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Informing M arket-responsive E ducation & E mployment T raining S ystem

Informing M arket-responsive E ducation & E mployment T raining S ystem. MEETS Customized Labor Market Information Products for Local Workforce Development Decision-makers. WHAT IS MEETS ?. Customized labor market information products for local workforce development decision-making

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Informing M arket-responsive E ducation & E mployment T raining S ystem

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  1. Informing Market-responsive Education & Employment Training System MEETS Customized Labor Market Information Products for Local Workforce Development Decision-makers

  2. WHAT IS MEETS? • Customizedlabor market information products for local workforce development decision-making • Linked profiles of job creation and worker flow dynamics from the Census Bureau Local Employment Dynamics (LED) program • A partnershipof ETA, the Census Bureau, state LMI offices and local workforce areas • Demand-drivenand responsive to business, education and employment training provider needs • Mission: • Support BRG’s charge to meet the workforce development needs of business • ‘Demand driven’, through use of market-based data- LED • Support the HGJTI by highlighting targeted industries

  3. Project Goals • Develop enhanced labor market information products that will support local workforce decision-makers • WIBs and Career Centers • Community colleges • Economic development entities • Businesses • Promote LED use • Highlighting age and gender breakdown capacity • Emphasize historical trends • “Story-telling” approach • Promote and support state LMI shops • They get time and resources- an LED “jump start” • We get critical input and guidance

  4. MEETS Local Partners • NOVA Job Training Consortium (CA) • San Diego Workforce Partnership (CA) • Arapahoe-Douglas WORKS! Workforce Center (CO) • Pikes Peak Workforce Center (CO) • CLM (Citrus-Levy-Marion) Workforce Connection (FL) • Pasco-Hernando Jobs & Education Partnership Regional Board, Inc. (FL) • Boone-Winnebago Workforce Investment Board (IL) • Chicago Workforce Board (IL) • Baltimore County Office of Employment & Training (MD) • Montgomery County Division of Workforce Investment Services (MD)

  5. LED Data Overview • Local Employment Dynamics (LED) Program is a partnership of the U.S. Census Bureau and participating states • Quarterly Workforce Indicators (QWIs) are produced by Census using UI Wage Record data and QCEW (formerly ES-202) data received from states • QWI data is sent back to states for their use; some data appear on the LED website • LED/QWI data: • Are local (county, workforce area, metropolitan area) • Are industry based • Have demographic detail for gender and age groups

  6. Preview of MEETS Brief Series • Highlights of industry composition • Comparison of hiring activity and net job growth/loss • Breakdown of hiring by demographics (age & gender) • Sample of occupational prevalence and earnings

  7. City of ChicagoYouth (14-21) Hires, 2nd and 3rd quarters, 2003

  8. Current Activity • Recently completed meetings with staff of all five state LMI offices and ten local partners • Moving from general product sample review to refinement of data to meet local needs • Currently working on specific data requests for all local partners, in conjunction with state LMI offices • Evaluating how MEETS has been able to provide customized responses to a variety of data requests from a diverse group of workforce areas

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