The Employment and Training Administration (ETA)
and its partners in America's Workforce Network (AWN) have collaboratively developed a plan to
reengineer all of ETA's key business functions to an eGovernment approach.
Do
you want a comprehensive overview of all the tax and wage reporting
responsibilities of an employer_ Are you looking for a taxation-related website for your state_ Are you looking for a list of every state's tax authority_
FirstGov for Employers, a FirstGov portal site, has what
you're looking for!
Choosing child care is one of the most important
decisions families make, but all too often they must rely on
word-of-mouth. Child Care Aware is a nonprofit
initiative committed to helping parents find the best information on locating
quality child care and child care resources in their community.
Are you familiar with the Federal Bonding Program_
To view the "question of this issue" results for the May/June 2001 issue click here!
Determining
what Federal financial assistance meets a client's particular circumstances is
a complicated process. To help out, America's
Learning eXchange is offering an updated version of the Financial Aid Advisor,
an internet-based tool that shows users where to find financial assistance to
continue their lifelong learning.
Champions
of wage-earning women for more than 80 years, the Women's
Bureau of the U.S. Department of Labor continues to raise awareness, conduct research, and propose policy and legislation about
the special issues confronting women in the workforce. Though
conditions have improved since the Bureau was authorized in 1920, women still
face barriers.
The Federal
Bonding Program
was first piloted by the U.S. Department of Labor in 1966 to: help
at-risk job applicants find employment and alleviate the concerns of employers that at-risk
job applicants would be untrustworthy by issuing Fidelity Bonds to employers
for loss of money or property.
Champions
of wage-earning women for more than 80 years, the 