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What is the Wisconsin Workforce Development Association?

The Wisconsin Workforce Development Association (WWDA) is the organization that promotes, enhances, and serves the interests of local workforce investment agencies and system partners in Wisconsin. WWDA represents the eleven Workforce Development Areas who administer the federal Workforce Investment Act (WIA) programs, as well as other federal, State and local workforce development initiatives across Wisconsin.

2009

June 3- WAJTE Meeting

July 1- WAJTE Meeting

August 5- WAJTE / WWDA Meeting

September 2- WAJTE Meeting

October 7- WAJTE Meeting

November 4- WAJTE/ WWDA Meeting

December 2- WAJTE Meeting

2010

January 6- WAJTE Meeting

February 3- WAJTE Meeting

March 3- WAJTE Meeting

April 5- WAJTE Meeting

June 2- WAJTE Meeting

 

 

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June 8, 2009
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Dollars at Work in Wisconsin

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act provided approximately 25.7 million dollars
in Workforce Investment funds to the eleven Workforce Development Boards of Wisconsin. These funds will be utilized to provide employment and training services to youth, adult, and dislocated workers. The Workforce Development Boards in Wisconsin are working very hard to ensure that all ARRA funds are spent in a transparent, efficient, and effective manner.


Each month the Workforce Times newsletter
will provide you with an update of the statewide ARRA Workforce Investment Act data and stories. This first issue reflects the massive amount of work that has been done in getting the Summer Youth program up and running as well as getting services to those who need it most.

Workforce Times: May 31, 2009

 

 
 
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