The Supply Chain Automation Workforce Hub produces and shares a variety of resources to help employers, educational institutions, and other organizations develop and launch supply chain automation Registered Apprenticeship programs.
Supply Chain Automation Workforce Hub: Overview
Supply Chain Automation Workforce Hub: Sponsor/Employer Incentive Fund
Supply Chain Automation Workforce Hub: Sponsor/Employer Incentive Fund FAQs
Supply Chain Automation Workforce Hub: Employer FAQs
Supply Chain Automation Workforce Hub: Overview for Community and Technical Colleges
Supply Chain Automation Workforce Hub: Overview for Workforce Development Boards
Supply Chain Automation Workforce Hub: Benefits to Underrepresented Minorities
Supply Chain Automation Workforce Hub: Hiring Veterans and Benefits to Veterans
Supply Chain Automation Workforce Hub: Menu of Technical Assistance
Supply Chain Automation Workforce Hub: Types of Apprenticeship Funding Sources
Supply Chain Automation Workforce Hub: Labor Compliance Assistance
Supply Chain Automation Workforce Hub: Mentorship Best Practices
Supply Chain Automation Workforce Hub: Benefits to Adult Learners
Incentive Fund: 2024
The Hub offers financial incentives to RA sponsors/employers that can be used in a variety of ways to offset some tuition and training costs of apprentices. The amount of the incentive varies based on the number of apprentices ($1,000 per apprentice for new sponsors/employers or occupations and $500 per apprentice for additional apprenticeship cohorts for existing sponsors/employers) the sponsor/employer commits to enroll.
The incentive fund is capped at $30,000 per sponsor/employer, per year. Each sponsor/employer will need to submit an application. Incentive Fund applications will be considered on a rolling basis from January 15, 2024 until October 31, 2024 (or until funds are exhausted).
Please review the Incentive Fund application and FAQ document, and contact us if you have questions or need any assistance.
Department of Labor Resources
The U.S. DOL Department of Labor (DOL) offers many Registered Apprenticeship (RA) resources. The DOL Apprenticeship.gov website is a one-stop source to connect career seekers, employers, and education partners with apprenticeship resources. Discover Apprenticeships across industries, how programs are started by employers, and how to become an apprentice.
Registered Apprenticeship Academy
Registered Apprenticeship Intermediaries
Registered Apprenticeship Programs in a Multigenerational Workplace
Apprenticeship Industry Fact Sheet
Reentry Employment Opportunities Fact Sheet
ApprenticeshipUSA Resource Hub
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For more information about how the Hub can help you with your supply chain automation and Registered Apprenticeship (RA) programs, please email us at scaworkforcehub@manhattanstrategy.com.