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<abstract>Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO discussed the Department of
Labor&apos;s progress in making its 61 mission-critical systems year 2000
compliant, focusing on: (1) the systems operated by states to administer
unemployment benefits payments for Labor&apos;s Unemployment Insurance
Service (UIS); and (2) an assessment of the risks faced by the Bureau of
Labor Statistics (BLS).

GAO noted that: (1) Labor has taken action to prepare its 61
mission-critical systems for the change of century; (2) however, with a
little more than 7 months left, Labor remains at risk of systems
disruptions in two of the areas GAO highlighted last fall: making
benefits payments to laid-off workers, and producing labor and economic
statistics; (3) the risk in making benefits payment systems compliant
emanates from Labor&apos;s reliance on largely unverified progress reports
from states and on states&apos; capabilities to get the job done; (4) several
State Employment Agencies report that they are not yet compliant; (5)
further, the department acknowledges that 4 of the 23 mission-critical
systems used by BLS contain a non-year 2000-compliant vendor product;
and (6) given these risks, it is important that appropriate contingency
plans be developed to ensure business continuity in the event of system
failures.</abstract>
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