July 2025 – SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Applications for training grants from the Workforce Training Fund Program are now being accepted. Learn more here.

Workforce Training Fund Program

While available to Massachusetts businesses of all sizes, the Workforce Training Fund Program (WTFP) focuses on small to medium-sized businesses that would not be able to invest in improving employee skills without the assistance of the Fund.

About WTFP

We are here to help you make an investment in your employees’ skills and your future. We offer four types of grants to support the training needs of businesses across the state. See below to learn how each program can help your employees and business today!

Express Program

General Program

General Program Bridge Grant

Technical Assistance Grant

Impact Numbers

+ Businesses Supported
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Trainees Served in FY2024
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Board of Directors

Franklin Peralta

Director of Business Engagement and Public Policy
English for New Bostonians

Julie Brady

Assistant to General President Sean M. O’Brien / Special Events and Scholarship Director
International Brotherhood of Teamsters

Kristin Carlson

Chair of WTF Advisory Board/President of Peerless
Peerless Precision, Inc.

Michelle Constantino

Associate Director
Cape Cod Community College Center for Community and Professional Education

Aisha Necoechea

Executive Director
BEST Hospitality

Resources

The enabling legislation for the Workforce Training Fund (Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 29 Section 2RR) calls for a report to be filed with the Joint Committee on Labor and Workforce Development and the House and Senate Ways and Means Committees, of each year. The report highlights grants made during the previous fiscal year together with recommendations and additional information as considered appropriate. The report must also include information concerning the collection of the workforce training contributions for the previous calendar year including (i) the amount collected in each quarter and the total amount collected for the calendar year; (ii) the total number of employers that contributed to the fund and the total number of employees employed by that group of employers; and (iii) the contribution rate.

The enabling legislation for the Workforce Training Fund (Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 29 Section 2RR) calls for a report to be filed with the Joint Committee on Labor and Workforce Development and the House and Senate Ways and Means Committees by September 1 of each year. The report addresses grants made during the previous fiscal year together with such recommendations and additional information as considered appropriate.

The enabling legislation for the Workforce Training Fund (Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 29 Section 2RR) calls for a report to be filed with the Joint Committee on Labor and Workforce Development and the House and Senate Ways and Means Committees, by September 1 of each year. The report addresses grants made during the previous fiscal year together with such recommendations and additional information as considered appropriate.

Commonwealth Corporation is a quasi-public agency that was established in 1996 under the Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development. 


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