Bill seeks to boost apprenticeship program
Bill 391 would require businesses that provide construction services to the government worth more than a half-million dollars, employ an apprentice or an apprentice graduate.
December 11, 2011Updated: December 11, 2011
By KUAM News
By KUAM NewsGuam - Vice Speaker B.J. Cruz is hoping his latest bill will help train and employ more local workers. Bill 391 would require businesses that provide construction services to the government worth more than a half-million dollars, employ an apprentice or an apprentice graduate.
The legislation encourages and supports any business that trains local workers through tax incentives through the Guam Registered Apprenticeship Program.