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<abstract>The Congress passed the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) in 1998
seeking to create a system connecting employment, education, and 
training services to better match job seekers to labor market	 
needs. However, questions have been raised about how WIA funds	 
are being used and, in particular, how much is being spent on	 
training. Contributing to the concern about the use of WIA funds 
is the lack of accurate information about the extent to which WIA
participants are enrolled in training activities. GAO was asked  
to determine (1) the extent to which WIA funds are used for	 
training, (2) how local workforce boards manage the use of	 
Individual Training Accounts (ITA) and what challenges they have 
encountered, and (3) what is known at the national level about	 
outcomes of those being trained. In its comments, the Department 
of Labor (Labor) noted that some of our estimates on training	 
conflicts with their estimates. Labor&apos;s estimate of the number of
adults trained comes from their database and includes only those 
who had exited from the program. GAO&apos;s estimates represent a more
complete and accurate picture than Labor&apos;s because they are based
on information obtained directly from the local workforce areas, 
include all funds spent or obligated for training, and count all 
adults who received training in program year 2003, not just those
who exited the program.</abstract>
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