OSCC REQUIRED PARTNERS Sample Clauses

OSCC REQUIRED PARTNERS. In accordance with WIOA Section 121(c), this Local Memorandum of Understanding has been developed and executed with agreement of the Chief Elected Official of the North Shore Workforce Area), the North Shore Workforce Investment Board and the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) OSCC Required Partners as defined by WIOA in WIOA Regulations 20 CFR Part 678.400 as mandatory partners in the One-Stop Career Centers and include:
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OSCC REQUIRED PARTNERS. In accordance with the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Section 121(c), this Local Memorandum of Understanding has been developed and executed with agreement of the Chief Elected Official of the Metro North Workforce Area, the Metro North Regional Employment Board, and the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) OSCC Required Partners as defined by WIOA in WIOA Regulations 20 CFR Part 678.400 as mandatory Partners in the One-Stop Career Centers and include:
OSCC REQUIRED PARTNERS. This Local Memorandum of Understanding has been developed and executed with agreement of the Chief Elected Official, the Boston PIC, and the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) OSCC Required Partners (hereafter referred to as “Partners”), as defined in WIOA Regulations 20 CFR Part 678.400 as mandatory Partners in the One-Stop Career Centers and include:
OSCC REQUIRED PARTNERS. In accordance with WIOA Section 121(c), this Local Memorandum of Understanding has been developed and executed with agreement of the Chief Elected Officials of the Franklin Hampshire Workforce Development Region, the FHREB, Franklin Hampshire Employment and Training Consortium, and the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) OSCC Required Partners as defined by WIOA in WIOA Regulations 20 CFR Part 678.400 as mandatory Partners in the One-Stop Career Centers include:
OSCC REQUIRED PARTNERS. In accordance with WIOA Section 121(c), this MOU has been developed and executed with the agreement of the Merrimack Valley Workforce Area Chief Elected Official, the MassHire Merrimack Valley Workforce Board - MMVWB -, as defined by the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) at 20 CFR Part 678.400. Merrimack Valley mandatory One-Stop Career Centers Partners include the following:

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