What's the hold up NJ? After all we are a Work First State. Shouldn't we be doing everything to make this all successful?
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Pam Crum
10 years ago
I am not surprised that this has not been released as of yet. We have the right to review this plan please release it asap.
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Patricia Thel
10 years ago
Please release the draft version of the WOIA NJ state plan. Although it is a disappointment that it has not been released yet, we can only move forward with information. Please make this available.
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Mimi Lencovich
10 years ago
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I am surprised and disheartened to hear this. After attending the APSE conference on Friday, it sounded like employment for all was a priority for NJ.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please release the WIOA plan for public comment immediately. Thank you.
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Amy Watts
10 years ago
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I am embarrassed and disappointed that NJ has so far been unable to get our WIOA plan signed and out to the public yet. I feel it is an embarrassment to our state and is a statement from our state government officials that employment for ALL people is not a priority, no matter what proclamations have been made in the past.
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rose dougherty
10 years ago
Please release the draft version of the WOIA NJ state plan so that we the people of the state as well as vested stake holders have time to review and make comments for consideration. Thank you
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Donna Orr
10 years ago
This is an important issue that needs to be addressed immediately by the release of the draft WIOA state plan for New Jersey.
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Peggy Englebert
10 years ago
The people of the state of New Jersey must be given the opportunity to review and comment on the WIOA State plan before it goes to the federal DOL. please release this document now.
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Doris Moos
10 years ago
Please release the WOIA NJ state plan so stakeholders can review and provide public comment.
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Jake Jones
10 years ago
Please disclose WIOA draft for New Jersey asap; as stakeholders need to review and make comments for consideration in regard to the final draft.
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Sandra Smith
10 years ago
Please release New Jersey’s draft WIOA Plan immediately for stakeholder review.
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Joan Nester
10 years ago
Let us have time to review the NJ plan now.
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Sandra and Martin LeBeau
10 years ago
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The delay in releasing the WIOA State Plan for public comment is unconscionable. Those affected by the plan must have time to speak to its provisions. We all do better when we work together and consumers have a valuable perspective on matters that affect them.
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Donna Valicenti
10 years ago
Please release plan for public review
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Suzanne Dicker
10 years ago
I support these vital measures.
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Nancy Wilson
10 years ago
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As the mother of an unemployed adult with autism, this is a critical issue for us.
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Jo McGee
10 years ago
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Work is the single most important aspect in the lives of our disabled adult children. We need a voice in helping them achieve workforce independence. NJ is lagging in its transparency, attention to detail and concern about providing real jobs to disabled adults. The public has a right to carefully consider all aspects of the Plan
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Nantanee Koppstein
10 years ago
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By allowing as little time as 8 days or less before the Federal deadline for stakeholders to review and submit comments on this groundbreaking Act, New Jersey has shown a complete disregard for stakeholders' opinions. New Jersey is dead last among all states to allow public comment on WIOA.
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What's the hold up NJ? After all we are a Work First State. Shouldn't we be doing everything to make this all successful?
I am not surprised that this has not been released as of yet. We have the right to review this plan please release it asap.
Please release the draft version of the WOIA NJ state plan. Although it is a disappointment that it has not been released yet, we can only move forward with information. Please make this available.
I am surprised and disheartened to hear this. After attending the APSE conference on Friday, it sounded like employment for all was a priority for NJ.
Please release the WIOA plan for public comment immediately. Thank you.
I am embarrassed and disappointed that NJ has so far been unable to get our WIOA plan signed and out to the public yet. I feel it is an embarrassment to our state and is a statement from our state government officials that employment for ALL people is not a priority, no matter what proclamations have been made in the past.
Please release the draft version of the WOIA NJ state plan so that we the people of the state as well as vested stake holders have time to review and make comments for consideration. Thank you
This is an important issue that needs to be addressed immediately by the release of the draft WIOA state plan for New Jersey.
The people of the state of New Jersey must be given the opportunity to review and comment on the WIOA State plan before it goes to the federal DOL. please release this document now.
Please release the WOIA NJ state plan so stakeholders can review and provide public comment.
Please disclose WIOA draft for New Jersey asap; as stakeholders need to review and make comments for consideration in regard to the final draft.
Please release New Jersey’s draft WIOA Plan immediately for stakeholder review.
Let us have time to review the NJ plan now.
The delay in releasing the WIOA State Plan for public comment is unconscionable. Those affected by the plan must have time to speak to its provisions. We all do better when we work together and consumers have a valuable perspective on matters that affect them.
Please release plan for public review
I support these vital measures.
As the mother of an unemployed adult with autism, this is a critical issue for us.
Work is the single most important aspect in the lives of our disabled adult children. We need a voice in helping them achieve workforce independence. NJ is lagging in its transparency, attention to detail and concern about providing real jobs to disabled adults. The public has a right to carefully consider all aspects of the Plan
By allowing as little time as 8 days or less before the Federal deadline for stakeholders to review and submit comments on this groundbreaking Act, New Jersey has shown a complete disregard for stakeholders' opinions. New Jersey is dead last among all states to allow public comment on WIOA.