An Act relative to a youth training wage
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill establishes a youth training wage in Massachusetts. It aims to provide a lower wage for young workers participating in training programs, with the goal of encouraging employers to hire and train youth. The wage would be set at a specific amount, and it’s intended to support workforce development initiatives. The bill is currently under consideration by the Massachusetts legislature.
Key provisions
- Establishes a specific wage rate for youth participating in training programs.
- Applies to employers in Massachusetts.
- Designed to incentivize employers to hire and train young workers.
- The wage is intended to support workforce development programs.
- The bill is currently being reviewed by the Labor and Workforce Development committee.
Who is affected
- Young workers (typically defined by age)
- Employers in Massachusetts
- Workforce development organizations
- Training program providers
Notable changes
- Potentially creates a separate wage rate for youth in training compared to the standard minimum wage.
- May require employers to track and report youth training program participation.
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