On the recordJune 3, 2019
As we look to expand apprenticeship opportunities to meet the needs of our economy, we cannot do it at the expense of worker protections and the quality of training.
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congress.govAs we look to expand apprenticeship opportunities to meet the needs of our economy, we cannot do it at the expense of worker protections and the quality of training.
Emphasizes the importance of maintaining worker protections while expanding apprenticeship programs.
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