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OBTAINING WIOA COMMON MEASURES BEFORE AND AFTER WDQI Strengthening Washington workforce development data

OBTAINING WIOA COMMON MEASURES BEFORE AND AFTER WDQI Strengthening Washington workforce development data

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Page 1: OBTAINING WIOA COMMON MEASURES BEFORE AND AFTER WDQI Strengthening Washington workforce development data

OBTAINING WIOA COMMON MEASURES BEFORE AND AFTER WDQI

Strengthening Washington workforce development data

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WA WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Employment Security Department (ESD)

Title 1B, Wagner-Peyser, TAA and TRA

State Board for Community & Technical Colleges (SBCTC) AEFLA, numerous public post-secondary training programs

Vocational Rehabilitation Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (General) Department of Services for the Blind (Blind)

Workforce Training & Education Coordinating Board (WTECB) Evaluation, coordination, ETPL, private career schools

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DVR UNDER WIA

DVR did not participate in WIA workforce measures

ESD and DVR Data Sharing Quarterly UI wage data placed in DVR data warehouse ESD customer service data, matched to DVR

customers

Select WTECB system-wide evaluations Net Impact Studies (Upjohn Institute) Annual Workforce Training Results reports

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ESD AND DVR DATA SHARING

DVR uses UI and ESD customer service data to: Match DVR customers to self-service and

staff-service provided through One-Stop Centers

Track customers’ employment and earnings after closure

DVR and Research & Data Analysis (RDA): Longitudinal employment outcomes

monitoring Aggregates by disability type and closure year

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WDQI IN WASHINGTON

Phase 2 and Phase 6 WDQI Phase 2 has no legacy impact on

DVR WDQI is a joint venture between:

Employment Security Department The Education Research Data Center (ERDC), operated

by the Office of Financial Management (OFM)

WDQI Phase 2 strengthened ERDC

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ERDC

ERDC warehouses individual education and workforce records, from numerous partner agencies, in one research database

Foundational efforts incorporated selected UI wage data

Dubbed the “P-20/Workforce” or “P-20W” longitudinal data system, ERDC contains 6 million preschool-to-career records

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ERDC EDUCATION DATA SOURCES State-funded early learning programs Public K-12 6 public baccalaureate institutions Community and technical colleges Adult basic education (AEFLA) Professional educators standards and

certifications Began inclusion of UI wage data for education

participants

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2009 ARRA SLDS EXPANSION

Further inclusion of all UI wage and claimant data for education participants Links to WIA Title 1B, Wagner-Peyser, TAA

and TRA administrative data

System improvements (e.g. standard matching procedures)

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WDQI PHASE 2 IMPROVEMENTS

Phase 2 strengthened ERDC by including all UI and ESD customer service data All comprehensive UI and claimant data Standard procedures for anomalous or

missing data Expanded research and analytical

formats Standardized aggregate reporting for

system-wide research and evaluation

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PROPOSED PHASE 6 EXPANSION Import of all WIOA core program

enrollment date data, with identity matching

Standard data marts for efficient training, outcomes, and ETPL reporting

Enhanced data quality and completeness Analysis of external cohorts not in ERDC External FEDES & WRIS2 matching

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CONSIDERATIONS

Logistics challenge – MIS coordination VR program will be customer of WIOA

performance reports Data unavailable for real-time VR

evaluation

PETS and critical education data Evaluating PETS to noncustomers Providing a continuum of VR services

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CONCLUSION

Thank you to Dave Pavelchek, WTECB Deputy Director, and Cynthia Forland, ESD Labor Market and Performance Analysis Division Director, for their insights and consultation.

Please direct all inquiries to Andrew K. Clemons, of the Washington Division of Vocational Rehabilitation ([email protected]).

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Washington Workforce Development Links

Education Research & Data Center

http://www.erdc.wa.gov/

Workforce Training & Education Coordinating

Board http://www.wtb.wa.gov/default.asp

Employment Security Department

https://fortress.wa.gov/esd/employmentdata/home

State Board for Community & Technical Colleges

http://sbctc.edu/

Washington Workforce Association

http://washingtonworkforce.org/wp/

TANF: WorkFirstht

tp://www.workfirst.wa.gov/about/default.asp

Department of Services for the Blind

http://www.dsb.wa.gov/

Division of Vocational Rehabilitation

https://www.dshs.wa.gov/ra/division-vocational-rehabilitation