One-Stop Operator Sample Clauses

One-Stop Operator. The One-Stop Operator (OSO) carries out activities under title I-B that are not related to the direct provision of workforce investment services (including services to participants and employers). The OSO does not perform functions that are prohibited.
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One-Stop Operator. EC Works, with the agreement of the Executive Committee, has competitively selected Oregon Manufacturing Partnership (OMEP) as the One-Stop Operator for the entire East Cascades Workforce Region, as further outlined within the One-Stop Operator Section. Operator Name: Oregon Manufacturing Extension Partnership Name of Operator Contact Person: Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Online location for competitive One Stop Operator procurement and selection process: xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx Date of Current Contract with One Stop Operator: July 1, 2024- June 30, 2025
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One-Stop Operator. Oregon Manufacturing Extension Partnership (OMEP) was selected through a competitive procurement, per WIOA Section 121(d) and Subpart D, § 678.600 to § 678.635 of WIOA, as the One-Stop Operator serving the East Cascades Workforce Area. The One-Stop Operator is responsible for: • Ensuring that State requirements for center certification are met and maintained. • Ensuring that career services such the ones outlined in WIOA sec. 134(c)(2) are available and accessible. • Reinforcing strategic objectives of EC Works to Partners through Local Leadership Meetings. • Integrating systems and coordinating services for the center and its Partners, placing priority on customer service. • Ensuring the services are seamless to the customer, meaning the services are free of cumbersome transitions or duplicative registrations from one program service to another and there is a smooth customer flow to access the array of services available in the WorkSource center. • Providing and/or contributing to reports of center activities as requested by EC Works. • Ensuring open communication with WorkSource leader(s) to facilitate efficient and effective center operations. • Evaluating customer satisfaction data and propose service strategy changes to EC Works on findings.
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One-Stop Operator. Pursuant to 29 U.S.C. § 3151(d)(1), the CSE Board, with the agreement of the XXXX, is authorized to designate or certify one-stop operators and to terminate for cause the eligibility of such operators.
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One-Stop Operator. The Operator serves as the Harrisonburg Workforce Center Manager who will work with partner leaders to act as the functional leader within the Center. The Operator will have the authority to organize Partner staff in order to optimize and streamline service delivery efforts. Formal leadership, supervision, and performance responsibilities will remain with each staff member’s employer of record. The One Stop Operator will perform the duties as listed below.
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One-Stop Operator. Workforce Economics shall oversee local job centers and shall be responsible for the day-to-day operations of such centers. Workforce Economics shall be designated as the “one stop operator.”
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One-Stop Operator. (a) In accordance with the Agreement, Orange Works is operated by the One Stop Consortium – a four (4)-agency consortium consisting of Orange County Employment & Training Administration (“OCETA”), SUNY Orange, Orange-Ulster BOCES (“OU-BOCES”), and the New York State Department of Labor (“NYSDOL”). (b) As the operator of Orange Works, the One Stop Consortium (also referred to herein as “One-Stop Operator”) will coordinate the service delivery of federally-funded employment and training programs (“Required Partners”) and service providers in accordance with the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (“WIOA”) and as set forth in the Agreement. (c) Collaborative operating consortia leadership will be demonstrated through regularly planned monthly meetings with the four (4) agency members of the One Stop Consortium, with both fixed and flexible agenda items. Staff will receive guidance from the One Stop Consortium through joint written and verbal communication (i.e. such as, staff meetings, staff training, etc.). (d) Operating consortia decisions will be decided by consensus. Stalemate issues will be reviewed by the OCWDB Executive Committee. The One Stop Consortium will determine center-wide policies through communication and dialogue with consortia members. The OCWDB will provide guidance to the One Stop Consortium on policy making, although the One Stop Consortium can recommend and advise on policy issues. Consortia members will assist and coordinate program roles.
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