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<abstract>Under the Workforce Investment Act, local workforce areas are
likely to offer dislocated workers services that are tailored to 
local needs and that emphasize a quick return to employment. Nine
of the local workforce areas that GAO visited emphasized a quick 
return to work and enrolled fewer dislocated workers into	 
training than were enrolled under the Job Training Partnership	 
Act (JTPA). Five local areas enrolled into training an equal or  
greater number of dislocated workers than were enrolled under	 
JTPA. States used the act&apos;s flexibility to decide how much of	 
their set-aside funds to spend on rapid response for dislocated  
workers and how much to spend on other statewide activities. Most
of the 50 states that responded to a GAO survey on rapid response
activities said that their state unit provided services when	 
layoffs and plant closings involved 50 or more workers and that  
the state generally relied on local workforce area officials to  
provide rapid response services for layoffs affecting fewer	 
workers. Workforce officials in several states expressed concern 
that the act&apos;s dislocated worker funding formula causes dramatic 
fluctuations in funding that are unrelated to the number of	 
dislocated workers in the state.</abstract>
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