Iowa Awards 3 5M in Apprenticeship Money / Public News Service

Iowa Workforce Development is making millions of dollars available to train and retain employees in the state. It's one way officials are attempting to address Iowa's workforce shortage. Workforce Development is making $3.5 million in grants available to companies that want to create or expand apprenticeship programs, effectively giving employees on-the-job training while creating a pipeline to help solve the shortage of qualified employees for skilled jobs. ...

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