Maryland SB673 mandates apprenticeship program participation for state contractors and subcontractors.
Maryland SB673 requires contractors and subcontractors on state projects to participate in registered apprenticeship programs. These programs must be approved by the Maryland Department of Labor or the U.S. Department of Labor and have a completion rate of at least 25%. Contractors must either be affiliated with such programs, make payments to the State Apprenticeship Training Fund, or support registered apprenticeship programs directly. The bill also outlines the use of funds from the State Apprenticeship Training Fund to promote preapprenticeship and workforce development programs.
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