A bill to amend the Workforce Investment Act of 1998 to provide for a job training grant pilot program.

This bill proposes a pilot program that would change how the federal government funds job training by using a "pay-for-performance" model. Instead of providing upfront funding, the Department of Labor would award grants to training programs only after they successfully place a graduate in a job and ensure that the individual remains employed for at least one year.

For citizens, this means that participating job training organizations would have a stronger financial incentive to provide high-quality instruction and long-term career support. The amount of funding these programs receive would be calculated based on the economic value the graduate provides to the government, such as the increase in tax revenue and the decrease in the need for unemployment benefits.