An Act utilizing apprenticeship programs for career paths in construction
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Progress
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to expand the use of apprenticeship programs in the construction industry in Massachusetts. It seeks to create and support pathways for individuals to gain skills and training through apprenticeships, ultimately increasing the number of qualified construction workers. The legislation intends to bolster the construction workforce and provide opportunities for career advancement within the sector. It focuses on utilizing existing apprenticeship programs and potentially establishing new ones.
Key provisions
- Expands the use of apprenticeship programs in construction.
- Supports the development and implementation of apprenticeship programs.
- Aims to increase the number of skilled construction workers in Massachusetts.
- Focuses on career pathways within the construction industry.
- Likely involves collaboration between relevant state agencies and industry stakeholders.
Who is affected
- Construction workers
- Construction employers
- Massachusetts residents seeking careers in construction
- The construction industry in Massachusetts
- State government agencies involved in workforce development
Notable changes
- The bill likely seeks to strengthen existing apprenticeship programs.
- It may include provisions for increased funding or support for apprenticeship initiatives.
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