How are Workforce Development Board members selected?
Workforce Development Board members are appointed the Chief Elected Official of their political jurisdiction, In the High Country, that means the Chairman of County Commissioners from each county makes appointments. For business members, the Chairman makes appointments from nominations presented by a local Chamber of Commerce or other general purpose business organization. 2. How can I become involved with workforce development? If you’re interested in becoming a Workforce Development Board member, serving on one of the Board’s workgroups or committees, learning more about workforce development through a volunteer internship, or volunteering your services in one of the region’s JobLink Career Centers, contact any member of the High Country Workforce Development Board staff at 828.265..5434. 3. How is the Workforce Development Board established? Workforce Development Boards are established in law through the federal Workforce Investment Act of 1998. North Carolina was ahead of the curve
