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Pursuant to the Federal
Advisory Committee Act (FACA), as
amended, and the Workforce Innovation
and Opportunity Act (WIOA), notice is
hereby given of the next meeting of the
Native American Employment and
Training Council (Council), as
constituted under WIOA.
DATES: The meeting will begin at 9:00
a.m., (Pacific Daylight Time) on
Tuesday, May 23, 2017, and continue
until 5:00 p.m. that day. The meeting
will reconvene at 9:00 a.m. on
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 and adjourn
at 12:00 p.m. that day. The period from
3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on May 23, 2017
is reserved for participation and
comment by members of the public.
ADDRESSES: The meeting will be held at
the Sheraton Gateway, 6101 West
Century Boulevard, Los Angeles,
California 90045.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Athena R. Brown, DFO, Division of
Indian and Native American Programs,
Employment and Training
Administration, U.S. Department of
Labor, Room S–4209, 200 Constitution
Avenue NW., Washington, DC 20210.
Telephone number (202) 693–3737
(VOICE) (this is not a toll-free number).
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meeting will be open to the public.
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submit a written statement on or before
May 19, 2017, to be included in the
record of the meeting. Statements are to
be submitted to Athena R. Brown,
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SUMMARY:
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Byron Zuidema,
Deputy Assistant Secretary, Employment and
Training Administration.
Employment and Training
Administration
Notice on Reallotment of Workforce
Innovation Opportunity Act (WIOA)
Title I Formula Allotted Funds for
Dislocated Worker Activities for
Program Year (PY) 2016
Employment and Training
Administration (ETA), Labor.
ACTION: Notice.
AGENCY:
The Workforce Innovation
Opportunity Act (WIOA), requires the
Secretary of Labor (Secretary) to
conduct reallotment of certain WIOA
formula allotted funds based on ETA
9130 financial reports submitted by
states as of the end of the prior program
year (PY). This notice publishes the
dislocated worker PY 2016 funds for
recapture by state and the amount to be
reallotted to eligible states.
DATES: This notice is effective April 5,
2017.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms.
Amanda Ahlstrand, Administrator, U.S.
Department of Labor, Office of
Workforce Investment, Employment and
Training Administration, Room C–4526,
200 Constitution Avenue NW.,
Washington, DC. Telephone (202) 693–
3052 (this is not a toll-free number) or
fax (202) 693–3981.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: In the
Fiscal Year (FY) 2016 Appropriations
Act, Congress appropriated WIOA PY
2016 funds in two portions: (1) Funds
available for obligation July 1, 2016 (i.e.,
PY 2016 ‘‘base’’ funds), and (2) funds
available for obligation October 1, 2016
(i.e., Fiscal Year (FY) 2017 ‘‘advance’’
funds). Together, these two portions
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make up the complete PY 2016 WIOA
funding. Training and Employment
Guidance Letter No. 17–15 announced
WIOA allotments based on this
appropriation and alerted states to the
recapture and reallotment of funds’
provisions, as required under WIOA
Section 132(c). This section of WIOA
requires the Secretary of Labor
(Secretary) to conduct reallotment of
excess unobligated WIOA Adult, Youth,
and Dislocated Worker formula funds
based on ETA 9130 financial reports
submitted by states at the end of the
prior program year (i.e., PY 2015).
WIOA regulations at 20 CFR 693.135
describe the procedures the Secretary
uses for recapture and reallotment of
funds. ETA will not recapture any PY
2016 funds for the Adult and Youth
programs because there are no states
where PY 2015 unobligated funds
exceed the statutory requirements of 20
percent of state allotted funds. However,
for the Dislocated Worker program,
Kentucky had unobligated PY 2015
funds in excess of 20 percent of its
allotment. Therefore, ETA will
recapture a total of $805,082 of PY 2016
funding from Kentucky and reallot those
funds to the remaining eligible states, as
required by WIOA Section 132(c).
ETA will issue a Notice of Award to
the states to reflect the recapture and
reallotment of these funds. The
adjustment of funds will be made to the
FY 2017 advance portion of the PY 2016
allotments, which ETA issued in
October 2016. The attached tables
display the net changes to PY 2016
formula allotments and a description of
the reallotment methodology.
WIOA and its implementing
regulations do not provide specific
requirements by which states must
distribute realloted funds, so states have
flexibility to determine the methodology
used.
For any state subject to recapture of
funds, WIOA Section 132(c)(5) requires
the Governor to prescribe equitable
procedures for reacquiring funds from
the state and local areas.
As mentioned, the recapture/
reallotment adjustments will be made to
the FY 2017 advance portion of the PY
2016 allotment. Therefore, for reporting
purposes, states must reflect the
recapture/reallotment amount (decrease
or increase) in the ‘‘Total Federal Funds
Authorized’’ line of any affected FY
2017 ETA 9130 financial reports (State
Dislocated Worker Activities, Statewide
Rapid Response, Local Dislocated
Worker Activities) in a manner
consistent with the method of
distribution of these amounts to state
and local areas used by the state. The
state must include an explanation of the
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adjustment in the remarks section of the
adjusted reports.
I. Attachment A
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION WIOA DISLOCATED WORKER ACTIVITIES PY
2016 REALLOTMENT TO STATES
[02/08/2017]
Calculating reallotment amount
Impact on PY 2016 allotments
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Excess
unobligated
PY 2015
funds to be
recaptured
from PY 2016
funds
Eligible states’
PY 2015 1
dislocated
worker
allotments
Reallotment
amount for
eligible states
(based on
eligible states’
share of PY
2015 allotments)
Total original
PY 2016
allotments before
reallotment
Alabama ...........................................
