14 Ill. Adm. Code 620.60
Application Requirements
Section 620
Section 620.60 Application
Requirements
a) The application for funding under Category I, Matching Grants
to Existing Local Labor – Management Committees, must include the following
information:
1) Eligibility Certification
A) a description of the structure of the organization (e.g.,
not-for-profit, incorporated, etc.), including any articles of incorporation,
not-for-profit certification and/or current by-laws.
B) the specific geographic area served by the organization.
C) a list of the board members and their affiliation, including
current letters of commitment from all committee participants and chairpersons.
D) the name(s), title(s) and job description(s) for all full-time
and/or part-time committee staff.
E) a summary of the committee, including its formation (specifying
dates), major activities and past funding.
F) a list of the name(s) and a summary of the nature of the
committee's affiliation with other local, state or federal organizations.
2) Goals and Objectives – Using specific goals and objectives, a
description of what the labor-management committee will accomplish within the
next twelve months (for the duration of the grant). These goals and objectives
should be expressed in measurable terms. In addition, a description of the
criteria used by the committee to evaluate its success in meeting the specific
goals and objectives.
3) Implementation Timetable – an outline of the applicant's
proposed activities during the grant period; major milestones or activities and
target dates for accomplishing goals and objectives.
4) Budget – a detailed budget and narrative for the applicant for
the grant period, including a summary of the source(s) of the local match;
(from the source(s) of the local match) documentation specifying the dollar
amount of their commitment; if in-kind contributions are being included as part
of the local match, documentation as to what constitutes the in-kind
contribution and its estimated dollar value.
b) An application for funding under Category II, Matching Grants
to Developing Local Labor-Management Committees, must include the following
information:
1) Eligibility Certification
A) a description of the structure of the organization (e.g.,
not-for-profit, incorporated, etc.), if applicable, including any articles of
incorporation, not-for-profit certification and/or current by-laws or any other
documents relating to the structure of the organization.
B) the specific geographic area served by the organization.
C) a list of the board members or participants in the committee
and their affiliation, including current letters of commitment from all
committee participants and chairpersons.
D) the name, title and job description of any full-time and/or
part-time committee staff.
E) a summary of the committee, including its formation (specifying
dates), major activities and past funding.
2) Goals and Objectives – Using specific goals and objectives, a
description of what the labor-management committee will accomplish within the
next twelve months (for the duration of the grant). These goals and objectives
should be expressed in measurable terms. In addition, a description of the
criteria used by the committee to evaluate its success in meeting the specific
goals and objectives.
3) Implementation Timetable – an outline of the applicant's
proposed activities during the grant period; major milestones or activities and
target dates for accomplishing goals and objectives.
4) Budget – a budget and budget narrative for the next twelve
months must be submitted, including a summary of the source(s) of the local
match. If in-kind contributions are being included as part of the match,
documentation must be included as to what constitutes the in-kind contribution
and its estimated dollar value.
c) An application for funding under Category III, Grants for
Education and Training, must include the following information:
1) Eligibility Certification
A) a description of the primary nature of the applicant's business
(e.g., university, community college, area labor-management committee,
consultant, etc.).
B) a description of the applicant's primary audience(s) or client
base (e.g., college students, retraining older workers, etc.).
C) the name(s) and a summary of the previous experience of the
individual(s) who will be involved in the development and/or delivery of the
education and training program(s), including references from previous clients
where appropriate.
2) Scope of Work
A) a description of the education and/or training program(s) to be
developed or delivered with grant funds, including objectives of the program.
B) an explanation of the target audience for the education or
training program.
C) the anticipated benefits of the program to its intended
audience.
D) a description of the type of evaluation criteria to be used to
determine if the program was successful or achieved its objectives.
3) Implementation Timetable – an outline of the applicant's
proposed activities for the program during the grant period; major milestones
or activities and target dates for accomplishing the program's objectives.
4) Budget – a budget and budget narrative for the grant period
must be submitted, including a summary of any funds to be used to supplement
the state grant, the total project cost, as well as the amount and source of
other funds to be devoted to the project.
d) An application for funding under Category IV, Grants for
Research and Development, must include the following information:
1) Eligibility Certification
A) a description of the primary nature of the applicant's business
(e.g., university, community college, area labor-management committee, etc.)
B) description of the intended beneficiaries of the research and
development project to be undertaken (e.g., companies, unions, labor-management
committees, industries, etc.).
C) the name(s) and a summary of the previous experience of the
individual(s) who will be involved in the research and development project and
references or copies of other research projects. (Priority consideration will
be given to applicants who have experience in the area of labor-management
relations and cooperative programs.)
2) Scope of Work
A) a description of the research and development project to be
undertaken with the grant funds, including a list of the objectives of the
project.
B) a description of the target audience for the research project
information who will benefit from the information, and a summary of anticipated
results of the project.
C) an explanation of the methodology to be used in the research
and development project (e.g., data collection, surveys, personal interviews,
etc.).
3) Implementation Timetable – an outline of the proposed
activities of the project over the grant period; major milestones or activities
and target dates for accomplishing the project's objectives.
4) Budget – a budget and budget narrative for the grant period
must be submitted, including a summary of the source of any funds to be used to
supplement the state grant, the total project cost, as well as the amount and
source of other funds to be devoted to the project.