2 Year Modification

Colorado PYs 2018-2019 Published

Wagner-Peyser Act

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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

Describe the State agency's proposed strategies for:
  • 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:

i. How career and training services required under WIOA Title I will be provided to MSFWs through the one–stop centers;

Information on career training and services will be provided to MSFWs at the time of intake or during outreach activities. All MSFWs will be apprised of all services available at the workforce centers, when appropriate, MSFWs will be referred to the WIOA representative or the 167 NFJP representative.

ii. How the State serves agricultural employers and how it intends to improve such services.

The Migrant and Seasonal Farm Worker Program is designed to enhance and expand services to meet the needs of the agricultural industry. Colorado will provide services to agricultural employers by effectively providing information about services available through the workforce development system and, at the same time, obtaining sufficient information about the employer’s needs to provide appropriate services. Outreach workers will continue to conduct meetings with large growers and farm labor contractors to facilitate the exchange of information and maximize the effectiveness of the program. Staff will promote the use of the workforce centers to recruit workers by helping employers assess their labor needs and making appropriate referrals to their job openings.