12-168 C.M.R. ch. 3, § 2 - Selection Criteria
The following criteria must be demonstrated to the interdepartmental review team at the time of application:
1. Training for new hires shall not be
approved for any occupation in a labor market where there is already a
sufficient supply of workers trained and available to meet an employer's needs
and skill levels for workers in that occupation as determined by the Department
of Labor's Division of Labor Market Information Services. The applicant shall
agree to provide to the Department of Labor the employer's existing and
proposed occupational staffing descriptions, employment levels, and other
related information to enable the evaluation of labor supply for the labor
market.
2. An employer shall
provide a statement of commitment to long-term operation in this
State.
3. An employer seeking
training funds under this program shall pay trainees a wage that is at least
equal to 85% of the average wage for that occupation in that labor market. Wage
levels will be determined by the Department of Labor's Division of Labor Market
Information Services.
4. An
employer shall contribute at least 50% of the premium cost of employee health
insurance except for small businesses with fewer than 25 employees and in
operation less than three years at the time of application.
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