ALABAMA WORKFORCE INVESTMENT SYSTEM. Office of Workforce Development 401 Adams Avenue Post Office 5690 Montgomery, Alabama

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ALABAMA WORKFORCE INVESTMENT SYSTEM Office of Workforce Development 401 Adams Avenue Post Office 5690 Montgomery, Alabama 36103-5690 April 4, 2005 GOVERNOR S WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT DIRECTIVE NO. PY2004-13 SUBJECT: Alabama s Military Employment and Training Initiative Needs-Related Payment Policy 1. Purpose. To issue the Needs-Related Payment Policy for the Alabama Military Employment and Training Initiative. 2. Discussion. The attached policy gives guidance concerning eligibility criteria for participants enrollment in this initiative and requirements participants must meet to receive Needs-Related Payments. The methods used to calculate the amounts of Needs-Related Payments for participants are also included. Copies of forms authorizing Needs-Related Payments for participants are provided. 3. Action. Staff of the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) entities of Alabama Career Centers should enroll eligible persons using project numbers previously issued for the initiative. Staff should also identify and process participants who qualify for Needs-Related Payments using the provided forms and guidance. 4. Contact. Any questions regarding this Directive should be referred to Ken Hollingsworth at (334) 242-5882 or to Bill Hornsby at (334) 242-5847. Steve Walkley, Division Director Workforce Development Division Attachments

ALABAMA S NOTICE OF NEEDS-RELATED PAYMENT POLICY FOR ALABAMA S MILITARY EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING INITIATIVE U.S. Department of Labor WIA National Emergency Grant (NEG) NEG Project Name: Military Employment and Training Initiative NEG Project Number: AL-08 NEG Period: January 1, 2005 through December 31, 2006 NEG Needs-Related Payment Policy Statement: STATE OF ALABAMA NEEDS-RELATED PAYMENT In accordance with the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Section 134(e)(3) and USDOL/ETA Training and Employment Guidance Letter No. 16-03, Change 1, dated August 18, 2004, entitled National Emergency Grant (NEG) Policy Guidance, the State of Alabama establishes a policy of providing a weekly Needs- Related Payment (NRP) to qualifying participants of this initiative. Eligible participants include: 1. Trade-certified participants who were determined eligible for Trade Assistance Act (TAA) benefits and who were required to interrupt their services/training to fulfill Federal requirements for Reserve or National Guard deployment to Iraq, Afghanistan or other locations. If these participants have not exhausted their TAA/Trade Readjustment Allowance (TRA) benefits and still qualify for them, TAA/TRA funds must be exhausted before NEG funds are used. 2. Trade-certified participants who were not able to enter training due to Reserve or National Guard deployment to Iraq, Afghanistan or other locations and therefore were not eligible for Trade Readjustment Allowances (TRA) upon completion of their deployment (due to statutory requirements) 3. Dislocated workers previously enrolled in training under WIA whose training was interrupted due to deployment to Iraq, Afghanistan or other locations as members of the National Guard or Reserves 4. Spouses of returning members of the National Guard or Reserves and spouses of military personnel who lost their lives as a result of deployment to Iraq, Afghanistan or other locations 1

In order to receive Needs-Related Payments, participants must also meet the following requirements: Participant must be unemployed NRP must be for the purpose of enabling the participant to participate in programs or training services Participant must not be eligible for, or have exhausted, UI and TRA benefits Participant must be enrolled in training services by the end of the 6 th week after the NEG award date of February 4, 2005, or by the end of the 13 th week after the individual has returned to the community after deployment The Weekly Benefit Amount (WBA) will be calculated as follows: 1. For Trade-certified participants who were determined eligible for TAA whose TRA was interrupted due to military deployment and no longer qualify for TAA/TRA assistance, WBAs will be equal to the amount of Unemployment Insurance (UI) payable, which established the amount of their TRA payment. These amounts will be provided by the Alabama Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) on a case-by-case basis. Contact Stephanie Rankins of the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA) at (334) 242-5384 or stephanier@adeca.state.al.us or contact Ken Hollingsworth of ADECA at (334) 242-5882 or kenh@adeca.state.al.us to obtain this information. 2. For Trade-certified participants who were not able to enter training due to military deployment and who are no longer eligible for TRA due to statutory requirements, WBAs will be equal to the amount of UI that would have been payable and which would have established the amount of their TRA payment had they not been deployed. These amounts will be provided by DIR on a case-by-case basis. Contact Stephanie Rankins of ADECA at (334) 242-5384 or stephanier@adeca.state.al.us or contact Ken Hollingsworth of ADECA at (334) 242-5882 or kenh@adeca.state.al.us to obtain this information. 3. For Dislocated Workers previously enrolled in training under WIA whose training was interrupted due to military deployment, WBAs will be equal to the amount of UI payable. These amounts will be provided by DIR on a case-by-case basis. Contact Stephanie Rankins of ADECA at (334) 242-5384 or stephanier@adeca.state.al.us or contact Ken Hollingsworth of ADECA at (334) 242-5882 or kenh@adeca.state.al.us to obtain this information. 4. For spouses of returning members of the National Guard or Reserves and widows of military personnel who lost their lives as a result of deployment, WBAs will be an amount equal to the poverty line. The WIA entities of the Alabama Career Centers will calculate the WBA using the current Self- Sufficiency Income Chart. The total family income will be re-evaluated every three months to determine if this amount has changed and adjusted if necessary. The WIA entities of the Alabama Career Centers will be 2

responsible for contacting the participant and making any changes to the WBA that are necessary. The WIA entities of the Alabama Career Centers will provide the Workforce Development Payment Unit of the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs with a Pay Authorization for each participant qualifying for a NRP (See attached WD Participant Pay Authorization form) in order for the participant to receive a weekly payment. The WIA entities of the Alabama Career Centers will also be responsible for contacting participants weekly and submitting a weekly time sheet on behalf of the participant (see attached Military NEG Needs Related Payments Time Sheet). The time sheet will direct the Workforce Development Payment Unit to release the predetermined amount of the weekly payment to the participant. Questions for the Workforce Development Payment Unit should be directed to Marsha McNeal at (334) 242-5277. 3