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View the ETA's Labor Market Information presentation LMI You Can Use! This webinar shares resources and strategies that will help you develop a better understanding of local, state, and national LMI, and help your customers make more informed decisions about the types of jobs and careers they would like to pursue.

Have you wished for an easy-to-use repository of recent workforce development research? Are you looking for ways to get the word out about your organizations workforce development-related research findings? Do you have clients in the workforce system who need access to evidence-based findings? Take a look at the Employment and Training Administrations (ETA) new technical assistance tool, Workforce System Strategies.

WorkForce3One's Labor Market Information WIN-WIN Network Community of Practice has a variety of tools that can be utilized to enhance services and bolster performance in employment, training and education programs:



CareerOne-Stop offers 7 User Guides that have been designed to show how competency models can be used to support workforce development efforts. The guides contain background information, resources, and recommendations. They can also be be used in conjunction with other tools found in the CareerOne-Stop Competency Model Clearinghouse.

The Office of Management and Budget has redefined the contents of many of the nation's Core-Based Statistical Areas (metropolitan, micropolitan, metro divisions and combined statistical areas) based on new commuting patterns and population data. WID GEOG and SUBGEOG tables are available for downloading that include these revisions.

The Employment and Training Administration has announced a number of additions and enhancements to its suite of electronic tools. Updates include a new Business Center, development of mobile versions of several of the tools, Spanish translations of a number of E-Tool sites and several enhancements to the CareerOneStop Certification Finder.

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The Census Bureau has announced the availability of residence to work commuting flows derived from American Community Survey five-year estimates for 2006-10. The NCSC has imported those estimates into the WID COMMUTE table. For information about the contents of this table see the NCSC description. To request a file for your state that contains commuting within, into and out of your state, contact the NCSC.

The latest edition of the ARC e-News is now available. Featured articles include information on occupational licensing tables, services for veterans, and crosswalks for education.

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