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Today is the deadline for the second Trump Administration to obligate hundreds of millions of dollars on apprenticeship, youth jobs training, and projects for workers returning from prison. Those awards could say a lot about the direction of the Administration’s ambitious plans for American jobs policy, particularly $145 million in special funds distributing pay-to-train incentives to employers hiring apprentices.
In the last few hours, the Department of Labor has posted federal spending records on the five entities who will run the incentive funds. As of this writing, DOL hasn’t formally announced those awards.
Below, I share the recipients of the incentive awards and a few thoughts on what the decisions mean. I’ll have more for paid readers in tomorrow’s special edition of THE MONEY.
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