Unlike Chairwoman Foxx's bill, H.R. 3610, the Streamlining Workforce Development Programs Act, which calls for consolidating WIA programs, our Democratic bill develops a 21st century delivery system for workforce training and adult education that leads to career pathways, increased educational and workforce training opportunities, and economic self-sufficiency for our nation's workers.
Hinojosa contrasts his workforce training bill with a Republican proposal that consolidates programs.
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