An Act to make data on workforce development outcomes public and accessible
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
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Overview
This bill aims to increase transparency by requiring the public release and accessibility of data related to workforce development programs in Massachusetts. The goal is to provide information on how these programs are performing and the outcomes they achieve for participants. This data will be made available to the public, allowing for greater accountability and informed decision-making regarding workforce development investments. The bill seeks to improve the public’s understanding of the effectiveness of these programs.
Key provisions
- Requires the collection and reporting of data on workforce development outcomes.
- Mandates the public availability of this data.
- Focuses on data related to programs designed to help people find jobs and gain skills.
- Data reporting will cover program effectiveness and participant outcomes.
- The data must be accessible to the public.
Who is affected
- Job seekers
- Workforce development program participants
- Massachusetts residents
- Workforce development agencies
- The public
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