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Show ·. INTERVIEW: Cuellar ' Page 32 go to. So he has someone directly responsible for that and someone responsible for making sure that we keep track of the enrollee once he is placed on the job at least six months after they're placed. \ve have a pretty good record of where they are, how many have dropped out of employment, and etc. So that's sort of : more or less how the structure is and the same thing is repeated in every city, forty times right now. GC I seemed to remember a few years back and this, of course, is prior to 1970, we used to have a state organization, is that still working? RC We still have it, Greg, and the reason I did not mention it in an organization structure type mainly is because we call them now field offices; we have four of them, one in San Antonio, one in Phoenix, Arizona, one in Albuquerque, Ne-;;v Mexico, and one in Denver, and those fie.ld offices, we define them as a part of the national office. They operate under our rules, they operate under everything, they're only there closer to the projects to offer technical assistance. They deal with state agencies, in other words, the governor's planning counsel, etc, etc, but we, they have been a matter of concern for us for a long time because they are very useful, but there's always problems developing with local projects in those offices, So incidentally; they are only funded until February by the Department of Labor. So we are |
