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B-133182 1 (1970-11-13)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabkrn0001 and id is 1 raw text is: RESTRICT IO O Di e rTffesej OutsE the I Accountarg 0,Wfk excCG en sre by ~Tthe IRF5% OI-ac a 5Veeord of l hoch is kept by the Dn %8ction Publications Branch, OAS B-133182 RELLASD NOV 13 1970 REL EASED Dear Mr. Chairman We refer to your letter of October 22, 1970, requesting information concerning the amount of Federal funds expended for the operation of the Federal-State employment service adminis- tered by the Department of Labor and the Interstate Conference of Employment Security Agencies (Conference). In a subsequent discussion we agreed to obtain the funding data relating to the administrative costs of the Federal-State employment service for fiscal year 1970, identifying separately the Federal and State portions, and of the Conference for the same period and on the same basis. We later learned that the data on Conference activities was maintained on a calendar-year basis and that the most current data available related to calendar year 1969. We made inquiries of Department of Labor officials at the Washington headquarters and of officials of the Conference at both the Washington and the State levels to obtain data for calendar year 1969. The cost information presented in this report was ob- tained from Department of Labor records or, where records were not available, from estimates provided by Department of Labor officials. We prepared cost estimates for certain Conference activities, on the basis of other information available. Because of the limited time available, none of the cost information contained in this re- port was verified by us. Data provided by Department of Labor officials showed that about $785.8 million of Federal funds had been obligated for ad- ministration of the employment security program for fiscal year 1970. Of this amount, $718.6 million was obligated by State employment security agencies and $67.2 million by the Department of Labor. Funds for financing the activities of the Conference are not specifically identified in either the allocation from the Depart- ment of Labor to the States or the States' budgets but are included [Lis? v aI

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