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San Antonio council extends Ready to Work advisory board, orders program changes and eliminates IWT for future awards
Summary
The council approved an ordinance extending the SA Ready to Work advisory board and confirmed appointments while directing staff to eliminate the incumbent worker training for future awards, refocus on high-performing occupations, and pursue measures to improve job placement and accountability.
San Antonio City Council voted Dec. 11 to extend the term and change the composition of the SA Ready to Work advisory board and to approve a slate of appointments, while directing program changes intended to improve job placement outcomes.
City staff told the council the board, established in December 2020, currently sunsets on Dec. 31, 2025, and the Economic and Workforce Development Committee recommended extending the board term to Dec. 31, 2030 and adding seats for training providers, higher education and organizations serving residents with high employment barriers. The ordinance approved by council included appointments and residency waivers for specified members.
The council also…
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