Supervisors press for details before approving regional workforce-board appointments
Cochise County supervisors asked state workforce officials whether nominees for the regional Workforce Investment Board represent the county and sought statutory clarity under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act before advancing appointments.
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Cochise County supervisors on March 5 pressed state workforce officials for more information about several nominees to the local Workforce Investment Board, asking why some nominees live outside Cochise County and how the board is constituted.
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