If signed, Alaska's labor department could share information it collects under this chapter with state agencies for workforce statistics, research, or education outreach.
The labor department may share information it collects under this chapter with state agencies, including the University of Alaska, for statistics, research, or outreach, if federal rules allow it.
A receiving agency may share the information onward for statistics, research, or outreach only when a written agreement with the proper state office allows it.
The labor department may share information with another state agency, including the University of Alaska. This covers information the Department of Labor and Workforce Development obtains under this chapter and state agencies, including the University of Alaska. Federal rules must allow the sharing. The sharing must support statewide workforce and education statistics, program evaluation or improvement, educational outreach, or public policy research. The department must have a written agreement with the receiving agency that limits further disclosure.
A receiving agency may share the information onward only for specified purposes and under a written agreement. These limits apply to a state agency that received the information from the labor department under this provision. For statewide workforce and education statistics, the agency must be authorized to share under a written agreement with the Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education. For program evaluation or improvement, educational outreach, or public policy research, the agency must be authorized under a written agreement with the labor department.
No hearings or votes scheduled.