New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 11 - LABOR AND WORKERS' COMPENSATION › Chapter 2 - JOB TRAINING › Part 5 - WORKFORCE INNOVATION AND OPPORTUNITY ACT ONE STOP SYSTEM AND PARTNERSHIPS › Section 11.2.5.9 - ONE-STOP PARTNERS AND PARTNER RESPONSIBILITIES

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 13, July 16, 2024
WIOA establishes goals for the integration of workforce
				  development programs. These goals are intended to maximize the value and
				  benefits to customers of services available to them under federally-funded
				  workforce development programs. Planning and coordinating services among all
				  federally-funded workforce development partners is necessary in order to
				  achieve the level of integrated services delivery required by WIOA. This means
				  that all federally-funded workforce development programs must work in
				  partnership to optimize the quality of services provided. Successful
				  integration is directly related to coordinated and joint use of
				  resources.
A. These required partners
				are entities responsible for administering the following workforce development
				programs and activities in the local area:
(1) Title I Programs (Adult, dislocated
				worker, youth, Job Corps, Youth Build, Native American and migrant and seasonal
				farm worker programs);
(2)
				Wagner-Peyser Act employment service program authorized under the Wagner-Peyser
				Act (
				29 USC
				49, et seq), as amended;
(3) Vocational Rehabilitation program
				authorized under Title I of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (
				29 USC
				720, et seq), as amended by WIOA Title
				IV;
(4) Adult Education and Family
				Literacy Act programs under Title II of WIOA.
(5) Senior community service employment
				program (SCSEP) authorized under Title V of the Older Americans Act of 1965 (
				42 USC
				3056, et seq);
(6) Career and technical education programs
				at the postsecondary level, authorized under Carl D. Perkins Career and
				Technical Education Act of 2006(
				20 USC
				2301, et seq.);
(7) Trade Adjustment Assistance authorized
				under Chapter 2 of Title II of the Trade Act of 1974 (
				19 USC
				2271, et seq);
(8) Jobs for veterans state grants programs
				authorized under Chapter 41 of Title 38, USC;
(9) Employment and training activities
				carried out under the Community Services Block Grant (
				42 USC 9901,
				et seq);
(10) Employment and
				training activities carried out by the department of housing and urban
				development;
(11) Programs
				authorized under state unemployment compensation laws under 1978 NMSA 51-1-1,
				et seq (in accordance with applicable federal law);
(12) Reentry employment opportunities (REO)
				(formerly known as ex-offender programs) authorized under Section 212 of the
				Second Chance Act of 2007 (
				42
				USC 17532 ); and
(13) Temporary assistance to needy families
				(TANF) authorized under the Social Security Act, unless exempted by the
				governor.
(14) Other entities that
				carry out a workforce development program, including federal, state or local
				programs, and programs in the private sector, may serve as additional partners
				in the one-stop delivery system if the local board and chief elected officials
				approve the entity's participation, in accordance with
				20 CFR
				678.410.