Under which program do employers train offenders while they are in prison and guarantee jobs upon release?

The program under which employers train offenders while they are in prison and guarantee jobs upon release is specifically known as the STEPS program. This initiative is designed to facilitate the reintegration of offenders into society by providing them with valuable training and development opportunities while incarcerated. By partnering with employers, the STEPS program ensures that participants not only gain skills that are in demand but are also assured of employment upon their release. This approach not only benefits the offenders by providing them with a sense of purpose and a means to support themselves post-release but also addresses broader public safety concerns by reducing recidivism rates through stable employment.

The other options listed may involve similar themes related to workforce development and support for offenders, but they do not specifically guarantee job placement upon release in the structured manner that STEPS does.