Provide states with funding to operate reemployment services and eligibility assessment programs that assist individuals receiving unemployment insurance (UI) benefits by providing them with…
The purpose of this grant is to provide states with funding to operate reemployment services and eligibility assessment programs that assist individuals receiving unemployment insurance (UI) benefits by providing them with reemployment services and referrals to other available programs and services. These funds are also uses by states to conduct assessments of participants' continuing eligibility for UI benefits. Activities performed participating states must use interventions and strategies that are supported by evidence and proven to be effective in helping recipients of UI benefits return to work. Alternatively, states may elect to test and evaluate new reemployment strategies and interventions. All resea funded activities must be aligned with four program goals: 1. Reduce UI duration through improved employment outcomes; 2. Strengthen UI program integrity; 3. Promote alignment with the vision of the workforce innovation and opportunity act (wioa) of integrated and seamless services across federal, state, and local workforce, education and training programs; and 4. Establish resea as an entry point to other workforce programs. Deliverables resea is intended to shorten unemployed individuals' duration of receiving UI benefits by assisting them quickly return to work. Intended beneficiary individuals receiving regular UI benefits are eligible for resea and states may further prioritize selection among this population. In most cases, states target resea services to recipients of UI benefit who have been identified as most likely the exhaust their UI benefits before becoming reemployed. Subrecipient activities grants are provided to state agencies that may partner with local workforce service providers.
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The purpose of this grant is to provide states with funding to operate reemployment services and eligibility assessment programs that assist individuals…
UI394992360A39 was awarded to Ohio Department Of Job & Family Services by Employment and Training Administration (Department of Labor) on January 1, 2023.
Ohio Department Of Job & Family Services UEI RB26D41EWY11
Employment and Training Administration
Department of Labor