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Policies/Reports
Policies/Reports

POLICIES, REPORTS, AND RESOURCES

COUNCIL DOCUMENTS

Workforce Arizona Council Bylaws - The Workforce Arizona Council bylaws are set of rules created by and adopted by the Council to govern itself. The bylaws document includes sections on how the Council was created and how it derives its authority, its primary roles and responsibilities, membership requirements, meeting operations guidelines, and conflict of interest policies, among others. The Council Bylaws workgroup reviews the bylaws annually. Most of the Council's bylaws, such as membership requirements, are pulled directly from the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and are required rules.

Communication Plan

Annual Report- The Workforce Arizona Council Annual Report is a comprehensive, Council-wide, inclusive report that illustrates the Council's activities for a prior year. The Annual Report, prepared by Council Staff, shows the effectiveness of the Council and provides data from other system stakeholders.

State Plan

Revised Organizational Chart

 

COUNCIL RESOURCES

Workforce Arizona Council Overview (Presentation) - “Prezi” presentation that provides a more in-depth overview of the Workforce Arizona Council, including history, structure, mission, and information on how the Council partners with others to accomplish its goals. Includes a list of Council members.

Workforce Arizona Council Synopsis - .PDF document that provides a high-level summary of the Workforce Arizona Council, its roles, and its relationship with local workforce development boards. This document includes a list of Council members.

Project: Arizona Advanced Technology Corridor (AATC) - The AATC is an innovative partnership between three Community Colleges to develop and implement a uniform manufacturing curriculum in the Southeastern portion of the State. This project has been endorsed by the Workforce Arizona Council.

Project: Roadmap to Veteran Employment - The Roadmap to Veteran Employment is a broad-scale project overseen by the Arizona Coalition for Military Families that provides a structured approach to veteran hiring and retention with a focus on the job-seeker, the employer, employment service organizations, and the community. This project has been endorsed by the Workforce Arizona Council.

Project: Arizona Career Readiness Credential (ACRC) - The ACRC is a a certificate-granting program that validates an individual's mastery of seven core skill areas by providing a comprehensive training and credentialing opportunity to those individuals through one-stop career centers. This program has been endorsed by the Workforce Arizona Council.

Project: Arizona Management System (AMS) - AMS is aa professional, results-driven management system that focuses on customer value and vital mission outcomes for citizens. The system is Lean-based and focuses on customer value, continuous improvement, and engaged employees to improve productivity, quality, and service. Click here for more information on AMS. This state-wide initiative has been endorsed by the Workforce Arizona Council.

Project: SkillBridge - SkillBridge is a US Department of Defense authorized project that allows service members in their last six months before miliary separation to participate in the civilian workforce in an internship or pre-apprenticeship. There is no cost to a civilian employer to participate in this program as the service member continues to receive their pay from the Department. of Defense. This project has not received an official endorsement from the Workforce Arizona Council.

Project: Maryvale Workforce Initiative- This Public-Private Partnership facilitates economic growth in the Maryvale Village in West Phoenix. The project aims to leverage the resources and strengths of the partners and focus those strengths into the Maryvale area to combat the area's exceedingly high unemployment. Maryvale project partners include educational entities, area businesses, and community organizations. This initiative has been endorsed by the Workforce Arizona Council.

POLICIES

  1. WIOA Local Governance Policy (Approved)
  2. [email protected] Job Center Vision for One Stop Delivery System Policy (Approved)
  3. [email protected] Job Center Structure of One Stop Delivery System Policy (Approved)
  4. [email protected] Job Center One Stop Center Operator and Service Provider Selection Policy (Approved)
  5. [email protected] Job Center MOU and Infrastructure Costs Policy (Approved
  6. Certification of [email protected] Job Center Policy (Approved)
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  7. [email protected] WIOA Statewide Monitoring Policy (Approved)
  8. Conflict of Interest Policy (Approved)

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

JOB SEEKER SIGN IN

SEARCH JOBS

Login to the Arizona Job Connection website to create your online resume and search thousands of job openings throughout the state. Search from home, your mobile device, or in an [email protected] resource room near you. Our [email protected] workforce specialists are available to assist you with registering on Arizona Job Connection and to help you search for jobs.
AZ Job Connection

UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BENEFITS

Access online Unemployment Insurance (UI) Benefits resources, report your weekly claim, and information about benefits.
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EMPLOYER SIGN IN

POST JOBS

Post your job openings on the Arizona Job Connection website to connect with candidates throughout the state. Search job seeker’s resumes, receive emails when new resumes are posted, and much more.
AZ Job Connection

UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE

Simplify your tasks! The Unemployment Insurance (UI) Program has electronic options for your UI tax-related responding and reporting. Our UI Tax outreach team is also available to assist you with all of your required reporting needs by offering no-cost in-person, webinar, or phone training.
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