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Examines the difference in earnings progression between individuals who received any WIA Title I-B Adult service (core, intensive, and training) and those who received only Labor Exchange services.

Evaluates a demonstration project in Arkansas and Iowa based on the core premise that helping new Americans enter the workforce will simultaneously enhance the workforce, further local economic development, and raise awareness of diversity issues.

Reports that public labor exchanges (PLXs), first established in the 1930s under the Wagner-Peyser Act, continue to provide valuable job-matching services by referring job seekers to openings employers list with PLXs.

Identifies the challenges that older workers face, describes how the public workforce system serves these individuals, and makes policy, program, and research recommendations to better serve this population.

This resource provides an overview of the practices of the Individual Placement and Support model developed by the Dartmouth Psychiatric Research Center, which are aimed at promoting veteran employment.