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Northeast Tennessee Workforce Investment Board

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The Northeast Tennessee Workforce Investment Board is made up of business and community leaders who volunteer to serve as planners for the local workforce development system. The Northeast Tennessee Workforce Investment Board was designed to meet employer needs, enhance skills and support wage progression in response to changing local Labor Market demands.

 

The Northeast Tennessee Workforce Investment Board will improve opportunities for job seekers by enhancing economic development in Northeast Tennessee and provide guidance and resources to meet employment needs; plus successfully serve the residents and employers of Sullivan, Washington, Carter, Johnson and Unicoi counties.

 

The strategic goals of the Northeast Tennessee Workforce Investment Board include:

 

Provide employer focused services 

Enhance universal access to Career Centers 

Leverage all available resources

Provide training to in/out-of school youth

 

For more information on the Northeast Tennessee Workforce Investment Board please visit our website  at www.netwib.com.

 

NETWIB Highlights

Youth Services - Capitalizing on the award of $1.1 million in federal YouthBuild grant funds, LWIA 1 has implemented a capstone program in youth services targeting attainment of a GED while learning applied math and technology skills by constructing energy efficient homes for deserving families in LWIA 1. 

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Employer Services - State Incumbent Worker grants saw six employers trained approximately 240 individuals in high wage careers. 

Partnership led by Eastman Chemical where LWIA 1 is working with Northeast State Technical Community College to build training infrastructure designed to provide a pipeline of skilled workers to ensure workforce capacity into the next decade. With particular emphasis on the "hidden" supply of underemployed adults, LWIA 1 has created a career ladder system for wage growth. 

LWIA 1 has welcomed three new automotive suppliers employers who are bringing 320 new jobs to the area.  

 

 

 

     

 

 

 

 
 

  Johnson City Center 

 2515 Wesley Street

423.610-0222

      Elizabethton Center    

     386 Highway 91

   423.547-7515

 Kingsport Center

  1140 East Center Street

  423.224-1800

  Bristol Center

   1712 West State Street

           423.989-6600

    Mountain City Center     358 Hospital Road

 423.727-9181

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