Common use of Priority Populations Clause in Contracts

Priority Populations. The partners determined will serve, at a minimum the following populations: • Unemployment insurance claimants; • Low-income adults (TANF, homeless across WIOA program); • Adult Education participants (Title II); • Individuals with disabilities (Vocational Rehabilitation Title IV); • Veterans; • Older workers; • Re-entry populations; • Youth, including youth with barriers to employment • Migrant Seasonal Farmworkers

Priority Populations. The partners determined will serve, at a minimum the following populations: • Unemployment insurance claimants; • Low-income adults (TANF, homeless across WIOA program); • Adult Education participants (Title II); • Individuals with disabilities (Vocational Rehabilitation Title IV); • Veterans; • Older workers; • Re-entry populations; • Youth, including youth with barriers to employment • Migrant Seasonal Farmworkers

Priority Populations. The partners determined will serve, at a minimum the following populations: •  Unemployment insurance claimants; •  Low-income adults (TANF, homeless across WIOA program); •  Adult Education participants (Title II); •  Individuals with disabilities (Vocational Rehabilitation Title IV); •  Veterans; •  Older workers; •  Re-entry populations; •  Youth, including youth with barriers to employment • Migrant Seasonal Farmworkersemployment

Priority Populations. The partners determined will serve, at a minimum the following populations: •  Unemployment insurance claimants; •  Low-income adults (TANF, homeless across WIOA program); •  Adult Education participants (Title II); •  Individuals with disabilities (Vocational Rehabilitation Title IV); •  Veterans; •  Older workers; •  Re-entry populations; •  Youth, including youth with barriers to employment •  Migrant Seasonal Farmworkers