What does ADR mean in UNCLASSIFIED

The Adult and Dislocated Worker (ADAP) Data Report, or ADAPDR, is a report produced from the Employment and Training Administration's (ETA) annual survey. This survey collects data on individuals who are served by state-funded dislocated worker activities through the public workforce system in each state. The ADAPDR includes information on individuals' demographics, employment history, assistance received through the workforce system, and outcomes related to employment.

The ADAPDR contains data on individuals who are served by state-funded dislocated worker activities through the public workforce system in each state. This includes information on their demographic characteristics, employment history prior to receiving services from the workforce system, assistance received from that system such as job search resources and training programs, and outcomes related to employment after they have received this support.

The primary users of this report include state and local workforce agencies, policymakers at all levels of government, researchers examining dislocated worker trends and outcomes, organizations providing direct services for these workers, employers seeking to identify potential labor pools for their businesses, educators developing new or updated curricula to meet current labor market demands, economic developers looking for new industry clusters or targets for investment funds, community organizations attempting to understand labor shortages or other factors that could improve quality of life for their constituents.

The report is produced annually during late spring or early summer.

Copies of previous reports can be found on the ETA website under 'Publications.' A download link will be provided once it becomes available in June each year.

All you need is access to an internet browser with reliable internet connection in order to view/download an ADAPDR from ETA's website.

No cost is associated with accessing a copy of the Annual Survey for State Dislocated Workers (ADAPDR).

Reports are released electronically as PDFs which can be viewed online or downloaded for further analysis or use.

You may check whether your state has submitted its report by visiting ETA's website in late spring/early summer when it becomes available each year. Reports should become available upon submission by individual states. If your state has not yet submitted its report then it likely won’t appear until that happens. Please note however that due to different reporting timelines some states may take longer than others; therefore it's always best practice to check back at a later date if your desired report isn't visible initially.