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Trade Act Programs: Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA)

The Trade Adjustment Assistance program emphasizes an assortment of comprehensive, timely retraining and reemployment services tailored to meet the needs of the individual worker.

Once a petition has been filed and the U.S. Department of Labor has certified eligibility, workers are eligible to apply for a variety of benefits. Workers must meet individual training approval criteria to qualify for training. All benefits have different time constraints. Therefore, workers must file the appropriate application for the benefit in a timely manner.

If workers are not satisfied with the determination of an individual application, the same appeal rights apply as are provided under their State Unemployment Compensation Law. The determination notice received after filing an application will explain appeal rights and time limits for filing an application appeal.


 
Created: January 12, 2006