30-day Comment Open for Updates to Policy A09 Incident Reporting
Willamette Workforce Partnership (WWP) has modified policy language to reflect recent clarification on procedures for incident reporting from the Federal government. You may find WWP’s revised Incident Reporting policy here. Information on the appropriate Training and Employment Guidance Letter (TEGL) guidance statements can be found here.
If you would like to submit public comment for this policy, you may do so by sending your comment to [email protected] by 5 pm on August 10, 2024.
Key Strategies
Invest in programs and partnerships that lead to a skilled workforce.
Invest in workforce service delivery that maintains and enhances access to services for those in need in the Mid-Valley
Enhance the workforce system’s provision of skills training by connection to educational and training opportunities
Expand the impact of training dollars through innovative partnerships
Offer workforce services that lead to a successful employer community.
Engage with employers to identify needed skills
Help employers develop strategies to recruit and retain a diverse workforce
Develop solutions to employers’ current workforce challenges including essential skills deficiencies, certification and training, advancement and retention
Provide opportunities for employer-to-employer problem-solving discussions
Serve workforce needs that go beyond employment and training services and lead to thriving communities.
Participate as a workforce advocate in community discussions that address housing, child care, transportation and internet access
Promote opportunities for individuals to remove barriers in preparation for training and employment
Provide workforce solutions for underserved, historically marginalized adult and youth populations