This bill appropriates funds for the Department of Commerce - Division of Workforce Services for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, with a total operational budget of $74,673,373. It establishes a maximum of 782 regular employees and outlines their salary grades, while also allocating $2,028,150,001 for unemployment-related activities, including benefits and disaster relief payments. The bill emphasizes funding for various programs, such as the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and adult education initiatives, and introduces new appropriations for adult basic education grants and literacy council support, highlighting a commitment to workforce development and education.

Additionally, the bill allocates $22,770,569 for Adult Basic and General Adult Education and $350,000 for GED testing costs. It allows for the carry forward of unexpended funds from the New Hire Registry into the next fiscal year, contingent upon written justification from the agency. The Division of Workforce Services is authorized to employ up to 433 temporary or part-time employees, with funding flexibility. The bill also includes provisions for the transfer of appropriations within the division, mandates performance-based distribution of Adult Education funds, and incorporates an emergency clause for immediate effect on July 1, 2024, to ensure continuity of essential services.