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PROGRAM
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OJT PROGRAM
PROGRAM INFORMATION
POPULATION SERVED: Adults
SERVICES PROVIDED: On-the-job training or internship, wage subsidy, skills upgrading, skills retraining and entry-level skills training
ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCY: Department of Labor
ELIGIBLE SERVICE PROVIDERS: Local Chambers of Commerce selected by Request for Proposal (RFP)
SOURCE OF FUNDING: State
AUTHORIZATION: State Budget
DESCRIPTION: Provide grants to local Chambers of Commerce which support local businesses by supplementing a program participant's wages during a designated training period. Currently, seven Chambers have funded programs.
PROGRAM DATA
FISCAL YEAR: 1998
(1998-99)
1999
(1999-00)
2000
(2000-01)
2001
(2001-02)
2002
(2002-03)
APPROPRIATIONS($): 868,700 868,800 872,000 872,000 884,000
NUMBER ENROLLED: 271 total; 62 veterans; 202 economically disadvantaged 276 total; 39 veterans; 134 economically disadvantage 241 total; 35 veterans; 89 economically disadvantaged 254 total; 30 veterans; 94 economically disadvantaged (does not include 17 Public Assistance Recipients; 53 receiving UI; 5 UI Exhaustees) 217 total;* 23 veterans; 93 economically disadvantaged
OUTCOME DATA: 243 completed; 233 retained on the job after 30 days 253 completed; 234 retained on the job after 30 days 211 completed; 168 retained on the job after 30 days 221 completed; 207 retained on the job after 30 days **
CONTACT
NAME/AGENCY: MARGARET M. MOREE, Department of Labor
PHONE NUMBER: 518-457-0380
* Chambers continue to enroll OJT participants throughout the P.Y.
** Information not available.


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