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 1   of labor services shall reimburse the department of
 2   inspections and appeals for all costs associated with
 3   hearings under chapter 91C, relating to contractor
 4   registration.
 5     2.  DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL SERVICES
 6     For salaries, support, maintenance, miscellaneous
 7   purposes, and for not more than the following full-
 8   time equivalent positions:
 9   			$	2,106,000
10   	 FTEs 		33.00
11     3.  For salaries, support, maintenance,
12   miscellaneous purposes, and for not more than the
13   following full-time equivalent positions for a
14   workforce development coordinator and council:
15   			$	114,000
16   	 FTEs		1.00
17     The workforce development coordinator shall
18   formulate a five-year written implementation plan for
19   the workforce development initiative and shall
20   implement a common intake, assessment, and client
21   tracking system by June 30, 1996, to determine the
22   economic impact of the workforce development system.
23   The coordinator shall annually provide a written
24   report no later than December 1 of each year to the
25   department of management and the legislative fiscal
26   bureau indicating all of the following:
27     a.  The amounts of federal, state, and any other
28   funds expended to implement the workforce initiative.
29     b.  The efficiencies achieved in terms of
30   administrative costs and other expenditures of the
31   departments involved.
32     c.  The location of each workforce center, staffing
33   levels, and the number of clients served.
34     d.  Any other information deemed necessary by the
35   coordinator related to the progress and success in
36   implementing the initiative.
37     e.  By June 30, 1996, there shall be implemented a
38   common intake, assessment, and client tracking system
39   to determine the economic impact of the new workforce
40   development system.  The tracking system shall be able
41   to track individuals who have received training or
42   retraining to determine whether the training or
43   retraining has resulted in increased wages for the
44   individuals, shall contain information on individuals
45   who have participated in or completed state subsidized
46   training or retraining programs more than once at a
47   particular community college or at different community
48   colleges and whether the training or retraining was
49   for the same business or different businesses, and
50   shall provide information regarding the number of

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