What is the difference between the OSDS and the Eligible Provider List?
The Workforce Investment Act (WIA) eligible provider list refers to training programs and educational institutions eligible to receive WIA monies for training services provided to WIA clients. In contrast, the Occupational Supply/Demand System (OSDS) provides labor market information with which to guide training investments to improve the economic returns of these investments, in terms of higher wages and greater job stability.
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