Maryland HB194 establishes an apprenticeship program for incarcerated individuals in skilled trades.
Maryland HB194 creates an apprenticeship program for incarcerated individuals, offering them the chance to gain marketable job skills in skilled trades. The program, overseen by the Department of Labor, allows incarcerated individuals to work as paid apprentices for participating employers, both governmental and private. Upon successful completion, participants receive a certificate and any earned wages are credited to their account, with potential disbursement to dependents if needed. The program aims to assist incarcerated individuals in securing employment post-release.
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