Concerns outreach and training for minorities and women in the construction industry.
S 63 requires public bodies in New Jersey to set aside 0.5% of funds from eligible construction contracts (over $1 million or funded by federal ARRA dollars) into a dedicated fund. This money must support outreach and training programs specifically for minorities and women seeking careers in construction trades, including registered apprenticeships, supportive services, and partnerships with community organizations and educational institutions. The bill mandates annual public reports tracking funds allocated, program participation, and outcomes like employment placement and earnings growth for participants. It directly affects public construction projects, contractors, and minority/women job seekers in the industry.
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Introduced Jan 9, 2024
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