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Officials from the Lancaster County Workforce Development Board will now have to publicly present the agency’s long-term plans to county officials, rather than simply sending them over for approval.
The moves come after a year of turmoil at the agency responsible for overseeing unemployment aid and workforce development in the county.
Cathy Rychalsky alleges her wrongful termination was rooted in her investigation into complaints of a hostile work environment based on race.
The contract allows John W. Moser, a retired workforce official with 21 years experience in the field, to work up to three days a week.
John W. Moser is the retired assistant director for the Berks County Workforce Development Board, where he spent 21 years. He replaces Cathy Rychalsky who was fired on Feb. 2.