David Augustinho, Ex. Dir., WIB February 27, 2014 Cape Cod Human Resources Association

David Augustinho, Ex. Dir., WIBFebruary 27, 2014

Cape Cod Human Resources Association

The “Big Picture”The Workforce Investment Act

◦ Cape & Islands Workforce Investment Board & Career Opportunities

Demographics & Projections

Workforce Training Fund

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Agenda

Cape & Islands WIB

Build a workforce investment system that is responsive to customer needs

Dual focus for services◦ Businesses ◦ Job seekers

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The “Big Picture”

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Cape & Islands WIB

Strong role for local workforce investment boards and the private sector, with local, business-led boards acting as ``boards of directors,'' focusing on strategic planning, policy development and oversight of the local workforce investment system. Business and labor have an immediate and direct stake in the quality of the workforce investment system. Their active involvement is critical to the provision of essential data on what skills are in demand, what jobs are available, what career fields are expanding, and the identification and development of programs that best meet local employer needs.

Major Principle

Dual customer focus - provide services to job seekers and employers –

Streamline services through better integration at the local level through a one-stop delivery system.

Empower individuals through choice, provision of information and support by One-Stop partners.

Provide “universal access” to One-Stop Career Center system and to core employment related services (i.e. serve anyone who walks through the door).

Increase accountability through establishment of performance measures.

Tiered Services – Core…Intensive…Training

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KEY PRINCIPLES of System

Cape & Islands WIB

A truly universal, world class system serving the current and future workforce

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The New Paradigm

Cape & Islands WIB and JTEC

TheWorkforce

The Workplace

Workforce Investment

System

Customers AreCustomers Are Stakeholders Are

EmployedUnemployedUnderemployedDislocated WorkersWelfare RecipientsDisabledYouth

State and Local GovernmentEducational InstitutionsCommunity-based OrganizationsLabor Organizations Training ProvidersOther Program Operators

Private EmployersPublic EmployersNonprofit EmployersLabor Organizations

Cape & Islands WIB

Chief Elected Official (CEO) Sheila Lyons

Cape & Islands Workforce Investment Board 501C(3)

Fiscal Agent – JTEC 501 C(3)

Operator for Career Opportunities - JTEC◦ Hyannis – 372 North Street ◦ 210 Jones Road (Homeport) Falmouth

Youth Council

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The Workforce Investment ActLocal Framework

Cape & Islands WIB

Chair – Christopher Richards, Cape Cod 5 Private Sector – 56% Labor Representatives – 2 required (2) Education Representatives – 2 required (5) Economic Development – 2 required (2) Community Based Organizations – 2

required (3)

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Cape & Islands WorkforceInvestment Board

Composition

Cape & Islands WIB

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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES


and Projections

Demographics


INDUSTRIES


INDUSTRIES & ESTABLISHMENTS


OCCUPATIONS


GROWTH ALL JOBS

December 18, 2012Labor Market Trends in the Cape & Islands Region 23

WE ARE INCREASING CERTIFICATES AND DEGREES


WORKFORCE TRAINING FUND

Cape & Islands WIB

David Augustinho, Ex. Dir., WIB February 27, 2014 Cape Cod Human Resources Association

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