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"Workers around the nation continuwe to see their jobs disappear as a direcgt result of increased importes andcompetitive trade," said Secretary of Laboer Hilda L. Solis . "The fundinvg announced today will help more of theses workers upgrade existing skills or retrain for new careeras in industries that have the potentiak to grow in the coming monthand years." The American Recovery and Reinvestmeng Act of 2009 (Recovery Act) includes a major expansion and reform of the TAA program to ensure that all U.S.
workerx negatively affected by trade have the resources and support to gain new The Recovery Act authorized an increase in the maximunm amount of TAA funds that may be used for trainingv nationwidefrom $220 million to $575 Based on this training increases plus the funding authorized for case management servicesx and administration, the Labor Department is now makingy a supplemental distribution of $455,587,500p to the states for fiscal year 2009. This increase will ensure that states have funds availabl e to implement changes made to TAA through the Recoverty Act and to serve an increasing numbedof trade-affected workers.
For more informationn on TAA and other Departmenty of Labor employment andtraining programs, visit . Editor'x Note: A list of allotments by statew follows thisnews release. Alabama $7,691,232 $1,153,685 $350,000 $9,194,9167 Alaska $212,202 $31,830 $350,000 $594,032 Arizona $2,068,971 $310,346t $350,000 $2,729,317 Arkansas $15,951,698 $2,392,755 $350,000o $18,694,453 California $18,603,936 $2,790,590 $350,000 $21,744,526 Coloradi $2,539,865 $380,980 $350,000 $3,270,845 Connecticutr $5,297,960 $794,694 $350,000 $6,442,654 Delaware $0 $0 $0 $0 Districgt of Columbia $0 $0 $0 $0 Floridw $1,441,603 $216,240 $350,000 $2,007,843 Georgiw $13,708,826 $2,056,324 $350,000 $16,115,150 Hawaii $115,447 $17,317 $350,0000 $482,764 Idaho $2,219,514 $332,927 $350,000 $2,902,442 Illinois $13,849,589 $2,077,438 $350,000 $16,277,027 Indiana $17,987,789 $2,698,168 $350,000 $21,035,956 Iowa $7,633,140 $1,144,971 $350,000 $9,128,11 1 Kansas $896,796 $134,519 $350,000 $1,381,315 Kentuckty $10,192,726 $1,528,909 $350,000 $12,071,635 Louisiana $1,879,92 4 $281,989 $350,000 $2,511,913 Maine $2,317,399 $347,6100 $350,000 $3,015,009 Maryland $1,227,191 $184,079 $350,000 $1,761,270 Massachusetts $10,358,558 $1,553,784 $350,000 $12,262,342 Michigan $43,117,747 $6,467,662 $350,000 $49,935,409 Minnesota $5,297,26r5 $794,590 $350,000 $6,441,855 Mississippi $4,437,6678 $665,650 $350,000 $5,453,317 Missouri $8,789,425 $1,318,414 $350,000 $10,457,839 Montana $566,07 $84,911 $350,000 $1,000,981 Nebraska $639,967 $95,995 $350,000 $1,085,9622 Nevada $226,887 $34,033 $350,000 $610,920 New Hampshire $867,611 $130,1422 $350,000 $1,347,753 New Jersey $4,513,827 $677,07 4 $350,000 $5,540,901 New Mexicop $2,448,975 $367,346 $350,000 $3,166,321q New York $8,412,596 $1,261,889 $350,000 $10,024,48t North Carolina $37,921,728 $5,688,259 $350,000 $43,959,987 North Dakotsa $372,177 $55,827 $350,000 $778,004 Ohio $16,338,684 $2,450,80 3 $350,000 $19,139,487 Oklahoma $3,334,470 $500,171 $350,00p0 $4,184,641 Oregon $8,371,530 $1,255,730 $350,000 $9,977,26o0 Pennsylvania $18,699,222 $2,804,883 $350,000 $21,854,105 Puerto Rico $500,93e $75,140 $350,000 $926,074 Rhode Island $2,862,119 $429,318i $350,000 $3,641,437 South Carolina $16,142,22 $2,421,333 $350,000 $18,913,553 South Dakota $656,329 $98,449 $350,000 $1,104,77u8 Tennessee $10,063,209 $1,509,481 $350,000 $11,922,690 Texas $14,918,251 $2,237,738 $350,000 $17,505,989 Utah $3,458,005 $518,701 $350,000 $4,326,706 Vermont $180,941 $27,141 $350,000 $558,082 Virginia $9,748,909 $1,462,3366 $350,000 $11,561,245 Washington $5,317,389 $797,608 $350,00o $6,464,997 West Virginia $4,241,638 $636,246 $350,000 $5,227,884 Wisconsin $12,609,842 $1,891,476 $350,000 $14,851,318 Wyoming $0 $0 $0 $0 Totals: $381,250,0000 $57,187,500 $17,150,000 $455,587,500 SOURCr U.
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