Alaska ..............................................
Arizona ** ..........................................
Arkansas ..........................................
California ..........................................
Colorado ...........................................
Connecticut ......................................
Delaware ..........................................
District of Columbia ..........................
Florida ..............................................
Georgia ............................................
Hawaii ..............................................
Idaho ................................................
Illinois ...............................................
Indiana .............................................
Iowa ..................................................
Kansas .............................................
Kentucky ..........................................
Louisiana ..........................................
Maine ...............................................
Maryland ..........................................
Massachusetts .................................
Michigan ...........................................
Minnesota .........................................
Mississippi ........................................
Missouri ............................................
Montana ...........................................
Nebraska ..........................................
Nevada .............................................
New Hampshire ...............................
New Jersey ......................................
New Mexico ** ..................................
New York .........................................
North Carolina ..................................
North Dakota ....................................
Ohio ..................................................
Oklahoma .........................................
Oregon .............................................
Pennsylvania ....................................
Puerto Rico ......................................
Rhode Island ....................................
South Carolina .................................
South Dakota ...................................
Tennessee .......................................
Texas ...............................................
Utah ** ..............................................
Vermont ............................................
Virginia .............................................
Washington ......................................
West Virginia ....................................
Wisconsin .........................................
Wyoming ..........................................
$0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
805,082
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
$15,012,219
2,184,119
22,511,715
8,052,059
164,063,131
13,622,336
13,612,474
2,596,904
3,443,627
61,786,732
39,981,701
1,931,277
2,636,879
58,325,151
17,611,408
4,426,239
4,682,959
0
9,215,660
3,592,396
17,549,612
21,265,196
40,080,962
8,332,420
11,047,184
18,476,297
1,699,458
2,016,308
13,272,377
2,355,019
33,968,534
6,691,816
69,009,253
31,698,026
566,170
33,758,857
5,943,501
13,672,401
37,184,902
20,357,210
5,533,256
12,481,973
856,158
21,507,643
55,598,809
2,963,244
806,732
17,685,631
19,533,856
4,814,588
15,763,228
728,014
$12,128
1,765
18,187
6,505
132,548
11,006
10,998
2,098
2,782
49,918
32,301
1,560
2,130
47,121
14,228
3,576
3,783
0
7,445
2,902
14,178
17,180
32,382
6,732
8,925
14,927
1,373
1,629
10,723
1,903
27,443
5,406
55,753
25,609
457
27,274
4,802
11,046
30,042
16,447
4,470
10,084
692
17,376
44,919
2,394
652
14,288
15,782
3,890
12,735
588
$16,427,975
2,854,009
25,029,051
7,757,044
169,644,376
12,323,381
14,353,697
2,349,277
4,499,821
65,053,785
40,521,426
1,894,161
2,385,440
52,763,567
17,062,801
4,004,176
4,609,831
14,673,688
12,042,192
3,249,844
18,580,386
19,237,457
36,259,049
7,537,884
11,826,808
17,142,075
1,537,406
1,824,043
14,417,704
2,130,457
38,809,709
7,937,300
62,428,888
31,022,721
728,444
30,539,787
5,376,760
14,140,167
36,591,154
25,824,090
5,005,633
16,310,315
1,070,734
23,146,617
50,297,194
3,143,067
890,075
16,945,520
22,462,284
6,291,269
14,260,128
740,333
$12,128
1,765
18,187
6,505
132,548
11,006
10,998
2,098
2,782
49,918
32,301
1,560
2,130
47,121
14,228
3,576
3,783
(805,082)
7,445
2,902
14,178
17,180
32,382
6,732
8,925
14,927
1,373
1,629
10,723
1,903
27,443
5,406
55,753
25,609
457
27,274
4,802
11,046
30,042
16,447
4,470
10,084
692
17,376
44,919
2,394
652
14,288
15,782
3,890
12,735
588
$16,440,103
2,855,774
25,047,238
7,763,549
169,776,924
12,334,387
14,364,695
2,351,375
4,502,603
65,103,703
40,553,727
1,895,721
2,387,570
52,810,688
17,077,029
4,007,752
4,613,614
13,868,606
12,049,637
3,252,746
18,594,564
19,254,637
36,291,431
7,544,616
11,835,733
17,157,002
1,538,779
1,825,672
14,428,427
2,132,360
38,837,152
7,942,706
62,484,641
31,048,330
728,901
30,567,061
5,381,562
14,151,213
36,621,196
25,840,537
5,010,103
16,320,399
1,071,426
23,163,993
50,342,113
3,145,461
890,727
16,959,808
22,478,066
6,295,159
14,272,863
740,921
State total ..................................
805,082
996,507,621
805,082
1,017,955,000
0
1,017,955,000
Recapture/
reallotment
adjustment
to PY 2016
allotments
Revised
total
PY 2016
allotments
** Includes Navajo Nation.
1 PY 2015 allotment amounts are used to determine the reallotment amount eligible states receive of the recaptured amount.
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II. Attachment B
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION, WIOA DISLOCATED WORKER ACTIVITIES,
PY 2016 REVISED ALLOTMENTS WITH REALLOTMENT—PY/FY SPLIT
[01/27/2017]
Total allotment
Original
Available 7/1/16
Recapture/
reallotment
Original
Recapture/
reallotment
Revised
Revised
Available 10/1/16
Original
Recapture/
reallotment
Revised
Alabama ................
