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The WIA system in Nebraska is composed of various partners, working
together to provide training and opportunities for Nebraskans.
http://www.dol.state.ne.us/nwd/center.cfm?PRICAT=4&SUBCAT=4B
Important information about WIA programs includes State Workforce
Investment Board, Issuances, Policies, State Plans, local WIA areas,
and more.
http://www.workforce.state.ne.us/explorer/nytp/nysp.htm
This is a list of contacts for workforce development for Omaha,
Lincoln, and Greater Nebraska.
http://www.dol.state.ne.us/nwd/center.cfm?PRICAT=1&SUBCAT=1Z
For people looking for a job, needing career information, or wanting
to know more about benefits and rights as a worker in Nebraska.
Contains the following areas: Worker services, information on
Nebraska JobLink, Unemployment Benefits, Job/Career Information,
Safety/Labor Laws, Rights to Appeal, Dislocated Workers, and
America’s JobBank.
http://stc.neded.org/
School-to-Career is a statewide system of education and employment
opportunities that will enable young people to attain the skills
and knowledge required in the workplace of today and tomorrow,
and to transition smoothly from school to work.
http://nejoblink.dol.state.ne.us/
Nebraska’s JobLink provides job searches, resume services
and one-on-one assistance to job seekers. Includes on-line job
posting and job tracking services. Sponsored by the Nebraska Department
of Labor.
Click on one of the states below to learn more
about WIA as it applies to the ten Hablamos Juntos demonstration
sites:
Alabama | California | Nebraska | Pennsylvania | Rhode
Island
South
Carolina | Tennessee | Texas | Virginia | Washington
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