Moving Toward Self-Sufficiency ________________________________________________________________ Preparing Mississippi’s Workforce Presentation for Reaching.

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Moving Toward Self-Sufficiency ________________________________________________________________ Preparing Mississippi’s Workforce Presentation for Reaching for Prosperity: Creating Equitable Solutions for Mississippi’s Working Families Jack Mills, Director National Network of Sector Partners

Who We Are Insight Center for Community Economic Development –National, nonprofit, research and consulting organization formed in –Mission: Helping people and communities become, and remain, economically secure. National Network of Sector Partners –Initiative of the Insight Center for Community Economic Development. –Membership organization of sector initiatives and their supporters, formed in –Mission: to encourage the use and effectiveness of sector initiatives as valuable tools for enhancing employment and economic development opportunities for low-income individuals, industries, and communities.

What is a Sector Initiative? Industry-specific, regional partnerships that address employers’ human resource needs and workers’ needs for good jobs They connect and align workforce development, economic development, education, human services, etc. They target public resources very effectively They produce programmatic results and systems changes

Sector Initiatives’ Impact Self-Sufficiency for Workers Sector initiatives most effective workforce development approach Better Workforce for Employers Sector initiatives help with hiring, retention, promotions, and skill development pipelines Systems Change Better policy Better job training and support services Better industry practices

Sector Initiatives are Partnerships Workforce Intermediary Business Services Training Services Support Services Recruitment Services Job Seekers and Workers Employers in an Industry Sector

Strategic Goals Sector Initiatives Support 1.Increase access to good jobs 2.Improve job quality 3.Create good jobs

Sector Initiatives: Structure Design/Development Convene partnership Conduct research Target occupations Design services Determine new needs Obtain start-up resources Operations Provide programmatic services to workers and employers Coordinate activities to produce outcomes Obtain resources for sustainability and expansion Bring about system change Management by a Workforce Intermediary Services Delivered by Partner Organizations Focus: An Industry Sector within a Regional Labor Market

Sector Initiative Characteristics 1.Focus intensively on an industry within a regional labor market, and multiple employers in the industry, over a sustained period of time 2.Are led by a workforce intermediary with credibility in the industry 3.Create new pathways for low wage workers into the industry, and up to good jobs and careers 4.Achieve systemic changes that are “win-win” for employers, workers, and the community.

State Policy Important to Sector Initiatives Workforce Intermediary Business Services Training Services Support Services Recruitment Services Job Seekers and Workers Employers in an Industry Sector State Strategy: Framework and Support

State Sector Strategies’ Support for Sector Initiatives Common elements across states: 1.Engaged leadership 2.Co-created core principles (policy framework) 3.Promotion of regionalism 4.Strategic use of funding 5.Data-driven decision making 6.Alignment of public resources and strategies 7.Capacity building 8.Promotion and positioning 9.Evaluation 10.Legislation

Pathways to Good Jobs and Careers Career Pathways often a component of sector initiatives Designed to support work and learning Focused on developing skills and credentials that lead to hiring and promotions Bring together adult education, on-the-job learning, adult education, etc.