Clarify roles between city and Richmond Workforce Development Board
In Plain English
The city and Richmond Workforce Development Board currently have overlapping responsibilities for job training programs. This agreement separates their duties to avoid confusion. The board will run the One-Stop job center while the city handles other workforce services.
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