An Act to make data on workforce development outcomes public and accessible
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Progress
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to make data about how workforce development programs are performing publicly available. It seeks to increase transparency regarding the outcomes of these programs, such as job placement rates and earnings, for individuals participating in them. The goal is to allow for better evaluation and improvement of workforce development initiatives across Massachusetts. The bill intends to ensure accountability and inform decision-making related to these programs.
Key provisions
- Requires workforce development agencies to collect and report data on program outcomes.
- Mandates the public availability of this data online.
- Focuses on key metrics such as job placement rates, earnings, and program completion rates.
- Establishes a system for tracking and reporting on these outcomes over time.
- Ensures data is accessible to the public and stakeholders.
Who is affected
- Job seekers
- Workforce development agencies
- Massachusetts residents
- Program participants
- The public
Notable changes
- Currently, data on workforce development outcomes may not be readily accessible to the public.
- This bill would establish a formal process for collecting and sharing this information.
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Sponsors
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2 on record
Primary sponsor
Patricia D. Jehlen
Cosponsor
Patricia D. Jehlen
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