http://www.halfthepolitics.com/2006/04/06/cietc-scandal/ Just another WordPress weblog Tue, 02 Sep 2008 03:13:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.halfthepolitics.com/2006/04/06/cietc-scandal/comment-page-1/#comment-78 Donald Hinkle Tue, 18 Apr 2006 22:10:22 +0000 http://www.halfthepolitics.com/?p=59#comment-78 I work with the program from IWD. I support the software they use to run the program. It is not called "Welfare to Work". Thyey work with Youth, Adults, and Dislocated Workers. To qualify the participants may have to be low income but not necessarily. The Dislocated Workers is from Plant Closings who find themselves out of work after working for sometimes 10-20 years. Adults can receive core services with no eligibility requirements. What ever the case it is bettering the situation of Iowans whether it is a Dislocated Worker or a lower income individual, or an underemployer individual. The program has helped countless individuals and that includes myself. I was a dislocated Workder back in 1980 and was put thru school by CIETA the predessessor to JTPA which than became WIA. I graduated in 1982 and started working in private industry and than with the state in 1995. I was given the change in 1997 to choose my assignment in a series of linked projects we were working on and I jumped onm JTPA, it hadn't been replaced by WIA yet. I owe my career to the Job Training Program and so does a lot of other people. I work with the program from IWD. I support the software they use to run the program. It is not called “Welfare to Work”. Thyey work with Youth, Adults, and Dislocated Workers. To qualify the participants may have to be low income but not necessarily. The Dislocated Workers is from Plant Closings who find themselves out of work after working for sometimes 10-20 years. Adults can receive core services with no eligibility requirements. What ever the case it is bettering the situation of Iowans whether it is a Dislocated Worker or a lower income individual, or an underemployer individual. The program has helped countless individuals and that includes myself. I was a dislocated Workder back in 1980 and was put thru school by CIETA the predessessor to JTPA which than became WIA. I graduated in 1982 and started working in private industry and than with the state in 1995. I was given the change in 1997 to choose my assignment in a series of linked projects we were working on and I jumped onm JTPA, it hadn’t been replaced by WIA yet. I owe my career to the Job Training Program and so does a lot of other people.

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