Compilation of Selected Federal Legislation Relating to Employment and Training

United States, United States. Congress. House. Committee on Education and Labor

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1979 - Economic assistance, Domestic - 281 pages

Contents

• Short title Sec 2 Statement of purpose Sec 3 Definitions: 5
• Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 1973 as amended: 10
• Authority of Secretary to provide services Sec 103 Comprehensive employment and training plan: 11
• Review of plans: 16
• Governors coordination and special services plan: 18
• Complaints and sanctions: 20
• Judicial review: 23
• Reallocation Sec 109 Prime sponsors planning council: 24
• State employment and training council: 25
• Consultation: 26
• Authorization of appropriations: 27
• PART BGENERAL PROVISIONS Sec 121 Conditions applicable to all programs: 28
• Special conditions applicable to public service employment: 33
• Special provisions: 36
• Wages and allowances 1: 39
• Secretarys authority and performance standards: 40
• Reports: 41
• Services and property Sec 129 Utilization of services and facilities Sec 130 Interstate agreements: 43
• Prohibition against political activities Sec 132 Nondiscrimination: 44
• Records audits and investigations: 45
• Title IIComprehensive Employment and Training Services: 46
• Allocation of funds: 47
• Conditions for receipt of financial assistance: 49
• Supplemental vocational education assistance: 50
• Participant assessment PART BSERVICES FOR THE ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED Sec 211 Description of program: 51
• Limitations on use of funds Sec 213 Eligibility for participation Sec 214 Services for youth: 52
• Services for older workers Sec 216 Services for public assistance recipients: 53
• PART CUPGRADING AND RETRAINING Sec 221 Occupational upgrading and retraining: 54
• PART DTRANSITIONAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE ECONOMICALLY Sec 231 Statement of purpose Sec 232 Financial assista...: 55
• Expenditure of funds DISADVANTAGED Sec 235 Prime sponsors and program agents Sec 236 Eligibility Sec 237 Wages: 57
• Title IIISpecial Federal Responsibilities: 58
• Native American employment and training programs: 60
• Migrant and seasonal farmworker employment and training pro grams: 61
• Job search and relocation assistance Sec 305 Veterans information and outreach: 63
• Programs for the handicapped Sec 307 Partnership programs: 64
• Projects for middleaged and older workers: 65
• PART BRESEARCH TRAINING AND EVALUATION Sec 311 Research: 67
• Labor market information and job bank program: 69
• Evaluation: 70
• Training and technical assistance Sec 315 National Occupational Information Coordinating Committee: 71
• Evaluations and incentive grants: 72
• Title IVYouth Programs: 73
• Definitions: 74
• Employment guarantees: 75
• Selecting prime sponsors: 76
• Special provisions Sec 420 Reports: 78
• Subpart 2Youth Community Conservation and Improvement Projects Sec 421 Statement of purpose Sec 422 Definitions Sec 423 Allocation of funds: 79
• Project applications: 80
• Proposed agreements: 81
• Approval of agreements Sec 428 Work limitation Subpart 3Youth Employment and Training Programs Sec 431 Statement of purpose: 82
• Programs authorized: 83
• Allocation of funds: 84
• Eligible applicants Sec 435 Eligible participants Sec 436 Conditions for receipt of financial assistance: 86
• Review of plans by Secretary Sec 438 Secretarys discretionary projects Sec 439 Youth employment incentive and social bonus program: 89
• Subpart 4General Provisions Sec 441 Distribution of funds Sec 442 Wage provisions: 91
• Special conditions: 92
• Special provisions for subparts 2 and 3: 93
• Academic credit education credit counseling and placement serv ices and basic skills development Sec 446 Disregarding earnings Sec 447 Relation to...: 94
• general provisions: 95
• special limitations Sec 455 Enrollment and assignment: 96
• Job Corps Centers Sec 457 Program activities: 97
• Allowances and support: 98
• Standards of conduct Sec 460 Community participation: 99
• Counseling and job placement: 100
• Experimental and developmental projects: 101
• Participation of the States Sec 465 Application of provisions of Federal: 102
• Special provisions Sec 467 General provisions: 103
• Part CSummer Youth Program: 104
• Secretarial authority: 105
• TITLE VNATIONAL COMMISSION FOR EMPLOYMENT POLICY Sec 501 Statement of purpose Sec 502 Commission established: 106
• Functions of the Commission: 107
• Administrative provisions Sec 505 Reports: 108
• TITLE VICOUNTERCYCLICAL PUBLIC SERVICE EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM Sec 601 Statement of purpose: 109
• Report on appropriations Sec 603 Financial assistance: 110
• Allocation of funds: 111
• Expenditure of funds Sec 606 Prime sponsors and program agents: 112
• Eligibility Sec 608 Wages: 113
• Title VIIPrivate Sector Opportunities for the Economically Disadvantaged: 114
• Conditions for receipt of financial assistance: 115
• Private industry councils: 116
• Program activities: 117
• Report TITLE VIIIYOUNG ADULT CONSERVATION CORPS Sec 801 Statement of purpose Sec 802 Establishment of Young Adult Conservation ...: 118
• Selection of enrollees: 119
• Activities of the Corps: 120
• Conditions applicable to Corps enrollees: 121
• State and local programs: 122
• Comprehensive Employment and Training Act Amendments of 1978: 123
• Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 1978 HumphreyHawkins Act: 138
• Title IIStructural Economic Policies and Programs Including Treatment: 153
• National Apprenticeship: 163
• Part AAid to Families With Dependent Children: 170
• Win Tax Credit Targeted Jobs Tax Credit Internal Revenue Code of 1954: 181
• Youth Conservation Corps Act of 1970: 192
• Part BProjects With Industry and Business Opportunities for Handicapped: 200
• Title IVAssistance for Migrant and Other Seasonally Employed Farm: 208
• Older Americans Community Service Employment Act: 221
• Youth Employment title III part F Elementary and Secondary Education: 227

Bibliographic information

• Title: Compilation of Selected Federal Legislation Relating to Employment and Training
• Authors: United States, United States. Congress. House. Committee on Education and Labor
• Publisher: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1979
• Original from: Purdue University
• Digitized: Sep 9, 2011
• Length: 281 pages