Employment & Training Administration, USDOL

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The Employment and Training Administration (ETA) within the U.S. Department of Labor administers federal job training and worker dislocation programs. The ETA oversees advisories and directives, laws, and regulations.

The department oversees the administration of federal grants to states for public employment service programs and unemployment insurance benefits. The department coordinates these services through state and local workforce development systems.

The ETA administers a wide range of programs that have at their core the goals of enhanced employment opportunities and business prosperity.