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Trade Adjustment Assistance Program Resources
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This page was created for Workforce Professionals to access Illinois Policy and Procedures, forms, DOL Regulations etc for the Trade Adjustment Assistance Program. 
 
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Illinois Trade Adjustment Assistance Program Resources

Job Seeker:
On the DCEO 
Job Seeker Trade Page you can download a blank Trade petition in English and Spanish, check the status of Illinois' petitions, and have access to USDOLs Trade information.  This page provides a side-by-side comparison of 2002/2009 Trade benefits.

Trade & Globalization Adjustment Assistance Act
President Obama signed the Trade and Globalization Adjustment Assistance Act of 2009 on February 17, 2009. This new law was part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, which is referred to as the "stimulus bill".  This new legislation has changed the Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) for Workers program.

Trade & Globalization Adjustment Assistance
Act (TGAAA) of 2009 Federal/State Guidance
*TEGL 22-08
Trade and Globalization Adjustment Assistance Act Operating  Instructions
*Trade Redline Document
*Subtitle I - Trade Adjustment Assistance 2009
*TEGL 6-09 2010 Trade Act Participant Report Handbook (TAPR) 

 

08-NOT-37 CH 1 (10/19/09) Trade Adjustment Assistance Act Administration (TGAAA)

To address the reauthorization of the Trade Adjustment Assistance Act per the Trade and Globalization Adjustment Assistance Act (TGAAA) of 2009

TGAAA Forms Listing (Link to all DCEO 2009 TGAAA Forms)


Pre May 18, 2009 Federal Trade Act Policy:
*Trade Adjustment Assistance of 1974
*Chapter 12 of TAA
*Trade Adjustment Assistance Reform Act of 2002
*DOL’s Trade Act Programs and Guidance TEGLs

Pre May 18, 2009 PL-09-52
Illinois Trade Act Benefits Forms
:
09-PL-52 (7-28-09) Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) -Administration This policy provides guidance to local workforce investment areas (LWIAs) in implementing the Trade Program requirements.

Operating Instructions

TAA Forms Listing (Link to all DCEO 2002 TAA Forms)


DCEO PY'08 TAA Funding Policy:
08-PL-48 (1-6-2009)
Trade Adjustment Assistance Funding Procedures

This policy provides procedures, funding uses, and forms for accessing Trade Adjustment Assistance Funds for customers.

08-PL-48 TAA Funding Forms This includes the Overview Form (#020); Event Plan for Services Form (#021); Grant Summary Form (#022); Participant Detail Form (#023); and Instructions.

09-PL-56  TAA Funding Procedures - This policy provides procedures, funding uses, and forms for accessing Trade Adjustment Assistance Funds for participants.

09-PL-56 - Forms and Instructions (Excel)

 

09-PL-55  Trade and Globalization Adjustment Assistance Act of 2009 - Funding Procedures

This policy provides procedures, funding uses, and forms for accessing Trade Adjustment Assistance Funds for customers. 

09-PL-55 Forms and Instructions (Excel)

Illinois Agent/Liable State Contacts
TAA/TRA Coordinators
:
Susan Boggs and/or Janet S. Rosentreter
Illinois TAA Coordinators
(217) 558-2474 (Susan) -  (217) 558-2433 (Janet)
(217) 558-2444 fax

Deborah Geier
Illinois TRA Coordinator
(217) 558-1276 
(217) 558-5108 fax

Illinois Agent Liable Contacts (Listing by LWIA)
If you have a customer from an Illinois TAA petition that needs assistance and TAA Agent State or Liable State services, this listing will provide the contact person for that petition. 

*Illinois Agent Liable Fact Sheet

2009 TGAAA Training Resources:  
*
2009 TGAAA Training PowerPoint
*2002/2009 Trade Side by Side
*2009 Trade Timelines
*Exceptions to the Timelines

State TAA Technical Assistance:
WWW.WORKFORCE3ONE.ORG

Workforce3 One is an e-learning, knowledge sharing web space that offers workforce professionals, employers, economic development, and education professionals a dynamic network featuring innovative workforce solutions. Online learning events, resource information, and tools help organizations learn how to develop strategies that enable individuals and businesses to be successful in the 21st century economy.

TAA Waiver Reply Post Card
Download a Microsoft Publisher version of Illinois' 28 Day Review Post Card which can be used for the 28 day contact requirement while a customer is on a TAA Waiver.  NOTE:  The only allowable changes are adding the LWIA phone number and the LWIA return address. 