Alaska ...................
Arizona * ................
Arkansas ...............
California ...............
Colorado ...............
Connecticut ...........
Delaware ...............
District of Columbia
Florida ...................
Georgia .................
Hawaii ...................
Idaho .....................
Illinois ....................
Indiana ..................
Iowa ......................
Kansas ..................
Kentucky ...............
Louisiana ...............
Maine ....................
Maryland ...............
Massachusetts ......
Michigan ................
Minnesota .............
Mississippi .............
Missouri .................
Montana ................
Nebraska ...............
Nevada ..................
New Hampshire ....
New Jersey ...........
New Mexico * ........
New York ..............
North Carolina .......
North Dakota .........
Ohio ......................
Oklahoma ..............
Oregon ..................
Pennsylvania .........
Puerto Rico ...........
Rhode Island .........
South Carolina ......
South Dakota ........
Tennessee ............
Texas ....................
Utah * ....................
Vermont ................
Virginia ..................
Washington ...........
West Virginia .........
Wisconsin ..............
Wyoming ...............
16,427,975
2,854,009
25,029,051
7,757,044
169,644,376
12,323,381
14,353,697
2,349,277
4,499,821
65,053,785
40,521,426
1,894,161
2,385,440
52,763,567
17,062,801
4,004,176
4,609,831
14,673,688
12,042,192
3,249,844
18,580,386
19,237,457
36,259,049
7,537,884
11,826,808
17,142,075
1,537,406
1,824,043
14,417,704
2,130,457
38,809,709
7,937,300
62,428,888
31,022,721
728,444
30,539,787
5,376,760
14,140,167
36,591,154
25,824,090
5,005,633
16,310,315
1,070,734
23,146,617
50,297,194
3,143,067
890,075
16,945,520
22,462,284
6,291,269
14,260,128
740,333
12,128
1,765
18,187
6,505
132,548
11,006
10,998
2,098
2,782
49,918
32,301
1,560
2,130
47,121
14,228
3,576
3,783
(805,082)
7,445
2,902
14,178
17,180
32,382
6,732
8,925
14,927
1,373
1,629
10,723
1,903
27,443
5,406
55,753
25,609
457
27,274
4,802
11,046
30,042
16,447
4,470
10,084
692
17,376
44,919
2,394
652
14,288
15,782
3,890
12,735
588
16,440,103
2,855,774
25,047,238
7,763,549
169,776,924
12,334,387
14,364,695
2,351,375
4,502,603
65,103,703
40,553,727
1,895,721
2,387,570
52,810,688
17,077,029
4,007,752
4,613,614
13,868,606
12,049,637
3,252,746
18,594,564
19,254,637
36,291,431
7,544,616
11,835,733
17,157,002
1,538,779
1,825,672
14,428,427
2,132,360
38,837,152
7,942,706
62,484,641
31,048,330
728,901
30,567,061
5,381,562
14,151,213
36,621,196
25,840,537
5,010,103
16,320,399
1,071,426
23,163,993
50,342,113
3,145,461
890,727
16,959,808
22,478,066
6,295,159
14,272,863
740,921
2,595,993
450,998
3,955,158
1,225,789
26,807,663
1,947,374
2,268,210
371,239
711,074
10,279,975
6,403,305
299,320
376,954
8,337,841
2,696,310
632,751
728,458
2,318,776
1,902,940
513,549
2,936,123
3,039,955
5,729,753
1,191,157
1,868,904
2,708,837
242,945
288,240
2,278,325
336,661
6,132,815
1,254,274
9,865,182
4,902,294
115,111
4,825,980
849,650
2,234,467
5,782,233
4,080,792
791,004
2,577,400
169,200
3,657,691
7,948,098
496,676
140,652
2,677,777
3,549,551
994,163
2,253,424
116,989
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2,595,993
450,998
3,955,158
1,225,789
26,807,663
1,947,374
2,268,210
371,239
711,074
10,279,975
6,403,305
299,320
376,954
8,337,841
2,696,310
632,751
728,458
2,318,776
1,902,940
513,549
2,936,123
3,039,955
5,729,753
1,191,157
1,868,904
2,708,837
242,945
288,240
2,278,325
336,661
6,132,815
1,254,274
9,865,182
4,902,294
115,111
4,825,980
849,650
2,234,467
5,782,233
4,080,792
791,004
2,577,400
169,200
3,657,691
7,948,098
496,676
140,652
2,677,777
3,549,551
994,163
2,253,424
116,989
13,831,982
2,403,011
21,073,893
6,531,255
142,836,713
10,376,007
12,085,487
1,978,038
3,788,747
54,773,810
34,118,121
1,594,841
2,008,486
44,425,726
14,366,491
3,371,425
3,881,373
12,354,912
10,139,252
2,736,295
15,644,263
16,197,502
30,529,296
6,346,727
9,957,904
14,433,238
1,294,461
1,535,803
12,139,379
1,793,796
32,676,894
6,683,026
52,563,706
26,120,427
613,333
25,713,807
4,527,110
11,905,700
30,808,921
21,743,298
4,214,629
13,732,915
901,534
19,488,926
42,349,096
2,646,391
749,423
14,267,743
18,912,733
5,297,106
12,006,704
623,344
12,128
1,765
18,187
6,505
132,548
11,006
10,998
2,098
2,782
49,918
32,301
1,560
2,130
47,121
14,228
3,576
3,783
(805,082)
7,445
2,902
14,178
17,180
32,382
6,732
8,925
14,927
1,373
1,629
10,723
1,903
27,443
5,406
55,753
25,609
457
27,274
4,802
11,046
30,042
16,447
4,470
10,084
692
17,376
44,919
2,394
652
14,288
15,782
3,890
12,735
588
13,844,110
2,404,776
21,092,080
6,537,760
142,969,261
10,387,013
12,096,485
1,980,136
3,791,529
54,823,728
34,150,422
1,596,401
2,010,616
44,472,847
14,380,719
3,375,001
3,885,156
11,549,830
10,146,697
2,739,197
15,658,441
16,214,682
30,561,678
6,353,459
9,966,829
14,448,165
1,295,834
1,537,432
12,150,102
1,795,699
32,704,337
6,688,432
52,619,459
26,146,036
613,790
25,741,081
4,531,912
11,916,746
30,838,963
21,759,745
4,219,099
13,742,999
902,226
19,506,302
42,394,015
2,648,785
750,075
14,282,031
18,928,515
5,300,996
12,019,439
623,932
State Total .....
