19D - WORFORCE INVESTMENT ACT PLAN

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3. Typically, what information and services will be provided and how will customers access them? How will the goal of universal access be achieved? [Title 20 Code of Federal Regulations (Title 20 CFR) Part 652, et al., Interim Final Rule (I)(A), State Planning Guidance II.A. bullet 3] 4. How will Wagner-Peyser Act and unemployment insurance services be integrated into the local system? [WIA Section 121(b}(1)(B)(xii)] 5. How will the youth programs be enhanced to expand youth access to the resources and skills they need to succeed in the State's economy? [WIA Section 111(d)(2) and 112{a)] WIA Section 118 requires local plans to be consistent with the State Plan. In addition to California's Principles and Strategic Goals (WIAB99-2, Local Plan Instructions and Forms, page 3), please include strategies that reflect the Governor's four key priorities for California's public workforce system. The key priorities were not included in the lnitial/Supplemental Planning Narrative pages or the One-Year Extension for Program Year 2005-06. They were introduced in the Guidance for Local Plan Modifications for PY 2006-07, via Addendum, item A. They are now listed below as follows: The Governor's four key priorities for California's public workforce system: • Understanding and Meeting the Workforce Needs of Business and Industry in order to prepare Workers for 21st Century Jobs • Targeting Limited Resources to Areas Where They Can Have the Greatest Economic Impact • Collaborating to Improve California's Educational System At All Levels • Ensuring the Accountability of Public and Private Workforce Investments B. Describe how your local vision and workforce development strategy is consistent with the Governor's workforce development priorities. [WIA Section 118(x)] The California Workforce Investment Board (State Board) adopted vision statements regarding business services and lifelong learning that were not included in the WIA lnitial/Supplemental Planning Narrative pages or the One-Year Extension for Program Year 2005-06. They were introduced in Guidance for Local Plan Modifications for PY 2006-07, via Addendum, item B. They are now listed below as follows: The State Board vision statements: The One-Stop System, in collaboration with the economic development community, partners with California's business to provide best-in-class. local services to business to support job retention and growth. FWIAB99-2A 5 of 18 Rev. 9/OS 19D-8