New York S00294 amends labor law to require apprenticeship programs to be specific to the type and scope of work and have a graduation rate of at.
New York S00294 amends the labor law to mandate that apprenticeship programs must be tailored to the specific type and scope of work being performed. Additionally, these programs must achieve a minimum graduation rate of thirty percent, as determined by the New York State Department of Labor. The bill also includes technical corrections to existing provisions. This change aims to ensure that apprenticeship programs are relevant and effective in preparing workers for specific industries.
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