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INCUMBENT WORKER TRAINING PROGRAM (IWTP)
Customized Training
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2011-2012 Awards - Region 3
$7,052,587
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IWTP Program Goals
Upgrade job skills through training
Increase employee retention
Create jobs in labor demand occupations
Increase employee advancement (wages)
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Employer Eligibility
Operating for at least 3 years in Louisiana
Contributing to and in full compliance with Unemployment Insurance taxes
Have a minimum of 15 employees to be trained-Small Business Training (SBET) for smaller companies
Not sure if you qualify? Just register online to find out!
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Three party contract among employer, training provider and LWC
Training provider administers grant
LWC reimburses training provider as training is completed
Training takes place in Louisiana only
Should not replace existing training, “supplement, not supplant”
Framework
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Tuition Text and Manuals Equipment, Furniture, and Classroom Fixtures (public providers) CBT Software Audio/Visual Materials Raw Materials and Other Consumables Vendor Training and Seminars Administrative Costs
Eligible Costs
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How can current training be enhanced? What occupations need training? What are the most critical training needs? What is the timeframe for training? Balancing workloads and training schedules? Buy-in at all levels?
Identify Training Needs
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Does the training provider have the right instructors equipment, or space?
Can the training be delivered on-site, after hours, etc., if necessary?
Can the training be delivered in a timely manner? Willing to subcontract out certain training? Staff available for coordination activities (scheduling,
reporting, invoicing)?
Selecting a Training Provider
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Register on line at www.laworks.net. Select training provider and supply authorization code. Craft on-line application with provider and “submit”. Submit documentation to local field staff. Field staff reviews application for completeness, accuracy and cost
effectiveness. After resolving any questions, field staff recommends approval to
Review Team. Review Team reviews applications every month, and makes recommendations based on rating form score to Deputy Director of Louisiana Workforce Commission.
Deputy Director gives approval and contract documents drawn up. Approved applications and score information posted on IWTP site
each month.
Application Process
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Rating IWTP Applications
First Time Applicants Public Training Providers Job Orders with LWC Employer Donations for Public
Training Providers Workplace Safety
Consultations Hiring Public Assistance
Recipients Hiring Individuals Released
from Correctional Facilities Percent of Wage Increase
Create Additional Jobs Cost Effectiveness of Training Training on Company Time Partnering with Economic
Development Agencies Other Employer Contributions Employees Paid $10/Hour or
More after Training Employer Expansion Performance on Previous
IWTP Contract
Rating form is online at the IWTP website. Score your own application!
Rating Form Values:
Statewide Statistics
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Houma
Lafayette
Lake Charles
Alexandria
Shreveport
Monroe
$0 $1,000,000 $2,000,000 $3,000,000 $4,000,000 $5,000,000 $6,000,000 $7,000,000 $8,000,000
$5,757,816
$5,244,756
$7,052,587
$4,992,374
$1,232,440
$995,640
$3,513,525
$2,820,338
IWTP Contracts and Approved Applications FY 2011-2012
17
27
6
8
42
29
24
36
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Statewide Statistics
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Houma
Lafayette
Lake Charles
Alexandria
Shreveport
Monroe
$0 $20,000,000 $40,000,000 $60,000,000 $80,000,000 $100,000,000 $120,000,000
$109,237,356
$51,722,921
$47,531,214
$84,686,043
$21,366,310
$15,122,146
$74,025,504
$40,763,527
IWTP Contracts by Region since Inception through FY 2012
314
183
202
456
84
62
303
169
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Recent Awardees
Blake International
Blanchard Contractors
Bollinger Consortium
Cajun Ironworkers
Concentric Pipe & Tool Rentals
Crosby Tugs
Danos & Curole Marine
Enterprise Products
Express Energy Services
Galliano Marine Services
Gulf Island Consortium
Gulf South Scaffolding
International Offshore
L & M Botruc Rentals
Odyssea Marine
Offshore Marine Contractors
Options For Independence
Original USA General Labor
Quality Energy Consortium
Seacor Marine
South Louisiana Bank
Tetra Technologies Consortium
Trapp Cadillac Chevrolet
Triple C Enterprises
USA Environmental Services
Valerus Services
Weeks Marine Consortium
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Visit our Website at:
www.laworks.net
Or call:
Michelle Martinez at 985-857- 3653
How Do I Get Started?
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