Ohio gov aims to untangle job training programs

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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Gov. John Kasich said Monday that improving the state’s job training system will depend in part on winning support from businesses and convincing them participating in the job programs is worth it.

Kasich’s remarks came after the first meeting of a state board that’s studying Ohio’s workforce development system. The 25-member panel is looking at ways to measure the effectiveness of programs and better tailor state and federal training money to the skill needs of companies.

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