OH HB660

Creates annual reporting requirement for director of job and family services to identify top 25 public employers and 25 private employers (receiving state economic development or tax incentive funds) that employ public assistance recipients.

Report must specify each employer's name, number of public assistance recipients employed, and total state cost of providing assistance to their employees, without including identifying information about individual employees.

Defines "public assistance" to include Medicaid, child care assistance, Ohio Works First, supplemental nutrition assistance program, and WIC benefits.

Requires report distribution to general assembly, relevant state directors, tax credit authority members, development corporation, and affected employers within one year of effective date and annually thereafter.

Makes report a public record available on a searchable state website to promote transparency about state spending on assistance for working employees.