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State Sector Strategies: An Overview
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While local areas are charged with implementing sector partnerships around their regional economies to meet their local labor needs, the role of the states is very different. A state’s role in a sector strategy is to create the conditions under which the local sector partnerships can flourish.
The resources listed on the left-hand side of the screen under “Related Content,” provide information for states looking to create an atmosphere for local sector partnerships to thrive.
Resources identified by “[NEW]” were completed under the ETA Sector Strategies Technical Assistance Initiative.
- [NEW] State Support for Sector Partnerships: A Guide for Action: While no two states’ approaches for supporting sector partnerships will look the same, there exists a set of core “capabilities” that states need to play a meaningful role in their success and long-term sustainability.
- [NEW] Sustaining State Sector Strategies: Brief focusing on successful sector strategies in two states/regions that highlights how the state/regions have funded their strategies and ensured sustainability
- State level self-assessment: States developing and participating in a sector strategy should take this self-assessment to help determine where they have made the most progress in that strategy, but also what areas may be improved.
- State Sector Strategies Coming of Age: Implications for State Workforce Policymakers: Offers an overall snapshot of sector strategies, including a model for building industry partnerships and the kinds of benefits for businesses, workers and the workforce system that are inherent within sector-based programs.
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Cross-Industry
Agriculture/Forestry
Construction
Education Industry Sector
Energy/Utilities
Financial
Green Jobs
Healthcare
Hospitality/Leisure
Information Technology (IT)
Manufacturing - General
Mining
Professional/Business Services
Public Administration/Government
Retail and Trade
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)
Transportation Industry
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- Resource Publication Date: 2016
- Posted by: Angela Dayton
- Posted in: Business Engagement Collaborative