November 17 - 23: 10th Anniversary of National Apprenticeship Week

Pennsylvania’s diverse industries are the cornerstone of our economic success, but skills gaps and talent shortages cause employers to struggle to meet business demands. Meanwhile, skilled, well-paid positions are going unfilled. Registered apprenticeship programs help recruit and develop a highly skilled workforce, benefitting employers and workers. Employers see reduced turnover, lower training costs, and an improvement in productivity. Apprentices can earn a paycheck while receiving hands-on training and instruction that results in successful, well-paid, and family-sustaining careers.

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Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce Hosts PA Department of Labor and Industry Secretary Nancy Walker for Local Site Visits

Secretary Walker toured businesses that actively participate in apprenticeship programs, providing critical opportunities to develop skilled labor and fill in-demand jobs. Additionally, she visited Hanover Senior High School, an institution that has invested significantly in technical education and workforce readiness training to prepare students for the future job market. 

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