; (ii) identify the manner in which the services to be provided will strengthen the ability of the domestic workers to be served to obtain or retain employment and to improve wages or working conditions, including upgraded employment in the field of domestic work; and (iii) specifically address how the funding provided through the grant or contract for services under this section to domestic workers will improve wages and skills for domestic workers in a way that helps meet the need to recruit workers for and retain workers in in-demand occupations or careers. (3) Awards and administration The grants and contracts shall be awarded by the Secretary using full and open competitive procedures and shall be administered by the Secretary. (d) Authorized activities Funds made available under this section shall be used to carry out workforce investment activities and provide related assistance for domestic workers, which may include— (1) outreach, employment, training, educational assistance, literacy assistance, English language and literacy instruction, worker safety training, supportive services, and school dropout prevention and recovery activities; (2) follow-up services for those individuals placed in employment; (3) development or education as needed by eligible individuals as identified; (4) customized career and technical education in occupations that will lead to higher wages, enhanced benefits, and long-term employment in domestic work or another area