1,017,955,000
...................
1,017,955,000
160,860,000
...................
160,860,000
857,095,000
...................
857,095,000
* Includes funds allocated to the Navajo Nation.
III. Attachment C
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Dislocated Worker (DW) State Formula
PY 2016 Reallotment Methodology
Reallotment Summary: This year the
Employment and Training
Administration (ETA) analyzed
Dislocated Worker ETA 9130 financial
reports from the June 30, 2016 reporting
period for funds provided to states in
PY 2015, to determine if any state had
unobligated funds in excess of 20
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percent of their PY 2015 allotment
amount. If so, ETA will recapture that
amount from PY 2016 funds and reallot
the recaptured funds among eligible
states.
• Source Data: ETA 9130 financial
reports.
• Programs: State Dislocated Worker,
Statewide Rapid Response, Local
Dislocated Worker.
• Period: June 30, 2016.
• Years covered: PY 2015 and FY
2016.
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Reallotment Calculation Process
1. Determine each state’s unobligated
balance: ETA computes the state’s total
amount of PY 2015 state obligations
(including FY 2016 funds) for the DW
program. State obligations are the sum
of DW statewide activities obligations,
Statewide Rapid Response obligations,
and 100 percent of what the state
authorizes for DW local activities
(which includes program and
administrative funds). To determine the
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unobligated balance for the DW
program, ETA subtracts the total DW
obligations amount from the state’s total
PY 2015 DW allotment (Note: for this
process, ETA adds DW allotted funds
transferred to the Navajo Nation back to
Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah local
DW authorized amounts).
2. Excluding state administrative
costs: Section 683.135 of the regulations
provides that the recapture calculations
exclude the reserve for state
administration which is part of the DW
statewide activities. States do not report
data on state administrative amounts
authorized and obligated on the ETA
9130 financial reports. In the
preliminary calculation, to determine
states potentially liable for recapture,
ETA estimates the DW portion of the
state administrative amount authorized
by calculating the five percent
maximum amount for state DW
administrative costs using the DW state
allotment amounts (excluding any
recapture/reallotment that occurred).
ETA treats 100 percent of the state’s
estimated amount authorized for
administration as obligated, although
the estimate of state administration
obligations is limited by reported
statewide activities obligations overall.
3. Follow-up with states potentially
liable for recapture: ETA requests that
those states potentially liable for
recapture provide additional data on
state administrative amounts which are
not regularly reported on the PY 2015
and FY 2016 statewide activities
reports. The additional information
requested includes the amount of
statewide activities funds the state
authorized and obligated for state
administration as of June 30, 2016. If a
state provides actual state DW
administrative costs, authorized and
obligated, in the comments section of
revised ETA 9130 reports, this data
replaces the estimates. Based on the
requested actual data submitted by
potentially liable states on revised
reports, ETA reduces the DW total
allotment for these states by the amount
states indicate they authorized for state
administrative costs. Likewise, ETA
reduces the DW total obligations for
these states by the portion actually
obligated for state administration.
4. Recapture calculation: States
(including those adjusted by actual state
administrative data) with unobligated
balances exceeding 20 percent of the
total PY 2015 DW allotment amount
(including PY 2015 ‘‘base’’ funds and
FY 2016 ‘‘advance’’ funds) will have
their PY 2016 DW funding (from the FY
2017 ‘‘advance’’ portion) reduced
(recaptured) by the amount of the
excess.
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5. Reallotment calculation: Finally,
states with unobligated balances which
do not exceed 20 percent (eligible states)
will receive a share of the total
recaptured amount (based on their share
of the total PY 2015 (including their PY
2015 ‘‘base’’ and FY 2016 ‘‘advance’’
amount DW allotments) in their PY
2016 DW funding (in the FY 2017
‘‘advance’’ portion).
Signed at Washington, DC, this March 15,
2017.
Byron Zuidema,
Deputy Assistant Secretary for the
Employment and Training Administration.
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BILLING CODE 4510–30–P
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Occupational Safety and Health
Administration
[Docket No. OSHA–2017–0005]
Electric Power Generation,
Transmission, and Distribution
Standards for Construction and
General Industry and Electrical
Protective Equipment Standards for
Construction and General Industry;
Extension of the Office of Management
and Budget’s (OMB) Approval of
Collections of Information
Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA), Labor.
ACTION: Request for public comments.
AGENCY:
OSHA solicits public
comments concerning its request for an
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DATES: Comments must be submitted
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Facsimile: If your comments,
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OSHA–2017–0005, Occupational Safety
and Health Administration, U.S.
