Policy Chapters and Sections

Required Partners

Chapter: 4 Section: 1
Effective Date: 11/30/2007
Expiration Date: Continuing
Published Date: 7/21/2021 1:46:57 PM
Status: Rescinded
Version: 1

Tags: Local Plan, Monitoring/Oversight, One-Stop, Illinois workNet, One-Stop, One-Stop

  1. In Illinois, each LWIA must ensure their local Illinois workNet includes the following programs (partners):
    1. Title I of WIOA including:
      1. Adults;
      2. Dislocated workers;
      3. Youth;
      4. Job Corps;
      5. Native American programs;
      6. Migrant and seasonal farm worker programs; and
      7. Veterans workforce programs.
    2. Wagner-Peyser programs (WIOA Title III);
    3. Adult education and literacy activities (WIOA Title II);
    4. Programs under parts A and B of Title I of the Rehabilitation Act;
    5. Welfare-to-Work programs authorized under the Social Security Act;
    6. Senior community service employment activities (Older Americans Act Title V);
    7. Postsecondary vocational education activities under Perkins;
    8. Trade adjustment assistance and NAFTA transitional adjustment assistance under the Trade Act;
    9. Veterans’ employment representatives and disabled veterans outreach programs;
    10. Employment and training activities under the Community Services Block Grant program;
    11. Employment and training activities under the Department of Housing and Urban Development;
    12. Unemployment compensation programs;
    13. Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) authorized under the Social Security Act (and amended by Welfare Reform Law of 1996 and Deficit Reduction Act of 2005); and
    14. Employment and training programs authorized under the Food Stamp Act.
  2. LWIAs may also include, in the local Illinois workNet, the following entities that carry out a human resource program:
    1. Work programs authorized under the Food Stamp Act;
    2. Programs authorized under the National and Community Service Act;
    3. Other appropriate federal, state, or local programs, including those related to transportation and housing; and
    4. Programs in the private sector if the Local Workforce Innovation Board (LWIB) and Chief Elected Official (CEO) approve the entity's participation.