workforce Arizona council; report
SB 1403 establishes a "Workforce Arizona Council" that the governor must create via executive order. The council's main duties include developing the state's workforce plan, reviewing workforce programs, creating performance metrics, and making recommendations to improve service delivery. Crucially, the council must submit an annual report by December 1 each year, detailing specific data like employment outcomes, participant numbers, costs per service, and rural workforce performance. This report requires state agencies and community colleges to provide data by November 1 annually, focusing on accountability for workforce development programs across Arizona.
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Jan 2026
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Introduced Jan 28, 2026
Last action Jan 29, 2026
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Janae Shamp
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