Programmes pour les adultes et les travailleurs déplacés
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Programmes d'aide aux travailleurs
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Les habitants de l'Iowa ont accès à plusieurs programmes qui soutiennent l'avancement des compétences, la réinsertion sur le marché du travail et des ressources pour aider les travailleurs qui subissent des licenciements massifs.
Les services pour les personnes admissibles peuvent inclure :
Services de carrière, qui comprennent, sans s'y limiter :
Évaluations des compétences
Préparation de CV et développement d'emploi assistés par le personnel
Élaboration d'un plan d'emploi individuel
Orientation professionnelle et planification de carrière
Littératie financière
Éducation de base pour adultes
Activités préprofessionnelles
Expérience professionnelle
Services de formation, qui comprennent, sans s'y limiter :
Formation aux compétences professionnelles
Formation en cours d'emploi
Formation des travailleurs en poste
Formation entrepreneuriale
Services de soutien, qui comprennent, sans s'y limiter :
(Disponible uniquement lorsque cela est nécessaire pour participer à des services de carrière ou de formation.)
Aide aux personnes à charge
Remboursement des frais de transport
Vêtements et outils nécessaires au travail
Comment commencer
Inscrivez-vous sur Iowa WORKS .gov pour avoir accès à tous nos services en ligne, y compris les évaluations de carrière, la mise en correspondance des compétences, la création de CV et de lettres de motivation et les recherches d'emploi automatisées.
Appelez ou visitez votre bureau local Iowa WORKS pour rencontrer un planificateur de carrière afin de déterminer l'éligibilité à ces programmes.
The adult program is designed to help unemployed and underemployed individuals improve their skills and obtain quality employment by providing a combination of career, training, and support services.
Who Can Participate?
To be eligible, individuals must meet all of the below criteria:
18 years of age or older
A citizen of the United States or U.S. Territory, a U.S. permanent resident, or an alien/refugee lawfully admitted to the U.S.
Registered with Selective Service if applicable (Males born after 12/31/1959)
Priority is granted for Veterans and eligible spouses and individuals who are low-income or recipients of public assistance, are basic skills deficient, and face barriers to employment.
The dislocated worker program is designed to help individuals re-enter the workforce as quickly as possible after becoming dislocated from employment due to a no-fault job loss, mass layoff, global trade dynamics, or transitions in economic sectors by providing a combination of career, training, and support services.
Who Can Participate?
To be eligible, individuals must meet all of the below criteria:
18 years of age or older
A citizen of the United States or U.S. Territory, a U.S. permanent resident, or an alien/refugee lawfully admitted to the U.S., and
Registered with Selective Service if applicable (Males born after 12/31/1959)
Must be a Dislocated Worker as defined by one of the below:
Terminated or laid off through no fault of your own, including a separation from active military service, or
Self-employed and now unemployed because of economic condition or a natural disaster in the community, or
Displaced Homemaker, or
Spouse of a member of the Armed Forces who is unemployed/underemployed or lost employment due to relocation.
National Dislocated Worker Grants (DWGs) are funds available due to major economic dislocations (such as a mass layoff) or disaster events (such as severe weather). Funds may be available when these events impact the workforce. DWGs provide extra resources to states and communities responding to these events.
There are two types of DWGs:
Disaster recovery DWGs provide temporary disaster-relief and humanitarian assistance employment. They may also provide career and training services.
Employment recovery DWGs provide career and training services.
Iowa does not have any active DWGs. Local Workforce Development Boards (LWDBs) are eligible to apply for funds when available.
To be eligible, individuals must meet all of the below criteria:
18 years of age or older
A citizen of the United States or U.S. Territory, a U.S. permanent resident, or an alien/refugee lawfully admitted to the U.S., and
Registered with Selective Service if applicable (Males born after 12/31/1959)
Must be a Dislocated Worker as defined by one of the below:
Terminated or laid off through no fault of your own including a separation from active military service, or
Self-employed and now unemployed because of economic condition or a natural disaster in the community, or
Displaced Homemaker, or
Spouse of a member of the Armed Forces who is unemployed/underemployed or lost employment due to relocation
Ressources supplémentaires : Liste des prestataires de formation admissibles (ETPL)
Les fonds du Titre I de la loi sur l'innovation et les opportunités professionnelles (WIOA) aident les Iowans admissibles à accéder à la formation. Les programmes de formation approuvés améliorent les compétences des Iowans et les préparent à un parcours professionnel réussi. Les Iowans bénéficiant des fonds WIOA peuvent choisir parmi la liste des programmes approuvés figurant sur la liste des prestataires de formation admissibles de l'Iowa (ETPL).