Department of Labor, Room N–3653,
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Washington, DC 20210.
Deliveries (hand, express mail,
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e.t.
Instructions: All submissions must
include the Agency name and OSHA
docket number (OSHA–2017–0005) for
the Information Collection Request
(ICR). All comments, including any
personal information you provide, are
placed in the public docket without
change, and may be made available
online at https://www.regulations.gov.
For further information on submitting
comments see the ‘‘Public
Participation’’ heading in the section of
this notice titled SUPPLEMENTARY
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notice) are listed in the https://
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All submissions, including copyrighted
material, are available for inspection
and copying at the OSHA Docket Office.
You may contact Theda Kenney at the
address below to obtain a copy of the
ICR.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Theda Kenney or Todd Owen,
Directorate of Standards and Guidance,
OSHA, U.S. Department of Labor, Room
N–3609, 200 Constitution Avenue NW.,
Washington, DC 20210; telephone (202)
693–2222.
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I. Background
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continuing effort to reduce paperwork
and respondent (i.e., employer) burden,
conducts a preclearance consultation
program to provide the public with an
opportunity to comment on proposed
and continuing collections of
information in accordance with the
Paperwork Reduction Act (44 U.S.C.
3506(c)(2)(A)). This program ensures
that information is in the desired
format, reporting burden (time and
costs) is minimal, collection
instruments are clearly understood, and
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DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Employment and Training Administration
Notice on Reallotment of Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act
(WIOA) Title I Formula Allotted Funds for Dislocated Worker Activities
for Program Year (PY) 2016
AGENCY: Employment and Training Administration (ETA), Labor.
ACTION: Notice.
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SUMMARY: The Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act (WIOA), requires the
Secretary of Labor (Secretary) to conduct reallotment of certain WIOA
formula allotted funds based on ETA 9130 financial reports submitted by
states as of the end of the prior program year (PY). This notice
publishes the dislocated worker PY 2016 funds for recapture by state
and the amount to be reallotted to eligible states.
DATES: This notice is effective April 5, 2017.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms. Amanda Ahlstrand, Administrator,
U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Workforce Investment, Employment
and Training Administration, Room C-4526, 200 Constitution Avenue NW.,
Washington, DC. Telephone (202) 693-3052 (this is not a toll-free
number) or fax (202) 693-3981.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: In the Fiscal Year (FY) 2016 Appropriations
Act, Congress appropriated WIOA PY 2016 funds in two portions: (1)
Funds available for obligation July 1, 2016 (i.e., PY 2016 ``base''
funds), and (2) funds available for obligation October 1, 2016 (i.e.,
Fiscal Year (FY) 2017 ``advance'' funds). Together, these two portions
make up the complete PY 2016 WIOA funding. Training and Employment
Guidance Letter No. 17-15 announced WIOA allotments based on this
appropriation and alerted states to the recapture and reallotment of
funds' provisions, as required under WIOA Section 132(c). This section
of WIOA requires the Secretary of Labor (Secretary) to conduct
reallotment of excess unobligated WIOA Adult, Youth, and Dislocated
Worker formula funds based on ETA 9130 financial reports submitted by
states at the end of the prior program year (i.e., PY 2015).
WIOA regulations at 20 CFR 693.135 describe the procedures the
Secretary uses for recapture and reallotment of funds. ETA will not
recapture any PY 2016 funds for the Adult and Youth programs because
there are no states where PY 2015 unobligated funds exceed the
statutory requirements of 20 percent of state allotted funds. However,
for the Dislocated Worker program, Kentucky had unobligated PY 2015
funds in excess of 20 percent of its allotment. Therefore, ETA will
recapture a total of $805,082 of PY 2016 funding from Kentucky and
reallot those funds to the remaining eligible states, as required by
WIOA Section 132(c).
ETA will issue a Notice of Award to the states to reflect the
recapture and reallotment of these funds. The adjustment of funds will
be made to the FY 2017 advance portion of the PY 2016 allotments, which
ETA issued in October 2016. The attached tables display the net changes
to PY 2016 formula allotments and a description of the reallotment
methodology.
WIOA and its implementing regulations do not provide specific
requirements by which states must distribute realloted funds, so states
have flexibility to determine the methodology used.
For any state subject to recapture of funds, WIOA Section 132(c)(5)
requires the Governor to prescribe equitable procedures for reacquiring
funds from the state and local areas.
As mentioned, the recapture/reallotment adjustments will be made to
the FY 2017 advance portion of the PY 2016 allotment. Therefore, for
reporting purposes, states must reflect the recapture/reallotment
amount (decrease or increase) in the ``Total Federal Funds Authorized''
line of any affected FY 2017 ETA 9130 financial reports (State
Dislocated Worker Activities, Statewide Rapid Response, Local
Dislocated Worker Activities) in a manner consistent with the method of
distribution of these amounts to state and local areas used by the
state. The state must include an explanation of the
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adjustment in the remarks section of the adjusted reports.
