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Five apprenticeship occupations had hourly mean wages above the U.S. all-occupations average in 2023
December 11, 2024
Want to earn a paycheck while learning about an occupation? Consider an apprenticeship! Apprenticeships are formal relationships between workers and sponsors, such as individual employers, employer-and-labor organizations, or employer associations. Occupations in which apprenticeships are the typical route for attaining competency are called “apprenticeship occupations” hereafter. These are all construction or installation, maintenance, and repair occupations. Full Text »
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