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Treasury Issues Guidance on Energy Tax Credit Labor Provisions
The Department of Treasury and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued initial guidance earlier this week for prevailing wage and apprenticeships as would apply under the Inflation Reduction Act’s labor requirements for certain energy tax incentives. IRS Notice 2022-61 was published via … Continue reading
Industry Unions Speak Out About DOL Proposed Rule Targeting Apprenticeships
An executive order by the Trump Administration that created a task force on apprenticeship expansion has led to a proposed rule by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) creating industry-recognized apprenticeship programs (IRAP). The military and construction industries would be … Continue reading
Organization Introduces Students to Skilled Trades
As the labor shortage continues to hinder hiring for many glass and glazing companies across the U.S., employers are looking at ways to increase interest and knowledge of skilled trades in schools. WorkingNation, a national non-profit campaign, has released a … Continue reading
Harvard Study: U.S. Has Potential to Triple Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships work for the glazing industry and other specialty trades. Researches from the Harvard Business School and Burning Glass Technologies identified what makes these programs work, and how they can be implemented across other sectors. Room to Grow: Identifying New … Continue reading
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