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The Board of Directors will be meeting virtually from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. All state agency leaders and administrators are eligible to attend. Each eligible attendee will receive a calendar invitation from NASWA Executive Director, Scott B. Sanders. If you believe you are eligible to at...

Session Recording An opportunity for state workforce agency attorneys to report on and ask questions of each other about significant legal cases, legislation, and policy development. Moderator: David Steen, Attorney, Iowa Workforce Development

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Session Recording This session will provide an opportunity for state workforce agency attorneys to discuss legal and compliance issues with the U.S. Department of Labor. Moderator: Andy Rubsam, Attorney, Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Panelists: Michelle Beebe, Divisio...

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Session Recording One benefit of the current pandemic is a growing realization that virtual work is "real work," and a lot gets accomplished during the day (and night) in our home offices. Was your state ready for this shift in service delivery, and what virtual strategies would streng...

Session Recording The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated long-standing racial employment and wage inequities. People of color make up a disproportionate share of the low-wage, essential workforce and are also experiencing higher rates of joblessness. State workforce agencies are in a ke...