-off workers Persons entering the workforce EMPLOYER Bringing/creating jobs Changing jobs Retaining jobs Reductions in force
6	PRIORITY POPULATIONS Employers of demand occupations Dislocated workers Low-income unemployed Low-income youth with barriers to employment Low-wage workers Welfare recipients, veterans and other target groups (Not in order of priority)
7	The One Stop Model
8	Three Service Levels Core Services Available to anyone Walk-in Short-term Self-service or Non-staff-intensive Intensive Services Specialized Staff-intensive Long-term Eligibility criteria apply when funds are limited
9	Types of Training On-the Job Training (OJT)—WIA pays half of wage during training period Customized Training—employer and WIA split cost of specialized classroom training Classroom Training Eligible Training Provider List (ETPL) Other vendors (for youth only) obtained through local RFP process to expand options for youth
10	Flow of Services - Employers ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
11	The Flow of Services - Adults
12	The Flow of Services - Youth
13	WIA YOUTH ELIGIBILITY Functions below the 9^th-grade level or High-school dropout (and not enrolled in an alternative program) at time of eligibility determination or Homeless, foster child or runaway or Pregnant or parenting or Offender or Requires additional assistance to complete an education program or to secure or hold a job
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