HRS §394-12
Annual report on state-funded internship programs
The labor department must send the legislature a yearly report about state-funded internships in private and public jobs. The report must cover results, intern numbers, host organizations, performance, costs, and any proposed laws. It is due before each regular legislative session.
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The statute, as written — Work experience; private and public sector; annual report
The department of labor and industrial relations shall submit an annual report on state-funded internship programs for both the private and public sectors to the legislature no later than twenty days prior to the convening of each regular session. At a minimum, each report shall include: (1) Outcomes and successes of the program; (2) The number of interns who enrolled in the program and exited the program during the previous fiscal year; (3) The names of the private or public sector organizations where intern placements were made; (4) Data on intern performance and retention rates; (5) Costs associated with the program; and (6) Any proposed legislation.
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