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 a participant is successfully placed in a job and remains employed for at least one year.

The amount of these grants would be calculated based on the economic benefit the government receives from the individual’s employment, such as increased tax revenue and reduced spending on unemployment benefits. For citizens, this initiative aims to increase the effectiveness of workforce development by ensuring federal dollars are directed toward programs with proven track records of helping people secure and maintain long-term employment.