20 CFR Part 684
PART 684—INDIAN AND NATIVE AMERICAN PROGRAMS UNDER TITLE I OF THE WORKFORCE INNOVATION AND OPPORTUNITY ACT
- PART 684—INDIAN AND NATIVE AMERICAN PROGRAMS UNDER TITLE I OF THE WORKFORCE INNOVATION AND OPPORTUNITY ACT
- Chapter V—Employment and Training Administration, Department of Labor
- Subpart A—Purposes and Policies
- § 684.100 What is the purpose of the programs established to serve Indians and Native Americans under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act?
- § 684.110 How must Indian and Native American programs be administered?
- § 684.120 What obligation does the Department have to consult with the Indian and Native American grantee community in developing rules, regulations, and standards of accountability for Indian and Native American programs?
- § 684.130 What definitions apply to terms used in this part?
- Subpart B—Service Delivery Systems Applicable to Section 166 Programs
- § 684.200 What are the requirements to apply for a Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act grant?
- § 684.210 What priority for awarding grants is given to eligible organizations?
- § 684.220 What is the process for applying for a Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act grant?
- § 684.230 What appeal rights are available to entities that are denied a grant award?
- § 684.240 Are there any other ways in which an entity may be awarded a Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act grant?
- § 684.250 Can an Indian and Native American grantee's grant award be terminated?
- § 684.260 Does the Department have to award a grant for every part of the country?
- § 684.270 How are Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act funds allocated to Indian and Native American program grantees?
- Subpart C—Services to Customers
- § 684.300 Who is eligible to receive services under the Indian and Native American program?
- § 684.310 What are Indian and Native American program grantee allowable activities?
- § 684.320 Are there any restrictions on allowable activities?
- § 684.330 What is the role of Indian and Native American program grantees in the one-stop delivery system?
- § 684.340 What policies govern payments to participants, including wages, training allowances or stipends, or direct payments for supportive services?
- § 684.350 What will the Department do to strengthen the capacity of Indian and Native American program grantees to deliver effective services?
- Subpart D—Supplemental Youth Services
- § 684.400 What is the purpose of the supplemental youth services program?
- § 684.410 What entities are eligible to receive supplemental youth services funding?
- § 684.420 What are the planning requirements for receiving supplemental youth services funding?
- § 684.430 What individuals are eligible to receive supplemental youth services?
- § 684.440 How is funding for supplemental youth services determined?
- § 684.450 How will supplemental youth services be provided?
- § 684.460 What performance indicators are applicable to the supplemental youth services program?
- Subpart E—Services to Communities
- § 684.500 What services may Indian and Native American grantees provide to or for employers under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act?
- § 684.510 What services may Indian and Native American grantees provide to the community at large under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act?
- § 684.520 Must Indian and Native American program grantees give preference to Indian and Native American entities in the selection of contractors or service providers?
- § 684.530 What rules govern the issuance of contracts and/or subgrants?
- Subpart F—Accountability for Services and Expenditures
- § 684.600 To whom is the Indian and Native American program grantee accountable for the provision of services and the expenditure of Indian and Native American funds?
- § 684.610 How is this accountability documented and fulfilled?
- § 684.620 What performance indicators are in place for the Indian and Native American program?
- § 684.630 What are the requirements for preventing fraud and abuse under the WIOA?
- § 684.640 What grievance systems must an Indian and Native American program grantee provide?
- § 684.650 Can Indian and Native American grantees exclude segments of the eligible population?
- Subpart G—Section 166 Planning/Funding Process
- § 684.700 What is the process for submitting a 4-year plan?
- § 684.710 What information must be included in the 4-year plans as part of the competitive application?
- § 684.720 When must the 4-year plan be submitted?
- § 684.730 How will the Department review and approve such plans?
- § 684.740 Under what circumstances can the Department or the Indian and Native American grantee modify the terms of the grantee's plan(s)?
- Subpart H—Administrative Requirements
- § 684.800 What systems must an Indian and Native American program grantee have in place to administer an Indian and Native American program?
- § 684.810 What types of costs are allowable expenditures under the Indian and Native American program?
- § 684.820 What rules apply to administrative costs under the Indian and Native American program?
- § 684.830 Does the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act administrative cost limit for States and local areas apply to WIOA grants?
- § 684.840 How must Indian and Native American program grantees classify costs?
- § 684.850 What cost principles apply to Indian and Native American funds?
- § 684.860 What audit requirements apply to Indian and Native American grants?
- § 684.870 What is “program income” and how is it regulated in the Indian and Native American program?
- Subpart I—Miscellaneous Program Provisions
- § 684.900 Does the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act provide regulatory and/or statutory waiver authority?
- § 684.910 What information is required in a waiver request?
- § 684.920 What provisions of law or regulations may not be waived?
- § 684.930 May Indian and Native American program grantees combine or consolidate their employment and training funds?
- § 684.940 What is the role of the Native American Employment and Training Council?
- § 684.950 Does the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act provide any additional assistance to unique populations in Alaska and Hawaii?
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