Health Coverage Tax Credit (HCTC)  ( www.irs.gov/hctc )
Workers who are eligible to receive income support under the TAA program may be eligible to receive tax credits for 80% of the monthly health insurance premium they pay. Qualifying insurance coverage includes COBRA, state COBRA, continuing individual coverage or other state-qualified plans.

  • HCTC from A to Z
  • TAA Information Guide
  • One Stop/Career Centers Job Aid
  • HCTC Employer Guide

    The Illinois Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan (CHIP) is a state health benefits program. CHIP is funded partly by premiums paid by its participants and, to the extent that premiums do not meet anticipated expenses, CHIP may receive an appropriation from the State's General Revenue Fund. Premiums charged may currently be set by law at from 125-150 percent of the average rates charged individuals for comparable major medical coverage by five or more of the largest insurance companies in the individual health insurance market in Illinois.

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    Trade and Globalization Adjustment Assistance Brochures
  • English 
  • Spanish

    Federal Per Diem Rates
    Federal per diem rates must be used to calculate several of the benefits offered under the Trade Program.   

    Calculating Mileage in Illinois
    LWIAs can use the Illinois Department of Transportation’s Inside Illinois Route Map Web Site for providing documentation for reimbursement of mileage payments for the TAA program. 


    Transportation/Commuting Distance/Per Diem History


    Effective Date of Change

    Rate per mile

     

     

      Illinois Commuting Distance

    January 1, 2010

    $0.50

      Commuting Distance is 25 Miles

    October 1, 2009

    $0.55

      Federal Per Diem Rates Change

    January 1, 2009

    $0.55

      Commuting Distance is 25 Miles

    October 1, 2008

    $0.585

      Federal Per Diem Rates Change

    August 1, 2008

    $0.585

      Commuting Distance is 25 Miles

    July 7, 2008

    $0.505

      Commuting Distance Changed to
      25 Miles

    March 19, 2008

    $0.505

      Commuting Distance Changed to
      50 Miles

    October 1, 2007

    $0.485

      Federal Per Diem Rates Change

    February 1, 2007

    $0.485

      Commuting Distance is 50 Miles

    October 1, 2006

    $0.445

      Federal Per Diem Rates Change

    January 1, 2006

    $0.445

      Commuting Distance is 50 Miles

    November 30, 2005

    $0.485

      State Commuting Distance
      Changed to 50 Miles

    October 1, 2005

    $0.485

      Federal Per Diem Rates Change

    September 1, 2005

    $0.485

      Commuting Distance is 25 Miles

    February 4, 2005

    $0.405

      Commuting Distance is 25 Miles

    October 1, 2004

    $0.375

      Federal Per Diem Rates Change

    January 1, 2004

    $0.375

      Commuting Distance is 25 Miles

    January 1, 2003

    $0.360

      Commuting Distance is 25 Miles

    January 21, 2002

    $0.365

      Commuting Distance is 25 Miles

    January 22, 2001

    $0.345

      Commuting Distance is 25 Miles

    January 14, 2000

    $0.325

      Commuting Distance is 25 Miles

    April 1, 1999

    $0.31

      Commuting Distance is 25 Miles

    September 8, 1998

    $0.325

      Commuting Distance is 25 Miles

    June 7, 1996

    $0.31

      Commuting Distance is 25 Miles

    January 1, 1995

    $0.30

      Commuting Distance is 25 Miles



    Please use the GSA M&IE Schedule chart below to see if the Travel associated with the Out-of-Area Job Search or Relocation qualifies for Subsistence Assistance.   

    GSA M&IE Schedule

    When Travel Is:

    The Allowance Is:

    12 Hours or Less

    No allowance

    More than 12 Hours, but Less than 24 Hours

    75% of the Applicable M&IE Rate

    24 Hours or More:

    The Day of Departure

    75% of the Applicable M&IE Rate

     

    Full Day(s) in Travel

    100% of the Applicable M&IE Rate

     

    The Last Day of Travel

    75% of the Applicable M&IE Rate

     

    2002 Trade

    2009 Trade

    Job Search Allowances

    *90% of allowable costs
    * Up to $1,250 Total

    Job Search Allowances
    *100% of allowable costs

    *Up to $1,500 Total

    Relocation Allowances

    *90% of costs up to statutory limit for
    Federal Employees
    *Lump Sum of up
    to $1,250

    Relocation Allowances
    *100% of costs up to statutory limit for
    Federal Employees
    *Lump Sum of up
    to $1,500

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