Kan. Admin. Regs. § 110-6-12 - Training and education requirement
After a worksite has met the requirements of K.A.R. 110-6-10, that worksite shall meet the requirements of subsection (a) or (b) before the applicant obtains certification of the worksite:
(a) The applicant shall participate in a KIT
or KIR workforce training project at the worksite to enhance employee skills.
If this method is to be utilized in satisfaction of the HPIP training and
education requirement, the timing of the project shall be one of the following:
(1) If a KIT or KIR project terminates during
the applicant's chosen measurement period, at least three months of the
training project shall have occurred during the measurement period.
(2) A KIT or KIR project of at least three
months in duration commences any time during the applicant's chosen measurement
period or during the following calendar quarter but shall not commence after
the start of the certification period except as provided by K.A.R.
110-6-11(a)(2).
(b) The
applicant shall make a cash investment of at least two percent of its total
payroll costs at the worksite in eligible training and education expenses
during the measurement period, except that costs incurred to train employees
needed to staff a start-up worksite, before operations begin at the worksite,
shall be counted as part of training costs during the first four quarters of
operations for those employees who have been hired into permanent positions
before the start of operations. Prepayment for training may be counted in a
measurement period apportioned according to the extent that the related
training has been completed during the measurement period.
Notes
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