Senate Holds Line on Wioa, Avoids Big Cuts Elsewhere
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The committee passed its bill to fund the Departments of Labor,
This likely sets up
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This is the case for the WIOA adult, dislocated worker and youth programs, which faced a 40 percent reduction in the president's budget.
The Wagner Peyser Employment Service would be funded at more than
The Dislocated Worker National Reserve, which provides grants to help communities and states respond to mass layoffs and natural disasters would receive
Likewise, the bill would continue the National Farmworker Jobs Program, which was zeroed out in the president's budget. Senators also supported level funding, at
The administration,
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