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For Workforce Development One Direction For Workforce Development

Introduce Cleveland/Cuyahoga County Workforce Development Board (CCWDB): To provide leadership and services that strengthen the workforce system, drive economic development, and link employers to job seekers. To provide program oversight for OhioMeansJobs|Cleveland-Cuyahoga County workforce development activities and services. OhioMeansJobs|Cleveland-Cuyahoga County (OMJ|CC): To operate the “one-stop” career center system of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) with 6 core programs and 10 mandatory partners to serve anyone seeking employment and training services with a priority of services to veterans and then to public assistance recipients and those with a basic sills deficiency. All training and employment services must be demand-driven to develop the needed skills with an emphasis on sector strategies and career pathways. Results must be outcomes-based across a common set of performance measures.

CCWDB and OMJ|CC: Connect to vision Three Over-Arching Goals of Workforce Development Plan: A workforce with the skills that are needed for business growth. Career Pathways to prepare under-skilled and low-income workers for family-sustaining wage jobs. A coordinated local workforce system.

CCWDB and OMJ|CC: Workforce Development Plan Strategies More employment in middle-skill careers and wage pathways: Continue implementation of CCMEP and start the Wage Pathways Program for low- income youth and young adults on public benefits. (CJFS and OMJ|CC) Non-college bound high school seniors without a career plan are referred to the Young Adult Resource Center (YRC) at OMJ|CC to start a career pathway. Summer youth employment program upgraded to an internship to improve focus on career and wage pathways. (CJFS) TalentNEO increases job matches through skills scores. (TE) Operationalize Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland’s research on opportunity occupations plus the NOW Plan’s digital skills research. (OMJ|CC)

CCWDB and OMJ|CC: Workforce Development Plan Strategies 2. Low-skilled workers improve skills to earn better jobs and wages: Work with employers and business intermediaries to make more “learn and earn” opportunities with businesses. Increase the availability of credit-bearing, contextualized remedial and skills training courses. Develop mobile training platforms to improve skills, especially through smart phones. Connect job seekers with businesses who have a commitment to providing work skills training and have a career pathway.

CCWDB and OMJ|CC: Workforce Development Plan Strategies 3. Businesses have a steady supply of talent for in-demand jobs: Continue to implement SkillUp program. (County) Business Services representatives of OMJ|CC provide demand-facing job matching and targeted recruitments for businesses. Connect employment opportunities created by economic development investments to interested workers through Workforce Development Agreements, Community Benefit Agreements, and a special focus on the Opportunity Corridor. Create business intermediaries in key industries to broker the jobs/skills needs with the education and workforce system. (Funders’ Group)

CCWDB and OMJ|CC: Workforce Development Plan Strategies Increase the Labor Force Participation Rate in neighborhoods currently below the county average in order to: Increase the size of the workforce; Target workforce services to high-poverty neighborhoods; Provide needed information on good jobs, career pathways and how to access them; and Add millions of dollars of income to families and households in those neighborhoods.

CCWDB and OMJ|CC: Workforce Development Plan Strategies 5. One direction for a coordinated local workforce system: Develop an asset map of the workforce system. (County and Tri-C) Create a picture of the workforce system. (CCWDB) Implement sector partnerships with effective sector partnership intermediaries. (Funders’ Group) Regionally produce Labor Market Information needed by workforce service providers and educators on a regular basis.

CCWDB and OMJ|CC: Workforce Development Plan Strategies 5. One direction for a coordinated local workforce system (cont’d): Regionally standardize worker training polices and supportive service policies and develop a common message to businesses. Agree upon system-level metrics of success. Tackle transportation issues regarding jobs access.

CCWDB and OMJ|CC: Workforce Development Plan Youth Strategies One workforce plan for Youth and Youth Adults developed through Generation Work initiative: Youth/Young Adult Resource Center as hub for disconnected youth. Workforce Board’s Youth Council is the strategic and oversight body. Priority of Equity and Inclusion.