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AL HB412
Bill
Status
2/23/2012
Primary Sponsor
Roderick Scott
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AI Summary
HB412 Summary
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Creates the "Back to Work Alabama Program" to provide workplace training to eligible unemployment beneficiaries through the Alabama Department of Industrial Relations.
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Allows eligible participants to receive up to 24 hours per week of training from an eligible employer for a maximum of 6 weeks, plus up to $100 per week for training-related costs including transportation, clothing, and child care.
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Ensures participants continue receiving unemployment benefits while in the program and provides up to an additional 26 weeks of benefits for those who exhaust regular benefits while enrolled and making satisfactory progress.
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Appropriates $10,000,000 from the Unemployment Compensation Trust Fund, with up to 2% allocated for program administration and the remainder for participant training-related costs.
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Amends Section 25-4-77 of the Code of Alabama 1975 to implement the program requirements and becomes effective the first day of the third month following passage and approval.
Legislative Description
Back to Work Alabama Program created to provide workplace training for certain unemployment beneficiaries, additional weeks of benefits for person in the program, to provide funding, Sec. 25-4-77 am'd
Back to Work Alabama Program
Last Action
Read for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on Commerce and Small Business
2/23/2012