HR 4186 United States House · 118th Congress

Employer-Directed Skills Act

HR 4186 creates "employer-directed skills accounts" to fund employer-designed training programs. Employers must cover 10-50% of program costs (based on business size) and commit to hiring participants upon completion, while the federal government covers the remaining costs through these accounts. Workers selected for these programs must complete training and be hired by the employer, with programs required to lead to recognized credentials and align with local workforce needs. Local workforce boards manage the accounts, verify employer agreements, and reimburse employers after documentation of wages or program costs.
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Introduced Jun 15, 2023 Last action Jun 15, 2023
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Elise M. Stefanik
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