Swis has been developed to facilitate the interstate exchange of wage data between participating states for the purpose of assessing and reporting on state and local performance for programs…

The Department of Labor's Employment and Training Administration awarded a $9 million cooperative agreement to the Center For Employment Security Education & Research Inc. to support the State Wage Interchange System (SWIS) from January 2022 through December 2024. SWIS facilitates the interstate exchange of wage data between participating states to assess performance for programs authorized under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act. Key deliverables include supporting connections to the interstate system for exchanging wage record data to help states assess all individual training providers and employment and training programs, prepare required reports to the Departments of Labor and Education, and conduct research and evaluation activities authorized under the data sharing agreement. As the subrecipient, Naswa Services will assist state agencies in utilizing SWIS to fulfill its intended purposes.

Swis has been developed to facilitate the interstate exchange of wage data between participating states for the purpose of assessing and reporting on state and local performance for programs authorized under the workforce investment opportunity act of 2014 (wioa), under other statutory provisions authorizing programs identified as one-stop partners in the wioa, and for other purposes allowed under law. Activities performed swis assists states in assessing the performance all individual training providers and state education, employment & training programs; supports states in preparing and submitting reports to the united states department of labor (usdol) and department of education (ED) regarding the performance of workforce programs and activities authorized under the wioa and for other statutorily-authorized programs that are referenced in wioa and identified as one-stop partners; and supports research and evaluation efforts authorized under the terms of swis data sharing agreement, and any subsequent agreements. Deliverables to support connections with the interstate system exchange of wage record data. Intended beneficiary state unemployment insurance agencies (suia), state performance accountability and customer information agencies (p acia), united states department of labor (usdol)-employment and training administration (ETA), office of career, technical, and adult education (octae) department of education (ED), office of special education and rehabilitative services, rehabilitation services administration (osers/RSA) subrecipient activities y