WORKFORCE INVESTMENT ACT - Department of Commerce

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S T A T E M E N T O F B U S I N E S S North Carolina's ability to attract and retain high growth industries increasingly depends on our capacity to supply a skilled labor force. The North Carolina Department of Commerce supports programs that upgrade the skills of our existing workers, prepare youth and other emerging workers to enter the labor force, and reconnect dislocated workers and welfare recipients to the workforce. C O N T E N T S Narrative Dislocation of Workers Adult Employees Committed to our Future JobLink Career Centers Success in North Carolina North Carolina's Workforce Development System Performance Measure Outcomes, Local Areas and JobLink Career Centers, Maps and Additional Information page 1 page 5 page 7 page 9 page 11 page 14 page 17 Appendix
WORKFORCE INVESTMENT ACT 2000 ANNUAL REPORT North Carolina implements and supports programs that upgrade the skills of our existing workers, better prepare our emerging workers, and reconnect dislocated workers and welfare recipients to the world of work. GOVERNOR MICHAEL F. E ASLEY Part of attaining that objective includes administration of a statewide system of workforce programs to prepare North Carolina's citizens facing economic hardships, job loss, and other serious barriers to employment. Presently, North Carolina operates 84 JobLink Career Centers with 18 affiliates. These Centers empower people to make informed choices about their careers and employers to make informed choices about their workforce needs. North Carolina has a substantial record of success in workforce development. We recognize the need for change, the need to move beyond the status quo and the need to improve and aim higher. We must now embrace the progressive change and opportunities afforded by the Workforce Investment Act, using it as a vehicle for progress as we continue helping our citizens.
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