I. Attachment A
U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration WIOA Dislocated Worker Activities PY 2016 Reallotment to States
[02/08/2017]
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Calculating reallotment amount Impact on PY 2016 allotments
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Reallotment
Excess Eligible amount for
unobligated PY states' PY eligible Total original Recapture/
2015 funds to 2015 \1\ states (based PY 2016 reallotment Revised total PY
be recaptured dislocated on eligible allotments adjustment to 2016 allotments
from PY 2016 worker states' share before PY 2016
funds allotments of PY 2015 reallotment allotments
allotments)
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Alabama............................................. $0 $15,012,219 $12,128 $16,427,975 $12,128 $16,440,103
Alaska.............................................. 0 2,184,119 1,765 2,854,009 1,765 2,855,774
Arizona **.......................................... 0 22,511,715 18,187 25,029,051 18,187 25,047,238
Arkansas............................................ 0 8,052,059 6,505 7,757,044 6,505 7,763,549
California.......................................... 0 164,063,131 132,548 169,644,376 132,548 169,776,924
Colorado............................................ 0 13,622,336 11,006 12,323,381 11,006 12,334,387
Connecticut......................................... 0 13,612,474 10,998 14,353,697 10,998 14,364,695
Delaware............................................ 0 2,596,904 2,098 2,349,277 2,098 2,351,375
District of Columbia................................ 0 3,443,627 2,782 4,499,821 2,782 4,502,603
Florida............................................. 0 61,786,732 49,918 65,053,785 49,918 65,103,703
Georgia............................................. 0 39,981,701 32,301 40,521,426 32,301 40,553,727
Hawaii.............................................. 0 1,931,277 1,560 1,894,161 1,560 1,895,721
Idaho............................................... 0 2,636,879 2,130 2,385,440 2,130 2,387,570
Illinois............................................ 0 58,325,151 47,121 52,763,567 47,121 52,810,688
Indiana............................................. 0 17,611,408 14,228 17,062,801 14,228 17,077,029
Iowa................................................ 0 4,426,239 3,576 4,004,176 3,576 4,007,752
Kansas.............................................. 0 4,682,959 3,783 4,609,831 3,783 4,613,614
Kentucky............................................ 805,082 0 0 14,673,688 (805,082) 13,868,606
Louisiana........................................... 0 9,215,660 7,445 12,042,192 7,445 12,049,637
Maine............................................... 0 3,592,396 2,902 3,249,844 2,902 3,252,746
Maryland............................................ 0 17,549,612 14,178 18,580,386 14,178 18,594,564
Massachusetts....................................... 0 21,265,196 17,180 19,237,457 17,180 19,254,637
Michigan............................................ 0 40,080,962 32,382 36,259,049 32,382 36,291,431
Minnesota........................................... 0 8,332,420 6,732 7,537,884 6,732 7,544,616
Mississippi......................................... 0 11,047,184 8,925 11,826,808 8,925 11,835,733
Missouri............................................ 0 18,476,297 14,927 17,142,075 14,927 17,157,002
Montana............................................. 0 1,699,458 1,373 1,537,406 1,373 1,538,779
Nebraska............................................ 0 2,016,308 1,629 1,824,043 1,629 1,825,672
Nevada.............................................. 0 13,272,377 10,723 14,417,704 10,723 14,428,427
New Hampshire....................................... 0 2,355,019 1,903 2,130,457 1,903 2,132,360
New Jersey.......................................... 0 33,968,534 27,443 38,809,709 27,443 38,837,152
New Mexico **....................................... 0 6,691,816 5,406 7,937,300 5,406 7,942,706
New York............................................ 0 69,009,253 55,753 62,428,888 55,753 62,484,641
North Carolina...................................... 0 31,698,026 25,609 31,022,721 25,609 31,048,330
North Dakota........................................ 0 566,170 457 728,444 457 728,901
Ohio................................................ 0 33,758,857 27,274 30,539,787 27,274 30,567,061
Oklahoma............................................ 0 5,943,501 4,802 5,376,760 4,802 5,381,562
Oregon.............................................. 0 13,672,401 11,046 14,140,167 11,046 14,151,213
Pennsylvania........................................ 0 37,184,902 30,042 36,591,154 30,042 36,621,196
Puerto Rico......................................... 0 20,357,210 16,447 25,824,090 16,447 25,840,537
Rhode Island........................................ 0 5,533,256 4,470 5,005,633 4,470 5,010,103
South Carolina...................................... 0 12,481,973 10,084 16,310,315 10,084 16,320,399
South Dakota........................................ 0 856,158 692 1,070,734 692 1,071,426
Tennessee........................................... 0 21,507,643 17,376 23,146,617 17,376 23,163,993
Texas............................................... 0 55,598,809 44,919 50,297,194 44,919 50,342,113
Utah **............................................. 0 2,963,244 2,394 3,143,067 2,394 3,145,461
Vermont............................................. 0 806,732 652 890,075 652 890,727
Virginia............................................ 0 17,685,631 14,288 16,945,520 14,288 16,959,808
Washington.......................................... 0 19,533,856 15,782 22,462,284 15,782 22,478,066
West Virginia....................................... 0 4,814,588 3,890 6,291,269 3,890 6,295,159
Wisconsin........................................... 0 15,763,228 12,735 14,260,128 12,735 14,272,863
Wyoming............................................. 0 728,014 588 740,333 588 740,921
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State total..................................... 805,082 996,507,621 805,082 1,017,955,000 0 1,017,955,000
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** Includes Navajo Nation.
\1\ PY 2015 allotment amounts are used to determine the reallotment amount eligible states receive of the recaptured amount.
