On Point Technology Hires U.S. Department of Labor Veteran Dale Ziegler
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As a former Deputy Administrator for the
Prior to his tenure with the USDOL, Dale served as Assistant Commissioner for UI at the
Dale is known for his unrelenting commitment to the highest standards of quality. He will be responsible for strategic planning supporting the ongoing UI dialog with states.
About On Point Technology
On Point is the leading independent solution provider to State Workforce Agencies, and the only provider dedicated solely to UI. Â The company was founded in 1996 by former State Workforce Agency (SWA) professionals.Â
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