Common use of Non-Mandated (Voluntary Clause in Contracts

Non-Mandated (Voluntary. Partners shall be developed between SUBRECIPIENT and government, business, labor, education, and/or training providers whose resources leverage federal, state, local and/or private workforce system investments targeting identified industry clusters and high growth jobs. SUBRECIPIENT shall strengthen and leverage existing partnerships that will enhance the One-Stop System. Partners shall provide programs and services that bring added value to the One-Stop System. Partnership activities shall be documented in the Monthly Report. Non-mandated partners may include, but are not limited to the following: • Community Partners and Community Based Organizations • Education Partners (private sector) • Social Security Administration (SSA) • Supplemental Nutrition and Assistance Program (SNAP) • Chamber of Commerce Organizations • Economic Development Organizations • Industry Associations • Labor Organizations • Literacy Program Providers • Business Organizations • Networking and Mentoring Organizations • Small Business Administration • Non-WIOA Mandated Federal, State, and Local Governmental Agencies Voluntary partners may be co-located at the One-Stop Center to assist in the provision of career services and referrals and/or may be located off-site. Voluntary partners may join at any time, by entering into an Operating Agreement with the SUBRECIPIENT. Operating Agreements shall include a definition of program design including priority target populations that will be served as well as a procedure for cross-referrals among partners. A copy of any Operating Agreement shall be submitted to the OCDB office upon execution. If co-located at a Comprehensive One-Stop Center, a MOU will need to be developed, in accordance with Section I.C.3. above.

Non-Mandated (Voluntary. Partners shall be developed between SUBRECIPIENT and government, business, labor, education, and/or training providers whose resources leverage federal, state, local and/or private workforce system investments targeting identified industry clusters and high growth jobs. SUBRECIPIENT shall strengthen and leverage existing partnerships that will enhance the One-Stop System. Partners shall provide programs and services that bring added value to the One-Stop System. Partnership activities shall be documented in the Monthly Report. Non-mandated partners may include, but are not limited to the following: • Community Partners and Community Based Organizations • Education Partners (private sector) • Social Security Administration (SSA) • Supplemental Nutrition and Assistance Program (SNAP) • Chamber of Commerce Organizations • Economic Development Organizations • Industry Associations • Labor Organizations • Literacy Program Providers • Business Organizations • Networking and Mentoring Organizations • Small Business Administration • Non-WIOA Mandated Federal, State, and Local Governmental Agencies Voluntary partners may be co-located at the One-Stop Center to assist in the provision of career services and referrals and/or may be located off-site. Voluntary partners may join at any time, by entering into an Operating Agreement with the SUBRECIPIENT. Operating Agreements shall include a definition of program design including priority target populations that will be served as well as a procedure for cross-referrals among partners. A copy of any Operating Agreement shall be submitted to the OCDB County of Orange office upon execution. If co-located at a Comprehensive One-Stop Center, a MOU will need to be developed, in accordance with Section I.C.3. above.

Non-Mandated (Voluntary. Partners shall be developed between SUBRECIPIENT SUB-RECIPIENT and government, business, labor, education, and/or training providers whose resources leverage federal, state, local and/or private workforce system investments targeting identified industry clusters and high growth jobs. SUBRECIPIENT SUB-RECIPIENT shall strengthen and leverage existing partnerships that will enhance the One-Stop System. Partners shall provide programs and services that bring added value to the One-Stop System. Partnership activities shall be documented in the Monthly Report. Non-mandated partners may include, but are not limited to the following: •  Community Partners and Community Based Organizations •  Education Partners (private sector) •  Social Security Administration (SSA) •  Supplemental Nutrition and Assistance Program (SNAP) •  Chamber of Commerce Organizations •  Economic Development Organizations •  Industry Associations •  Labor Organizations •  Literacy Program Providers •  Business Organizations •  Networking and Mentoring Organizations •  Small Business Administration •  Non-WIOA Mandated Federal, State, and Local Governmental Agencies Voluntary partners may be co-located at the One-Stop Center to assist in the provision of career services and referrals and/or may be located off-site. Voluntary partners may join at any time, by entering into an Operating Agreement with the SUBRECIPIENTSUB- RECIPIENT. Operating Agreements shall include a definition of program design including priority target populations that will be served as well as a procedure for cross-referrals among partners. A copy of any Operating Agreement shall be submitted to the OCDB office upon execution. If co-located at a Comprehensive One-Stop Center, a MOU will need to be developed, in accordance with Section I.C.3. 3 above.

Non-Mandated (Voluntary. Partners shall be developed between SUBRECIPIENT and government, business, labor, education, and/or training providers whose resources leverage federal, state, local and/or private workforce system investments targeting identified industry clusters and high growth jobs. SUBRECIPIENT shall strengthen and leverage existing partnerships that will enhance the One-Stop System. Partners shall provide programs and services that bring added value to the One-Stop System. Partnership activities shall be documented in the Monthly Report. Non-mandated partners may include, but are not limited to the following: • Community Partners and Community Based Organizations • Education Partners (private sector) • Social Security Administration (SSA) • Supplemental Nutrition and Assistance Program (SNAP) • Chamber of Commerce Organizations • Economic Development Organizations • Industry Associations • Labor Organizations • Literacy Program Providers • Business Organizations • Networking and Mentoring Organizations • Small Business Administration • Non-WIOA Mandated Federal, State, and Local Governmental Agencies Voluntary partners may be co-located at the One-Stop Center to assist in the provision of career services and referrals and/or may be located off-site. Voluntary partners may join at any time, by entering into an Operating Agreement with the SUBRECIPIENT. Operating Agreements shall include a definition of program design including priority target populations that will be served as well as a procedure for cross-referrals among ATTACHMENT B Agreement #18-28-0018-OS partners. A copy of any Operating Agreement shall be submitted to the OCDB office upon execution. If co-located at a Comprehensive One-Stop Center, a MOU will need to be developed, in accordance with Section I.C.3. above.

Non-Mandated (Voluntary. Partners shall be developed between SUBRECIPIENT and government, business, labor, education, and/or training providers whose resources leverage federal, state, local and/or private workforce system investments targeting identified industry clusters and high growth jobs. SUBRECIPIENT shall strengthen and leverage existing partnerships that will enhance the One-Stop System. Partners shall provide programs and services that bring added value to the One-Stop System. Partnership activities shall be documented in the Monthly Report. County of Orange Page 5 of 38 Managed Career Solutions, SPC. OC Community Resources ContraPctaNgoe. 1489-2o8f-0100612-OS Non-mandated partners may include, but are not limited to the following: • Community Partners and Community Based Organizations • Education Partners (private sector) • Social Security Administration (SSA) • Supplemental Nutrition and Assistance Program (SNAP) • Chamber of Commerce Organizations • Economic Development Organizations • Industry Associations • Labor Organizations • Literacy Program Providers • Business Organizations • Networking and Mentoring Organizations • Small Business Administration • Non-WIOA Mandated Federal, State, and Local Governmental Agencies Voluntary partners may be co-located at the One-Stop Center to assist in the provision of career services and referrals and/or may be located off-site. Voluntary partners may join at any time, by entering into an Operating Agreement with the SUBRECIPIENT. Operating Agreements shall include a definition of program design including priority target populations that will be served as well as a procedure for cross-referrals among partners. A copy of any Operating Agreement shall be submitted to the OCDB office County of Orange upon execution. If co-located at a Comprehensive One-Stop Center, a MOU will need to be developed, in accordance with Section I.C.3. above.