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Posted: 5:12 AM Jun 16, 2006
State Learning to Track W-2 Participants
Monthly reports help agencies keep tabs on progress
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State administrators say they're doing better at tracking Wisconsin's Welfare to Work program participants by using monthly reports.
At this time last year, the Department of Workforce Development didn't track participants who left the program. 51 agencies run the program locally.
A spokesperson says agencies started running monthly reports in January to see if they were meeting certain standards.
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