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References: UIPL 45-92, dated August 20, 1992; UIPL 17-95, dated February 28, 1995; UIPL 30-96, dated August 8, 1996; and UIPL 37-96, dated August 8, 1996. Background: The Department of Labor interprets Federal law requirements pertaining to UI as part of its role in the administration of the Federal-State UI program. These interpretations are issued in UIPLs. This UIPL is issued to correct several technical errors which the Department has identified in four UIPLs. No Departmental interpretation of Federal law is changed by this UIPL. Technical Changes: a. UIPL 45-92: On page 23 of the Attachment I to the UIPL, in the first sentence of the third full paragraph, "new subsection (t) of Section 3306, FUTA" is changed to "Section 401(d)(1) of P.L. 102-318". b. UIPL 17-95: In Item 4.b. on page 2 of the UIPL, the word "voluntarily" is substituted for "voluntary" in the quote of Section 3304(a)(18), FUTA. In item 4.g. on page 7, first paragraph, the phrase "must be permitting the withholding Federal income tax" is changed to read "and the States must be permitting the withholding of Federal income tax". Also in item 4.g., the words "voluntary holding" in the second sentence of the third paragraph are changed to "voluntary withholding" and the words "as for payments" are changed to "for payments". c. UIPL 30-96: In the second sentence of the footnote on page 2 of the UIPL, "two cases involving UC" is changed to "two cases involving UC law." This change is made because characterizing the court cases in question as "involving UC" may imply that they addressed the payment of UC. Instead, they addressed the taxing provisions of Federal UC law. These taxing provisions are, however, entwined with the issue of coverage which UIPL 30-96 addresses. d. UIPL 37-96: Two changes are made to the draft language on page 13 of the UIPL relating to the intercept of food stamp overissuances. In Section 1(a) the words "child support obligations" are changed to "an uncollected overissuance of food stamps". In Section (1)(c), the word "of" is changed to "to". Also, on page 14, in the last sentence of item 10 of the UIPL, the first of the two appearances of the word "is" is deleted. Action Required: Please alert appropriate staff of these technical changes. Pen and ink changes should be made to the above referenced UIPLs as indicated.

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References: Training and Employment Information Notice (TEIN) No. 18-96. Information: This year's conference, "One-Stop: Beyond the Vision," sponsored by the Employment and Training Administration (ETA) and hosted by the State of California, will provide an opportunity for workforce development professionals to hear how States and localities are implementing the One-Stop Career Center system, making the vision of One-Stop a reality for workforce development customers. Workshops will examine "best practices" in achieving the One-Stop objectives of universal access, customer choice, integration, and accountability for performance. The conference will update attendees on critical topics such as performance measures development, marketing of One-Stop and the impact of welfare reform. Early conference registration is suggested as attendance will be limited to 1200 participants. We encourage workforce development partners to register together. Four or more workforce development partners who register together will receive a group discount. Arrangements have been made to have five registrations reserved for each State until March 31; beyond that date registration will be on a first-come/first-served basis. Onsite registration will be available ONLY if any space remains. Full details on registration are included in the Attachments. ETA encourages new One-Stop Career Center implementation States and those States in the planning and development phase to attend this conference. Workshops of particular value to these States will be marked in the program. Action Required: States are asked to distribute this Unemployment Insurance Program Letter (UIPL) with the attached conference information to staff employed in the UI system. Under separate cover to TEIN No. 18-96, brochures announcing the conference have been mailed to the One-Stop lead person in each State and to other departments. These contacts have been asked to distribute the brochures to their workforce development partners throughout the State.