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Authorizing the Council of the City of Philadelphia to hold hearings into the impact of employment incentives that create training opportunities for economically disadvantaged persons as part of the City's overall workforce development strategy.

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This adopted resolution authorizes City Council to hold hearings on employment incentives that provide training opportunities for economically disadvantaged people. The hearings concern how these incentives could fit into Philadelphia’s overall workforce development strategy.

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Status
ADOPTED
Introduced
May 24, 2001
Sponsors
W. Wilson Goode, Jr.FJFrank J. DiCiccoMarian B. TascoJFJames F. KenneyJLJoan L. KrajewskiAnna Cibotti VernaJannie L. BlackwellBlondell Reynolds BrownAOAngel OrtizDCDavid CohenDarrell L. ClarkeMAMichael A. NutterDRDonna Reed MillerBrian J. O'NeillWTW. Thacher LongstrethFRFrank Rizzo
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WHEREAS, The Federal government operates incentive programs through the Work Opportunity Tax Credit, Federal Empowerment Zone Wage Tax Credit and the Welfare to Work Tax Credit; and

WHEREAS, The states of Oregon, through its JOBS Plus Program, Rhode Island, through its Work Supplementation Program, Massachusetts, through its Full Employment Program, and Missouri, through its Work Supplementation Program, all offer incentives to generate employment, promote on-the-job training, and raise wages; and

WHEREAS, The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania offers an Employment Incentive Payment Program and State Job Creation Tax Credit; and

WHEREAS, These and other active labor market policies have shown themselves to be successful generators of employment and training opportunities; now therefore

RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, That Council hold hearings into the impact of employment incentives that create training opportunities for economically disadvantaged persons as part of the City's overall workforce development strategy.

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  1. Council actionCITY COUNCIL

    Introduced

    Pass
    Council actionCITY COUNCIL

    Read

    Council actionCITY COUNCIL

    Adopted