The CHIPS Child Care Act establishes a grant program for states to support individuals in semiconductor-related workforce programs and child care.
The CHIPS Child Care Act authorizes the Secretary of Labor to award competitive grants to states. These grants support individuals participating in semiconductor-related workforce programs and assist eligible child care providers. The act mandates that stipends provided to child care providers supplement, not replace, the wages of individuals in semiconductor-related workforce programs. It also requires states to submit reports on the effects of the grants, including on workforce program retention and completion rates.
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