Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 91.djvu/674

 PUBLIC LAW 95-93—AUG. 5, 1977

91 STAT. 640 i,:'v H

Contracts. 29 USC 981. 29 USC 811.

" (D) development of information concerning the labor market, and provision of occupational, educational, and training information; " (E) services to youth to help them obtain and retain employment; " (F) literacy training and bilingual t r a i n i n g; " (G) attainment of certificates of high school equivalency; " (H) job sampling, including vocational exploration in the public and private sector; " (I) institutional and on-the-job training, including development of basic skills and job skills; " (J) trans]:)ortation assistance; " (K) child care and other necessary supportive services; " (L) job restructuring to make jobs more responsive to the objectives of this subpart, including assistance to employers in developing job ladders or new job opportunities for youths, in order to improve "work relationships between employers and youths; " (M) connnunity-based central intake and information ser\ices for y o u t h; " (X) job development, direct placement, and placement assistance to secure unsubsidized employment opportunities for youth to the maximum extent feasible, and referral to employability development program s; " (O) programs to overcome sex-stereotyping in job development and placement; and " (P) programs and outreach mechanisms to increase the labor force participation rate among minorities and women. " (b) In order to carry out this subpart, a Governor or a prime sponsor may enter into contracts with project applicants (as defined in section Toi^a) (l."))) or employers organized for profit but payments to such employers shall not exceeil the amounts permitted under section 101(5), or may operate programs directly if, after consultation with community-based organizations and nonprofit groups, a Governor or prime sponsor determines that such direct operation will promote the purposes of this subpart. "ALLOCATIOX OF F F X D S

29 USC 894b. Prime sponsors.

Statewide youth services. Native American eligible youth.

Migrant and seasonal farmworker families, eligible youth.

" (1) an amount equal to 75 percent of such funds shall be made available to prime sponsors for programs authorized under section 342 of this Act; " (2) an amount equal to 5 percent of the amount available for this part shall be made available to Governors for special statewide youth services under subsection (c) of this section; "(.3) an amount equal to not less than 2 percent of the amount available for this part shall be made available for employment and t r a i n i n g programs for Native American eligible youths (deducting such amounts as are made available for such purposes under section 333(b) of this Act); " (4) an amount equal to not less than 2 percent of the amount available for this part shall be made available for employment and training programs for eligible youths in migrant and seasonal farmworker families (deducting such amounts as are made available for such purposes under section 333(b) of this Act); and
 * SEC. 34O. (a) From the sums available for this subpart—

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