Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board
The Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board (Workforce Board) is a Governor-appointed body representing a partnership of nine voting members from business, labor, and government. Additional non-voting members also participate. The Workforce Board advises the Governor and Legislature on workforce development policy, ensures that the state’s workforce services and programs work together, and evaluates performance.
The Workforce Board, with the assistance of the Workforce staff and partners, prepares a strategic plan for Washington state's workforce development system called High Skills, High Wages.
An Interagency Committee facilitates and supports the coordinating role of the Board.
The Workforce Board's agency operating plan 2011-2012 identifies the vision, mission, goals, objectives, and strategies that guide our work.
The Workforce Board also partners with other agencies through Washington's Workforce Compact.
For more information about the Workforce Board and its meetings, contact Julie Anderson.
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