Under current funding levels, of course, it is not possible for the WIA system to provide services to the 88 million adults currently in the labor force who could benefit from obtaining post-secondary education leading to an industry recognized credential, vocation certificate, or Associate's Degree.
Enzi highlights the inadequacy of WIA funding to serve millions needing education.
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