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Apprenticeship Works for Business
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The U.S. Department of Labor’s (DOL) Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) created the “Apprenticeship Works for Business” brochure to offer an overview of apprenticeship programs and the benefits they provide to businesses. Apprenticeships are a way for businesses to combine on-the-job training with classroom instruction. This helps businesses develop a skilled workforce that meets their specific needs. Apprenticeships are also an excellent way to increase diversity in the workforce.
Some of the key benefits of apprenticeship programs for businesses include:
- Develop a skilled workforce: Apprenticeships provide businesses with a pipeline of trained workers with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in specific occupations.
- Increase productivity: Apprentices can start contributing to the workplace right away while they are still learning. This can help businesses increase productivity.
- Reduce turnover: Apprentices are more likely to stay with a company after they complete their training program. This can help businesses reduce turnover costs.
- Enhance diversity: Apprenticeships can help businesses attract and retain a more diverse workforce.
- Gain a competitive advantage: Businesses that offer apprenticeship programs are more likely to be seen as leaders in their industry. This can give them a competitive advantage in the marketplace.
If you are a business owner, apprenticeship programs can be a valuable way to meet your workforce needs. To learn more, download the brochure here or in Related Content.
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Pre-Apprenticeship
Registered Apprenticeship - General
Small Business Development
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- Resource Publication Date: 2023
- Posted by: Katie Mehle
- Posted in: Global