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II. Attachment B
U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration, WIOA Dislocated Worker Activities, PY 2016 Revised Allotments With Reallotment--PY/FY Split
[01/27/2017]
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Total allotment Available 7/1/16 Available 10/1/16
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Recapture/ Recapture/ Recapture/
Original reallotment Revised Original reallotment Revised Original reallotment Revised
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Alabama.................................................. 16,427,975 12,128 16,440,103 2,595,993 ........... 2,595,993 13,831,982 12,128 13,844,110
Alaska................................................... 2,854,009 1,765 2,855,774 450,998 ........... 450,998 2,403,011 1,765 2,404,776
Arizona *................................................ 25,029,051 18,187 25,047,238 3,955,158 ........... 3,955,158 21,073,893 18,187 21,092,080
Arkansas................................................. 7,757,044 6,505 7,763,549 1,225,789 ........... 1,225,789 6,531,255 6,505 6,537,760
California............................................... 169,644,376 132,548 169,776,924 26,807,663 ........... 26,807,663 142,836,713 132,548 142,969,261
Colorado................................................. 12,323,381 11,006 12,334,387 1,947,374 ........... 1,947,374 10,376,007 11,006 10,387,013
Connecticut.............................................. 14,353,697 10,998 14,364,695 2,268,210 ........... 2,268,210 12,085,487 10,998 12,096,485
Delaware................................................. 2,349,277 2,098 2,351,375 371,239 ........... 371,239 1,978,038 2,098 1,980,136
District of Columbia..................................... 4,499,821 2,782 4,502,603 711,074 ........... 711,074 3,788,747 2,782 3,791,529
Florida.................................................. 65,053,785 49,918 65,103,703 10,279,975 ........... 10,279,975 54,773,810 49,918 54,823,728
Georgia.................................................. 40,521,426 32,301 40,553,727 6,403,305 ........... 6,403,305 34,118,121 32,301 34,150,422
Hawaii................................................... 1,894,161 1,560 1,895,721 299,320 ........... 299,320 1,594,841 1,560 1,596,401
Idaho.................................................... 2,385,440 2,130 2,387,570 376,954 ........... 376,954 2,008,486 2,130 2,010,616
Illinois................................................. 52,763,567 47,121 52,810,688 8,337,841 ........... 8,337,841 44,425,726 47,121 44,472,847
Indiana.................................................. 17,062,801 14,228 17,077,029 2,696,310 ........... 2,696,310 14,366,491 14,228 14,380,719
Iowa..................................................... 4,004,176 3,576 4,007,752 632,751 ........... 632,751 3,371,425 3,576 3,375,001
Kansas................................................... 4,609,831 3,783 4,613,614 728,458 ........... 728,458 3,881,373 3,783 3,885,156
Kentucky................................................. 14,673,688 (805,082) 13,868,606 2,318,776 ........... 2,318,776 12,354,912 (805,082) 11,549,830
Louisiana................................................ 12,042,192 7,445 12,049,637 1,902,940 ........... 1,902,940 10,139,252 7,445 10,146,697
Maine.................................................... 3,249,844 2,902 3,252,746 513,549 ........... 513,549 2,736,295 2,902 2,739,197
Maryland................................................. 18,580,386 14,178 18,594,564 2,936,123 ........... 2,936,123 15,644,263 14,178 15,658,441
Massachusetts............................................ 19,237,457 17,180 19,254,637 3,039,955 ........... 3,039,955 16,197,502 17,180 16,214,682
Michigan................................................. 36,259,049 32,382 36,291,431 5,729,753 ........... 5,729,753 30,529,296 32,382 30,561,678
Minnesota................................................ 7,537,884 6,732 7,544,616 1,191,157 ........... 1,191,157 6,346,727 6,732 6,353,459
Mississippi.............................................. 11,826,808 8,925 11,835,733 1,868,904 ........... 1,868,904 9,957,904 8,925 9,966,829
Missouri................................................. 17,142,075 14,927 17,157,002 2,708,837 ........... 2,708,837 14,433,238 14,927 14,448,165
Montana.................................................. 1,537,406 1,373 1,538,779 242,945 ........... 242,945 1,294,461 1,373 1,295,834
Nebraska................................................. 1,824,043 1,629 1,825,672 288,240 ........... 288,240 1,535,803 1,629 1,537,432
Nevada................................................... 14,417,704 10,723 14,428,427 2,278,325 ........... 2,278,325 12,139,379 10,723 12,150,102
New Hampshire............................................ 2,130,457 1,903 2,132,360 336,661 ........... 336,661 1,793,796 1,903 1,795,699
New Jersey............................................... 38,809,709 27,443 38,837,152 6,132,815 ........... 6,132,815 32,676,894 27,443 32,704,337
New Mexico *............................................. 7,937,300 5,406 7,942,706 1,254,274 ........... 1,254,274 6,683,026 5,406 6,688,432
New York................................................. 62,428,888 55,753 62,484,641 9,865,182 ........... 9,865,182 52,563,706 55,753 52,619,459
North Carolina........................................... 31,022,721 25,609 31,048,330 4,902,294 ........... 4,902,294 26,120,427 25,609 26,146,036
North Dakota............................................. 728,444 457 728,901 115,111 ........... 115,111 613,333 457 613,790
Ohio..................................................... 30,539,787 27,274 30,567,061 4,825,980 ........... 4,825,980 25,713,807 27,274 25,741,081
Oklahoma................................................. 5,376,760 4,802 5,381,562 849,650 ........... 849,650 4,527,110 4,802 4,531,912
Oregon................................................... 14,140,167 11,046 14,151,213 2,234,467 ........... 2,234,467 11,905,700 11,046 11,916,746
Pennsylvania............................................. 36,591,154 30,042 36,621,196 5,782,233 ........... 5,782,233 30,808,921 30,042 30,838,963
Puerto Rico.............................................. 25,824,090 16,447 25,840,537 4,080,792 ........... 4,080,792 21,743,298 16,447 21,759,745
