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Source checked as of September 18, 2026. Primary authority: EDD WSD17-10 and EDD’s current Active Directives list.
Check result: WSD17-10 remains active California guidance for the CalJOBS Title III Wagner-Peyser Registered Individual Application. The application supports consistent Employment Service registration and reporting in CalJOBS. Current participant-reporting, activity-code, and access guidance should be used alongside it so staff avoid duplicate intake and maintain one accurate shared customer record. This AI-assisted brief does not receive human legal or compliance review. Official sources control.
WDB decision strip
| STATUS | ACTION | PRIMARY OWNER | CURRENT TIMING | IMPACT |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FINAL · ACTIVE | USE TITLE III APPLICATION CONSISTENTLY | EDD/AJCC + MIS Leadership | At Wagner-Peyser registration | Employment Service · CalJOBS · Participant records · Reporting |
The bottom line
The Wagner-Peyser registered-individual application should create one accurate Employment Service record without unnecessary duplicate intake. AJCC staff should understand which data are required for Title III registration, how they interact with other program enrollments, and how to keep the shared CalJOBS record consistent.
The Wagner-Peyser application created a clearer CalJOBS record for Employment Service customers—and a cleaner boundary between access, registration, and participation
WSD17-10 explains California’s addition of the Title III Wagner-Peyser Registered Individual Application in CalJOBS. The directive supports consistent registration and reporting for Employment Service customers and helps staff distinguish self-service activity from services that create a reportable registered individual or participant record.
At a glance
Issued
May 11, 2018
Program
Wagner-Peyser Title III
System
CalJOBS
Purpose
Consistent registration
Executive takeaway
Employment Service reporting depends on how the customer’s interaction is recorded. Staff should understand when a CalJOBS account or self-service interaction remains self-service and when staff-assisted services require the appropriate Wagner-Peyser application and service documentation.
Why the distinction matters
- It affects federal Wagner-Peyser participation and performance reporting.
- It improves consistency across AJCCs and EDD service locations.
- It reduces incomplete records when a customer moves from self-service to staff assistance.
- It creates a clearer service history for later referrals and co-enrollment.
Current-use note: Use this directive with current CalJOBS participant-reporting, activity-code, and access guidance. The underlying principle remains consistent even as system screens evolve.
What AJCC managers should do
- Train staff on self-service, registered-individual, and participant distinctions.
- Review Wagner-Peyser records for missing applications or service documentation.
- Coordinate EDD and non-EDD frontline workflows where customers move between partner services.
- Update desk aids when CalJOBS screens or workflows change.
Source basis
Primary source: EDD WSD17-10 — Addition of CalJOBS Title III Wagner-Peyser Registered Individual Application