2006 New York Code - Reports To The Mayor And City Council.

 
    * §  21-508  Reports  to the mayor and city council. On April first of
  the years two thousand two, two thousand three, and two  thousand  four,
  the  commissioner shall issue a report to the mayor and the city council
  evaluating the program. The report shall include, but not be limited to:
    1.  The  name  and  description  of  each  sponsoring  and  affiliated
  organization, and a summary of each organization's accomplishments;
    2.  The  total number of certified individuals and participants in the
  transitional jobs program;
    3. An analysis of the impact of the transitional jobs program  on  the
  permanent  workforce  within each sponsoring or affiliated organization,
  including, but not limited to, a change in the number of non-participant
  employees, the number of hours worked by non-participant employees,  the
  amount  of overtime required of non-participant employees, the number of
  promotions awarded to non-participant employees and the amount of  wages
  earned by non-participant employees;
    4. The average length of time a participant is employed;
    5.  A  summary  of  the  education and training, career counseling and
  related services provided to participants;
    6. The number and percentage of participants who were able  to  secure
  permanent  employment after their participation in the transitional jobs
  program, and their wage and benefit levels;
    7. The estimated dollar value of the jobs created by the  transitional
  jobs program;
    8.  The  estimated  local  economic  impact of the jobs created by the
  transitional jobs program;
    9. The estimated savings by federal, state and local governments as  a
  result  of  reductions in social services and public assistance benefits
  that would otherwise have been provided to a participant and his or  her
  family were it not for his or her participation in the transitional jobs
  program;
    10.  The  estimated  tax revenues received by federal, state and local
  governments from participants;
    11. The estimated state and federal earned income tax credit  received
  by participants;
    12.  An analysis of the impact of the transitional jobs program on the
  overall welfare of participants and their families;
    13.  The  amount  of  funds   appropriated   and   expended   on   the
  administration of the transitional jobs program;
    14.  Whether  the  transitional  jobs  program  has  met  the criteria
  established by the United States health and  human  services  department
  for  participation  in  the  welfare bonuses program in order to receive
  bonus funding available  to  selected  states  that  successfully  place
  welfare   recipients   in   jobs   as   provided  for  by  the  Personal
  Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996.
    * NB The validity of local law 14 of 2000 is currently  a  subject  of
  disagreement  between the Mayor and the City Council. This certification
  is not intended as a legal opinion as to the validity of the local  law,
  other than certifying the truth of the facts presented herein.