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For services and expenses of
the Title III dislocated
workers program estab-
lished pursuant to section
five of chapter 655 of the
laws of 1983 as amended by
chapter 780 of the laws of
1984

For suballocation to the
state department of educa-
tion for services and ex-
penses of the Title III
employer specific skills
training program esta-
blished pursuant to sec-
tion six of chapter 655 of
the laws of 1983 as
amended by chapter 780
the laws of 1984
For suballocation to the
state department of educa-
tion for services and ex-
penses of the Title III
Occupational retraining
program established pur-
suant to section seven of
chapter 780 of the laws of
1984

1,127,000

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11,321,600

1,338,600

of

634,200

Program account sub-total

Special Revenue Funds - Federal

617,900

Federal Job Training Partnership Fund
Federal Emergency Employment Act Account

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MAINTENANCE UNDISTRIBUTED

For expenditures related to federal grants. beginning July first, nineteen hundred. eighty-five, and ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred eighty-six of the department of labor, including grants to

51,477,500

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For services and expenses of
Title IIA service delivery
area programs ...
For services and expenses of
Title IIA administrative
and auditing activities ...
For services and expenses of
Title IIA incentive pro-
grams ...
For services and expenses of
Title IIA education pro-
grams, including suballo-
cation to the state educa-
tion department ....
For services and expenses of
Title IIA programs for ol-
der individuals, including
suballocations
state office for aging ...
For services and expenses of
Title IIB summer youth em-
ployment and training pro-
grams
For services and expenses of
the occupational retrain-
ing and reemployment act
established pursuant to
chapter 655 of the laws of
1983 as amended by chapter
780 of the laws of 1984.
Notwithstanding any other
provision of law, the
amounts made available for
Title III programs pur-
suant to section 301(b) of
the Job Training Partner-
ship Act (P. L. 97-300)
shall be apportioned to
the
programs defined
within the occupational

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STATE OPERATIONS

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR--Cont.

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retraining and
ployment act in the fol-
lowing manner: fifty per-
cent shall be allocated to
the dislocated workers
program as defined pur-
suant to section five,
twenty-five percent shall
be suballocated to the
state department of educa-
tion for employer specific
skills training as defined
pursuant to section six,
and twenty-five percent
shall be suballocated to
the state department of
education for the Occupa-
tional retraining program
as defined pursuant to

section seven of such act .... 10,500,000

For services and expenses of
Title III discretionary

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For

MAINTENANCE UNDISTRIBUTED

services and expenses, including travel outside the state, of employment and training programs and of state participation in affirmative action programs, including costs of administration, institutional training, individual referral training, payments to sponsors for on-thejob training and training, subsistence and travel allowances to trainees in accordance with the following sub-schedule. Preference for all on-the-job training slots shall be given to unemployed and underemployed Vietnam-era veterans. The allowances to be paid shall be determined by the labor commissioner with the approval of the director of the budget. In deter

STATE OPERATIONS

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR--Cont.

mining the amount of the allowances for
trainees participating in classroom in-
structions under an affirmative action
program, the labor commissioner shall not
be limited by the provisions of article
23-A of the labor law and standards esta-
blished thereunder, but may provide for
amounts which are reasonably calculated to
meet the needs of the trainees and the
training, taking into account wages paid
in the occupation for which they are being
trained and any other relevant factors.
However, in no event shall the weekly al-
lowance exceed the wages prevailing in the
Occupation to which the training is
directed. The
authorized and
transfer to this

comptroller is hereby
directed to loan money by
fund from the general
fund or any other fund, which loans shall
be limited to the amounts immediately
required to meet disbursements, made in
pursuance of an appropriation by law and
authorized by a certificate of approval
issued by the director of the budget with
copies thereof filed with the comptroller
and the chairmen of the senate finance
committee and the assembly ways and means
committee. The director of the budget
shall not issue such a certificate unless
he shall have determined that the amounts
to be so transferred are receivable on ac-
count or are otherwise readily available
for payment. When making loans, the comp-
troller shall establish appropriate ac-
counts and if
the loan is not repaid by
the end of the month, provide on or before
the fifteenth day of the following month
to the director of the budget and the
chairmen of the senate finance committee
and the assembly ways and means committee,
an accurate accounting and reporting of
the financial resources of each such fund
at the end of such month. Within ten days
of the receipt of such accounting and
reporting, the director of the budget
shall provide to the chairmen of the sen-
ate finance committee and the assembly
ways and means committee an expected sche-
dule of repayment by fund and by source
for each outstanding loan. Repayment shall
be made by the comptroller by transfer of
the first cash receipts of this fund

5,881,100

For

STATE OPERATIONS

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR--Cont.

sub-schedule

services and expenses of the department of labor related to the administration, including fringe benefits, of apprenticeship training programs and agreements, including sixty dollars ($60) per day for state apprenticeship council members For services and expenses of the department of labor or its contractors related to the displaced homemaker program, provided, however, that no more than $95,100 shall be available for administration, including fringe benefits, in accordance with the following ... For services and expenses of the department of labor or its contractors related to the implementation and administration of affirmative action programs, provided, however, that no more than $152,000 shall be available for administration, including fringe benefits, in accordance with the following For services and expenses of the department of labor and its subcontractors related to the adolescent vocational exploration program provided, however, that no more than $148,000 shall be available for administration, including fringe benefits, in accordance with the following

For services and expenses of the department of labor related to the administration, including fringe benefits, of apprenticeship training programs and agreements, including sixty dollars ($60) per day for state

.970,900

1,391,900

966,500

1,820,700

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