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Concerned with the preparation of a world class workforce, the Private Industry Council has encouraged educa- tional, vocational training, social services and economic development reform by bringing our communih, leaders togeth- er in open forums to discuss needs, locate resources and develop step-by- step plans to deliver top quality services to the citizens of our community. Strong community partnerships are the cornerstone for all Private Industry Council programs and are responsible for the success in consist- ently exceeding performance stan- dards during the 11 years that the Private Industry Council has served the Treasure Coast community. 1991 Inanal Reperl le 1hp Commmit! BOOK 95 PACE 567 The performance standards, set by federal regulation, ensure that the Private Industry Council matches the training and services required for each individual to become a successful contributor to the local economy. Performance stan- dards measure the quality of training and services provided to participants in the Private Industry Council programs. Annually, all Private Industry Councils are evaluated to determine if these standards are being met. The Treasure Coast Private Industry Council exceeded all standards and greatly excelled in six of the seven standards evaluated. For the past ten years, the PIC has exceeded 96%n of all performance standards. The Private Industry Council will receive $141,897 for meeting standards in Program Year '93/94. These funds will be used to increase or improve local employment and training programs. Commissioner Bird wished to give special recognition to Nan Griggs, the entire staff, and all the members of the Council from private industry who take a very in-depth interest in its goals. APPROVAL OF MINUTES The Chairman asked if there were any corrections or additions to the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 23, 1995 or the Special Meeting of May 31, 1995. There were 'none. 2 JUNE 279 1995 Adults oho retained emplmttteni for 13 weeks ro �� a 1.1 + r I �!� A, erage weekly earrimpl of adults retained for • •)r +' e�L 13 seeks b•1 Welfare recipients who ,earned employment for 1, weeks % IO.8 N 13.� At g. weekly earnings of welfare recipients who retained employment for C 196 +129 n eek, Yl13 Youth who entered employment �� 18.91 18.91 IV 9 + �,•� Y,vsh who meet ency requirements Di-1—ted workers w•ho entered emploc • 61, �R 1991 Inanal Reperl le 1hp Commmit! BOOK 95 PACE 567 The performance standards, set by federal regulation, ensure that the Private Industry Council matches the training and services required for each individual to become a successful contributor to the local economy. Performance stan- dards measure the quality of training and services provided to participants in the Private Industry Council programs. Annually, all Private Industry Councils are evaluated to determine if these standards are being met. The Treasure Coast Private Industry Council exceeded all standards and greatly excelled in six of the seven standards evaluated. For the past ten years, the PIC has exceeded 96%n of all performance standards. The Private Industry Council will receive $141,897 for meeting standards in Program Year '93/94. These funds will be used to increase or improve local employment and training programs. Commissioner Bird wished to give special recognition to Nan Griggs, the entire staff, and all the members of the Council from private industry who take a very in-depth interest in its goals. APPROVAL OF MINUTES The Chairman asked if there were any corrections or additions to the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 23, 1995 or the Special Meeting of May 31, 1995. There were 'none. 2 JUNE 279 1995