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GRANT SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT Page 1
Emergency Employment Act of 1971 of 1
1. Grant Number J Date
E. E. A. 08-2-0002 fif‘ Execution by Both Parties
4. To: (Grantee's Name and Address) S. Issued By: (MA Region Name and Address)
Weld County United States Department of Labor
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-Weld County Courthouse Manpower Administration
Greeley, Colorado 16015 Federal Office Building
80631 Denver, Colorado 80202
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b. Changes contained in this modification have the following effect on Federal Government Funds in this Giant:
(Check and fill in amount when applicable)
L J Increased by$
nDecreased by$
® Remain Unchanged
7. The above-numbered Grant is hereby modified as shown on pages 1 through 1 of this modification.
The purpose of this modification is:
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1. Grant number £. E. A. 08-2-0002 is hereby modified to extend the grant
period from 8-20-71 to 8-19-72 to 8-20-71 to 9-30-72.
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EXCEPT AS HEREBY MODIFIED, Al I TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SAID GRANT AS HERETOFORE MODIFIED REMAIN
UNCHANGED AND IN FUJI FORCE AND EFFECT.
8. GRANTEE ACCEPTANCE
` Signature and Dye , > Type Na and Title
M mc Marshall H. Anderson
/�/ c 1 A'!" 8-23-72 Project Administrator
9. GRANTOR APPROVAL
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i:b e rik)/ Contracting Officer
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U.S. DEP AR i FiilENI OF i AROR
MANPOWER /a6MI NISI RAT iON
1961 STOUT STREET
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September 5, 1972 conc.
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PROGRAM AGENT INSTRUCTION NO. 43-72 Ir1
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SUBJECT: Extension of Interim Reporting Requirement for -1147i., Oi1-
PEP Terminees
REFERENCES: Program Agent Instruction No. 32-72
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1, Purpose. To extend the use of Form MA 6-43A, Supplemental Participant
Information Record.
2. Background. Because of the time needed to distribute forms and instruc-
tions to agents and subagents, it will not be possible to implement revised
Form MA 6-43 by September 1, 1972. Therefore, it is requested that you
continue the use of Form MA 6-43A.
It is anticipated that a Program Agent Instruction will be issued in
September which will provide the details and timing regarding implemen-
tation of the revised PEP Agency Information System.
3. Action Required. Continue reporting as requested in Program Agent
Instruction No. 32-72 untilnotified otherwise.
4. Inquiries. Any questions regarding the continued use of Form MA 6-43A
should be directed to Robert C. Ford.(303)-837-4164.
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jFRANK A. POTT
Regional Manpower Administrator
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Denver,Colorado£0202
August 23, 1972
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PROGRAM AGENT INSTRUCTION N0. 42-72 k; % ;-
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SUBJECT: Serving Equitably All Segments of the Unemployed Population a3, <
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. Purpose. To reemphasize the importance of Program Agents and Subagents
erving equitably all segments of the unemployed population.
• 2. Substance, The Emergency Employment Act and the regulations require
that each Program Agent choose its participants from among the "significant
segments" of the unemployed in roughly the same proportion as they are repre-
Isented in the unemployed population. The groups identified are: veterans,
tigrant farmworkers, older workers, youth, the disadvantaged and welfare
keeipients , persons with limited English-speaking ability, persons dis-
pieced by technological change or Federal cutback, and others from socio-
economic backgrounds generally associated with substantial unemployment;
idle. , minority group members. In addition, the the extent that women are
represented in an area's unemployed population, Program Agents and Subagerts
I have a responsibility for hiring them under PEP.
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will consider the population data containcd in the Program Description and
other available information on the unemployed in comparison with LI:: agent's
past performance in hiring participants . If Program =nts hare net been
choosing participants from the __r.e-me ti.0 ned groups in enu table I copor_
tions, the Regional Office will require nou-co -p]ying agents to spccify in
their grant agreements percent e rartic l'on goals for all 7,roup-,, under-
represented in the past. Progr= Agents s'no71d consider this type of
requirement in their agreements with Subagents who have not been serving
equitably "significant segments", women, and others represented in th,.
unemployed population.
•11[LKA�NK A. YOi"TEn
Regional Manpower Administrator
WELD CO. FINANCE OFFICE
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AUG 2 81972
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