An Act to make data on workforce development outcomes public and accessible
This bill requires Massachusetts workforce development agencies to publicly share data on program outcomes, including participant demographics, training details, and employment results. It creates a standardized process for agencies to request and disclose this data within 30 business days, with clear guidelines published online. The law mandates quarterly reporting of wage data to evaluate program effectiveness while protecting individual privacy under state and federal law. A task force must also develop data-sharing improvements by 2026, aiming to connect workforce, education, and employment data systems. The primary direct beneficiaries are workforce boards, state agencies, and the public seeking transparent program performance metrics.
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