5 Committee on Workforce Development’s meetings
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Oct 7 · Committee meetingTwo motions to pass the appointment were noted, and the chair announced "the ayes have it" on the appointment.Speakers: Michael D. Rodriguez, Jeylu B. Gutierrez, Derrick G. Curtis, Angela Clay and 2 more
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Sep 17 · Amendment of Municipal Code Chapter 2-92 by adding new Section 2-92-4XX establishing bid incentives for Chicago Jobs Plan commitment took 14 minThe longest item after routine business: Amendment of Municipal Code Chapter 2-92 by adding new Section 2-92-4XX establishing…, 14 min of this at least 45 min meeting.Speakers: Michael D. Rodriguez, Jeylu B. Gutierrez
Longest item: 31% of the meeting1 agenda itemsWatch
Jun 24 · Committee meetingThe acting CFO of the City of Chicago described the ordinance, which would repeal Chapter 4-155 and authorize an amended agreement with Bally's.Speakers: Michael D. Rodriguez, Anthony Beale
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May 12 · Amendment of Municipal Code Chapter 6-105 modifying timelines for employer allowance minimums in hourly wage occupations receiving gratuities took 24 minThe longest item after routine business: Amendment of Municipal Code Chapter 6-105 modifying timelines for employer allowance…, 24 min of this at least 53 min meeting.Speakers: Michael D. Rodriguez, Andre Vasquez, Jr., Nicholas Sposato, Marty Quinn
Longest item: 45% of the meeting3 agenda itemsWatch
Apr 13 · Amendment of Municipal Code Title 2 by adding new Section 2-152-165 prohibiting any City officer granted access to sensitive locations from participating in any extremist activity took 49 minThe longest item after routine business: Amendment of Municipal Code Title 2 by adding new Section 2-152-165 prohibiting any…, 49 min of this at least 1 h 11 min meeting.Speakers: Nicholas Sposato, Michael D. Rodriguez, Desmon C. Yancy, Derrick G. Curtis and 3 more
Longest item: 69% of the meeting2 agenda itemsWatch
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