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New Employer-Directed Skills Accounts for Workforce Training

This act introduces changes to make it easier for employers to train new hires and current employees in specific job-related skills. Citizens can gain access to training programs partially funded by the government and employers, improving their employment prospects or career advancement. Employers are committed to hiring individuals upon successful completion of the program.
Key points
Employers can receive financial support from new skills accounts to train unemployed individuals or current employees.
Training programs are tailored to specific employer needs, increasing job placement chances after completion.
Employers must cover a portion of the training costs (10% to 50%, depending on company size) and commit to employing the individual upon successful program completion.
Individuals participating in these programs do not need to undergo standard qualification assessments if selected by an employer.
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Additional Information
Employer-Directed Skills Act
Print number: HR 6255
Sponsor: Rep. Stefanik, Elise M. [R-NY-21]
Process start date: 2021-12-13