1. (1) registration for services;

2. (2) providing the following informational resources:

   1. (a) outreach, intake, and orientation to, and information about, available services, including resource and referral services;
   2. (b) local, regional, and national labor market information including job vacancy listings and occupations in demand and the skills necessary to obtain those jobs and occupations;
   3. (c) performance measures with respect to the one-stop delivery system, and
   4. (d) performance information and program cost for eligible training providers and programs;
3. (3) job development;
4. (4) rapid response services;
5. (5) bonding;
6. (6) assessment of skill levels, aptitudes, abilities, and supportive service needs;
7. (7) job search and placement assistance, and where appropriate, career counseling and workshops;
8. (8) referral to and coordination of activities with other programs and services within the one-stop delivery system and other community programs; and

9. (9) determining if a client is eligible for, and assistance in, applying for:

   1. (a) WIOA-funded programs;
   2. (b) unemployment insurance benefits;
   3. (c) financial aid assistance available for training and educational programs not funded under WIOA;
   4. (d) SNAP; and
   5. (e) supportive services such as child care, medical services, and transportation.

Basic career services include:

KEY: SNAP, WIOA, Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act

Date of Last Change: January 24, 2023

Notice of Continuation: August 11, 2025

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 35A-5