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<abstract>A central focus of welfare reform has been to help needy adults
with children find and keep jobs. The Workforce Investment Act of
1998 (WIA) unifies a fragmented employment and training system.  
Despite its similar fundamental focus, the Temporary Assistance  
for Needy Families (TANF) program was not required to participate
in the one-stop system, although many states are coordinating	 
their TANF services through one-stop centers. GAO found that	 
coordination between TANF programs and WIA&apos;s one-stop centers has
risen since WIA was first implemented in the spring of 2000. WIA 
funds may not be readily used to serve TANF clients in the	 
one-stops because WIA&apos;s performance measures may be discourage	 
serving clients who may not be successful. Moreover, when TANF	 
clients need training to achieve self sufficiency, WIA funds may 
be unavailable because the amount of training provided under WIA 
has been reduced. Some local areas have found innovative ways to 
provide TANF services in the one-stops, often focusing on	 
resolving the issues that had plagued the fragmented employee	 
training system.</abstract>
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