An Act providing opportunities for apprentices to complete their training and for ensuring a skilled workforce in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
HD 2902 requires contractors and subcontractors working on construction projects over $1 million to have apprentices perform a growing percentage of labor hours directly on-site. Starting six months after the law takes effect, 5% of total hourly work must be done by apprentices; this increases to 10% after one year and 15% after two years. The bill applies to all trades subject to prevailing wage requirements and mandates that apprentices must be enrolled in state-approved training programs. This policy directly affects construction companies bidding on large projects in Massachusetts, aiming to expand apprenticeship participation in the workforce.
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