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Decisions and Opinions of the Illinois State Labor Relations Board

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

International Union of Operating Engineers Local 150, AFL-CIO -vs- County of Lee: On May 19, 2014, Administrative Law Judge Sarah R. Kerley, on behalf of the Illinois Labor Relations Board, issued a Recommended Decision and Order in the above-captioned matter. No party filed exceptions to the Administrative Law Judge's Recommendation during the time allotted, and at its August 12, 2014 public meeting, the Board, having reviewed the matter, declined to take it up on its own motion.

Decisions and Opinions of the Illinois State Labor Relations Board

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Metropolitan Alliance of Police, Grundy County Civilians Chapter 693 -vs- County of Grundy: On June 5, 2015 Administrative Law Judge Deena Sanceda, on behalf of the Illinois Labor Relations Board, issued a Recommended Decision and Order in the above-captioned matter. No party filed exceptions to the Administrative Law Judge's Recommendation during the time allotted and at its September 9, 2015 public meeting, the Board, having reviewed the matter, declined to talk take it up on its own motion.

Evaluation of the 2013 Community Violence Prevention Programs Youth Employment Program

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

In 2013, the Community Violence Prevention Programs Youth Employment Program (YEP) offered job readiness training, mentoring, and summer employment to approximately 1,800 youth participants in 24 Chicago-area communities. The evaluation of YEP was designed to guide programmatic enhancements and funding decisions. Researchers used multiple surveys of program staff and participants in order to obtain feedback on trainings for participants, the employment component, mentoring component, and general program operations. The program met its goals of increasing job readiness skills; building relationships between youth and a caring adult; increasing youth productive time and community engagement; and improving the community through community service.

Evaluation of the Illinois Click It or Ticket Campaign

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Using statewide public opinion and observational safety belt surveys of Illinois licensed drivers, this report evaluates the impact of the Click It or Ticket campaign (a nationally recognized high visibility and massive effort to detect violators of safety belt laws) on safety belt usage and issues in Illinois. The safety belt issues include self-reported belt use, motorists opinion and awareness of the existing local and state safety belt enforcement programs, primary seat belt law, and safety belt related media programs and slogans.

Evaluation of the 2013 Community Violence Prevention Programs Parent Program

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Evaluation of the 2013 Community Violence Prevention Programs Parent Program In 2013, the Community Violence Prevention Programs Parent Program offered 1,010 parents in 21 Chicago-area communities training and then coordinated their participation in community service projects. The evaluation of the Parent Program was designed to guide programmatic enhancements and funding decisions. Researchers used multiple surveys of program staff and participants in order to obtain feedback on trainings and general program operations. The program met its goals of building protective factors to reduce child maltreatment in families; employing and training over 1,000 parents to complete service projects; and improving the community through community service.

Evaluation of the Illinois Click It or Ticket Campaign

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Using statewide public opinion and observational safety belt surveys of Illinois licenseddrivers, this report evaluates the impact of the Click It or Ticket campaign (a nationallyrecognized high visibility and massive effort to detect violators of safety belt laws) onsafety belt usage and issues in Illinois. Thesafety belt issues include self-reported belt use, motorists opinion and awareness of theexisting local and state safety belt enforcement programs, primary seat belt law, andsafety belt related media programs and slogans.

Evaluation of St. Leonard's Ministries: Case studies of former residents of St. Leonards House and Grace House

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This report, the first in the series for the St. Leonards Ministries evaluation, focuses on five case studies. St. Leonards Ministries operates two, transitional, residential programs with supportive services St. Leonards House (SLH) provides housing for adult men exiting prison, and Grace House (GH) provides housing for adult women exiting prison. The goal was to learn about the life experiences of program participants before, during, and after the program.Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority (ICJIA) researchers embarked on a multi-year, multi-component evaluation to identify program components that are effective in contributing to successful resident outcomes, learn about the programs residents and operations, and analyze resident outcomes. Collectively, the reports will educate criminal justice professionals and the public about the potential benefit of a structured, residential, reentry program for formerly incarcerated men and women.