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Texas Workforce Commission approves 2025 apprenticeship and veterans reports, voucher distribution plan and childcare rule amendments; staff to pursue federal D
Summary
The Texas Workforce Commission approved several staff recommendations at its meeting, including the 2025 report on registered apprenticeships, the annual report on transition from military service to employment, an initial allotment and distribution plan for high school equivalency vouchers, and proposed amendments to childcare rules for publication for public comment.
The Texas Workforce Commission approved several staff recommendations at its meeting, including the 2025 report on registered apprenticeships, the annual report on transition from military service to employment, an initial allotment and distribution plan for high school equivalency vouchers, and proposed amendments to childcare rules for publication for public comment. Commission staff also said they intend to apply for a federal grant opportunity that could provide up to $8,000,000.
Staff from the commission presented each item and commissioners moved and seconded approval motions that carried without recorded roll-call tallies. Carrie Ballast of the workforce development division told commissioners that staff "request approval of the report on available apprenticeships for program year 2025 to be submitted to the Texas legislature." Commissioners approved that report for submission as recommended by staff.
Bob Garrett,…
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