Rhode Island............................................. 5,005,633 4,470 5,010,103 791,004 ........... 791,004 4,214,629 4,470 4,219,099
South Carolina........................................... 16,310,315 10,084 16,320,399 2,577,400 ........... 2,577,400 13,732,915 10,084 13,742,999
South Dakota............................................. 1,070,734 692 1,071,426 169,200 ........... 169,200 901,534 692 902,226
Tennessee................................................ 23,146,617 17,376 23,163,993 3,657,691 ........... 3,657,691 19,488,926 17,376 19,506,302
Texas.................................................... 50,297,194 44,919 50,342,113 7,948,098 ........... 7,948,098 42,349,096 44,919 42,394,015
Utah *................................................... 3,143,067 2,394 3,145,461 496,676 ........... 496,676 2,646,391 2,394 2,648,785
Vermont.................................................. 890,075 652 890,727 140,652 ........... 140,652 749,423 652 750,075
Virginia................................................. 16,945,520 14,288 16,959,808 2,677,777 ........... 2,677,777 14,267,743 14,288 14,282,031
Washington............................................... 22,462,284 15,782 22,478,066 3,549,551 ........... 3,549,551 18,912,733 15,782 18,928,515
West Virginia............................................ 6,291,269 3,890 6,295,159 994,163 ........... 994,163 5,297,106 3,890 5,300,996
Wisconsin................................................ 14,260,128 12,735 14,272,863 2,253,424 ........... 2,253,424 12,006,704 12,735 12,019,439
Wyoming.................................................. 740,333 588 740,921 116,989 ........... 116,989 623,344 588 623,932
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State Total.......................................... 1,017,955,000 ........... 1,017,955,000 160,860,000 ........... 160,860,000 857,095,000 ........... 857,095,000
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* Includes funds allocated to the Navajo Nation.
III. Attachment C
Dislocated Worker (DW) State Formula PY 2016 Reallotment Methodology
Reallotment Summary: This year the Employment and Training
Administration (ETA) analyzed Dislocated Worker ETA 9130 financial
reports from the June 30, 2016 reporting period for funds provided to
states in PY 2015, to determine if any state had unobligated funds in
excess of 20 percent of their PY 2015 allotment amount. If so, ETA will
recapture that amount from PY 2016 funds and reallot the recaptured
funds among eligible states.
Source Data: ETA 9130 financial reports.
Programs: State Dislocated Worker, Statewide Rapid
Response, Local Dislocated Worker.
Period: June 30, 2016.
Years covered: PY 2015 and FY 2016.
Reallotment Calculation Process
1. Determine each state's unobligated balance: ETA computes the
state's total amount of PY 2015 state obligations (including FY 2016
funds) for the DW program. State obligations are the sum of DW
statewide activities obligations, Statewide Rapid Response obligations,
and 100 percent of what the state authorizes for DW local activities
(which includes program and administrative funds). To determine the
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unobligated balance for the DW program, ETA subtracts the total DW
obligations amount from the state's total PY 2015 DW allotment (Note:
for this process, ETA adds DW allotted funds transferred to the Navajo
Nation back to Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah local DW authorized
amounts).
2. Excluding state administrative costs: Section 683.135 of the
regulations provides that the recapture calculations exclude the
reserve for state administration which is part of the DW statewide
activities. States do not report data on state administrative amounts
authorized and obligated on the ETA 9130 financial reports. In the
preliminary calculation, to determine states potentially liable for
recapture, ETA estimates the DW portion of the state administrative
amount authorized by calculating the five percent maximum amount for
state DW administrative costs using the DW state allotment amounts
(excluding any recapture/reallotment that occurred). ETA treats 100
percent of the state's estimated amount authorized for administration
as obligated, although the estimate of state administration obligations
is limited by reported statewide activities obligations overall.
3. Follow-up with states potentially liable for recapture: ETA
requests that those states potentially liable for recapture provide
additional data on state administrative amounts which are not regularly
reported on the PY 2015 and FY 2016 statewide activities reports. The
additional information requested includes the amount of statewide
activities funds the state authorized and obligated for state
administration as of June 30, 2016. If a state provides actual state DW
administrative costs, authorized and obligated, in the comments section
of revised ETA 9130 reports, this data replaces the estimates. Based on
the requested actual data submitted by potentially liable states on
revised reports, ETA reduces the DW total allotment for these states by
the amount states indicate they authorized for state administrative
costs. Likewise, ETA reduces the DW total obligations for these states
by the portion actually obligated for state administration.
4. Recapture calculation: States (including those adjusted by
actual state administrative data) with unobligated balances exceeding
20 percent of the total PY 2015 DW allotment amount (including PY 2015
``base'' funds and FY 2016 ``advance'' funds) will have their PY 2016
DW funding (from the FY 2017 ``advance'' portion) reduced (recaptured)
by the amount of the excess.
5. Reallotment calculation: Finally, states with unobligated
balances which do not exceed 20 percent (eligible states) will receive
a share of the total recaptured amount (based on their share of the
total PY 2015 (including their PY 2015 ``base'' and FY 2016 ``advance''
amount DW allotments) in their PY 2016 DW funding (in the FY 2017
``advance'' portion).
Signed at Washington, DC, this March 15, 2017.
Byron Zuidema,
Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Employment and Training
Administration.
[FR Doc. 2017-06779 Filed 4-4-17; 8:45 am]
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