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The document is a 2011 Training Fund Grant Application for the California Apprenticeship Council, requiring submission by August 31, 2011. It includes sections for committee information, geographical area of operation, approved occupations, and active apprentices. Applicants must outline their objectives for fund usage, performance measurement, and financial accountability.

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What is a cac2 form?

Contractors who do not contribute to an approved apprenticeship program (i.e. Non-Union contractors) must submit their contributions (training fees) to the California Apprenticeship Council (CAC) using the Form CAC-2 on a monthly basis.

Who needs to register with the DIR?

DIR REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR CONTRACTORS, SUB-CONTRACTORS, AND TRUCKERS (INCLUDING OWNER-OPERATORS) WORKING PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS IN CALIFORNIA.

What does dir stand for in California?

Industrial Relations (DIR) The California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) protects and improves the health, safety and economic well- being of over 18 million workers in California and helps their employers understand and comply with state labor laws.

What is dir number in California?

Contact DIR to request an interpreter over the phone: Office NameTopicPhone NumbersDivision of Workers CompensationBenefits for work-related injuries and illnesses1-800-736-7401Office of the DirectorAny other topic related to the Department of Industrial Relations844-522-67342 more rows

What does the California DIR do?

The DIR actively monitors and enforces labor laws, ensuring that workers are not exploited or subjected to unfair practices. Another docHub function of the DIR is to ensure safe and healthy working conditions.

What is your dir number?

Helpline Numbers Division of Workers Compensation Information Services Center(800) 736-7401Need help with a work-related issue and cant find the appropriate contact? Call DIRs Call Center team and we will help direct you(844) LABOR DIR or (844) 522-67346 more rows

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