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Commissioners approve WorkforceONE agreement; county participation at no cost
Summary
The board approved and signed a WorkforceONE agreement after a presenter said the WorkforceONE merger of 17 counties is complete and that participation does not cost Rawlins County; 98 of 105 Kansas counties participate in WorkforceONE, the presenter said.
The Rawlins County Commission voted Sept. 1 to approve and sign an agreement with WorkforceONE after a remote presentation from Deb Scheibler.
Scheibler said the WorkforceONE merger with 17 counties "has been completed" and that 98 of 105 counties are currently part of WorkforceONE; she updated commissioners on local performance and said being part of WorkforceONE does not cost the county. Commissioner Alan A. Solko moved to approve and sign the agreement; Commissioner Lincoln Pochop seconded and the motion carried.
The agreement links the county with regional workforce services and Kansas Works; the minutes record no financial obligation for Rawlins County under the terms presented by WorkforceONE.
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