Partner Network Survey Email 1 – Mathematica Invitation

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PARTNER NETWORK SURVEY EMAIL 1 – MATHEMATICA INVITATION

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INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS OF AJCs

OMB SUPPORTING STATEMENT: INSTRUMENT 10

PARTNER NETWORK SURVEY EMAIL 1: MATHEMATICA INVITATION

Dear :
Researchers from Mathematica Policy Research recently visited your community’s American
Job Center (AJC)——as part of the Institutional Analysis of AJCs
sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor. The study’s purpose is to provide information that
policymakers and administrators can use to accurately describe the full range of institutional
features that shape AJCs’ day-to-day operations and customer experiences and inform system
improvements.
We are contacting you now to request your organization’s participation in an important
component of the study: a network analysis of the key partners involved in AJC service delivery.
A brief survey is attached that asks about your organization’s interactions with other partner
organizations in the AJC network. It should take no more than 10 minutes of your time.
Please complete this survey at your earliest convenience. You can enter your responses directly
into the attached document and return it to , or by simply replying to this
email message. Your organization is an important part of this effort, and your participation in
the study is crucial to its success.
If you need assistance with completing the survey, please call 1-xxx-xxx-xxxx.
If you have any additional questions about the Institutional Analysis of AJCs, please contact the
study team at , or the study’s project officer, Erika Liliedahl, Chief
Evaluation Office, Department of Labor, at (202) 693-5992 or [email protected]. The
OMB control number for this project is ; expiration date .

Thank you very much for your cooperation and participation in this important survey.
Sincerely,
Pamela Holcomb
Director, Institutional Analysis of American Job Centers

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