County jobs department reports audit results for its contractors to Audit Committee

Reviews of job training and homeless employment contractors flagged questioned costs, with some amounts still unresolved.

Board of Supervisors· posted Jul 2Report

Los Angeles County's Department of Economic Opportunity reported on audits of agencies it pays to run job training and employment services, including questioned costs that contractors may have to repay. The quarterly update covers reviews issued for fiscal years 2022-23, 2023-24, and 2024-25 and goes to the Board of Supervisors' Audit Committee.

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