State Agency · Workforce Development Board
High Road Training Partnership Resilient Workforce Program (RWP)- Round 3
Last updated: September 7, 2026
Workforce Development Board
Funding
Funding amount not specified
Closes
August 10, 2023
NAICS
31
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California and CWDB is committed to strengthening the 'High Road' economy. The High Road vision consists of four elements: ·Design quality jobs. Job quality refers to jobs that pay at or above local or regional living wages, provide health and retirement benefits, create safe working conditions, establish fair and predictable scheduling practices, include worker voice and agency, and ensure career advancement opportunities are equitable and transparent. ·Ensure equity for workers. Equity ensures that gender, race, ethnicity, or other demographic characteristics do not affect access to and/or advancement in quality jobs. Equity within the context of High Road means economic equity and therefore requires close attention to job quality. ·Amplify worker voice. Worker voice refers to creating opportunities for workers to participate in decisions that affect their livelihoods. These opportunities can occur through many types of structures, including, but not limited to labor unions, worker centers, labor-management partnerships, or other entities with a demonstrated history of providing consistent and independent worker voice that informs employer decision-making. · Invest in environmental sustainability. Environmental sustainability refers to supporting efforts toward a carbon-neutral economy. Supporting these efforts requires giving special attention to industry sectors on the frontlines of the transition to a carbon-neutral economy (e.g., energy generation and distribution, buildings and construction, vehicle and components manufacturing, forestry services, and agriculture).
Eligibility
- Programs related to manufacturing
- Programs related to agriculture
- Programs related to forestry
- Programs related to construction
- Programs related to transit
Award details
Applications close on August 10, 2023.
Categories
Environment Energy · Sustainability · Workforce
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