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IRS release guidance on the prevailing wage and apprenticeship requirements

The Department of the Treasury and the IRS issued final regulations on the prevailing wage and apprenticeship (PWA) requirements related to increased credit or deduction amounts for certain clean energy incentives.

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Employ Prince George's Partners with Local Employers

Through their Apprenticeship Innovation Program (AIP), Employ Prince George's is paving new pathways toward livable wages for Prince George's County residents with two (2) new registered apprenticeships.

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IACMI, DOD launches metallurgical apprenticeship program

The Metallurgical Engineering Trades Apprenticeship and Learning program (METAL), a national work force initiative designed to strengthen national defense through work force development and technological advancement, recently launched.

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National Institute for Industry and Career Advancement™ and U.S. Department of Labor Highlight Pathways to Careers in Manufacturing at Arizona Event

Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su and industry leaders discuss role of CTE programs in bridging K-12 education to advanced manufacturing careers.

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Houston offers free prep classes for high-paying construction apprenticeships

A paid apprenticeship program in skilled trades and construction is recruiting candidates for its free prep class. 

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ComEd, HIRE360 Celebrate New Graduating Class of EV Pre-Apprenticeship Program

A diverse class of 16 graduates from across the Chicagoland area has completed the eight-week training program, preparing them to meet entry-level trades roles at ComEd and at the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 134.

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For principal apprenticeships, look to the Peace Garden State

Over the last several years, apprenticeships have become an increasingly popular solution for school staffing shortages.

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