Employment Training Panel.
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Fiscal committee
No
Appropriation
No
Current location
Enrolled
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to modernize the California Employment Training Panel and its processes for funding workforce training programs. It requires the panel to adopt electronic systems for tracking applicant information, reporting, and recordkeeping, and to update its regulations and guidelines to reflect modern practices. The bill also focuses on funding projects that support high-wage jobs, retention of skilled workers, and training for displaced workers, aligning with the state’s economic goals.
Key provisions
- Requires the Employment Training Panel to use electronic systems for applicant tracking, reporting, and recordkeeping.
- Authorizes contractors to satisfy recordkeeping requirements through electronic records.
- Mandates updates to regulations, guidance, and program materials to remove outdated terminology and procedures.
- Expands the panel’s authority to allocate funds for reimbursement of training costs and administrative expenses.
- Prioritizes funding for projects that foster high-wage jobs, retain skilled workers, and train displaced workers.
- Requires in-kind contributions from contractors or employers for training programs.
- Prohibits the use of ETP funds for finder’s fees or other related compensation.
- Establishes electronic recordkeeping standards for training delivery and attendance.
Who is affected
- California employers
- Job training providers
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