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All active Requests for Proposals are available at http://bids.delaware.gov/


About Contracted Services:

The Division of Employment and Training is responsible for the operation of Delaware's 4 American Job Centers (AJC). For more information the AJCs, visit our about page. In addition to the operation of the AJCs, the Division of Employment and Training Contract Unit has over 50 contracts statewide with a variety of agencies and organizations to ensure Employment and Training services are provided to those in need. Our current funding sources in which we use to fund agencies are Workforce Investment Act of 1998 (WIA), Blue Collar Job Development Act (Adult BC), and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families(TANF). Furthermore, the Contract Unit helps monitor the AJCs.



The Delaware State Summer Youth Program provides summer employment experiences for youth ages 14 - 20. All projects employing youth are designed for a four to ten week period between June and September. All employment experiences provide youth a meaningful and productive work experience while gaining exposure to the working world and its requirements.

To apply for the upcoming 2015 Summer Youth Program, youth must contact the assigned Summer Youth Provider/Agency within your County. All youth must be determined eligible to participate through each Agency/ Provider, therefore, specific documentation such as the summer youth application will be provided by each Agency/Provider (Not the Department of Labor).

For a complete provider contact list and phone numbers: Provider List (Not Available)

If selected for employment, all youth will fill out the Summer Youth Application, Work Permit; provide a Social Security Card, Birth Certificate and Proof of Parents Income. This will be administered by each provider in your county.

You may contact the Department of Labor at 302-761-8166 with any more questions you may have regarding this program.

For questions relating to Delaware Child Labor Laws and Work Permits, please contact the Division of Industrial Affairs, Labor Law Enforcement at 302-451-3423.

Revised Income Eligibility Table: Download the Excel Document

Child Labor Law Booklet: Download the PDF

Child Labor Law Handbook Title 19: Download the Word Document

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Through the Delaware Workforce Investment Board (DWIB), Federal WIA funds are contracted to agencies to operate in and out of school youth programs. The purpose of youth programs funded under WIA is to prepare youth facing serious barriers to employment for participation in the labor force by providing training and other services that will result in increased employment and earnings, increased educational and occupational skills credentials, and decreased welfare dependency, thereby improving the quality of the workforce and enhancing its productivity and competitiveness.

WIA Request for Proposals (RFPs):

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All program questions should be directed to each contractor. Please click on the program of interest for provider contact information:

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Through the Delaware Workforce Investment Board (DWIB), State BC funds are contracted to agencies to operate workforce training programs and in and out of school youth programs. The purpose of programs funded under the Blue Collar Jobs Development Act is to provide services to Dislocated Workers, to provide school to work transition sites, and to provide other innovative training programs.

BC Request for Proposal (RFP):

Providers:

All program questions should be directed to each contractor. Please click on the program of interest for provider contact information:

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Delaware's TANF Team is a partnership between the Department of Health and Social Services, Division of Social Services, the Department of Labor, Division of Employment and Training, the Economic Development Office, Workforce Development, and the Department of Transportation, Delaware Transit Corporation. TANF funds are contracted to agencies to fund two programs:

  1. Employment Connection services help TANF recipients obtain and maintain full time unsubsidized employment or participate in a combination of work activities in order to receive their cash Grant.
  2. Keep a Job services to provide employment retention assistance to participants who have obtained unsubsidized employment that results in maintaining employment and achieving long term economic independence, including income growth.

TANF Request for Proposal (RFP):

Providers:

All program questions should be directed to each contractor. Please click on the program of interest for provider contact information:

  • Employment Connection
  • Keep A Job

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WIA Youth and BC Adult Contractors

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TANF Contractors

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One-Stops (Labor Exchange Services (LE) and Training Unit Services (TU))

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