by Lynne Terry, Oregon Capital ChronicleMay 12, 2022
State officials have nearly $19 million to spend on training Oregonians to work in construction, health care, and manufacturing.
Earlier this month, the state Bureau of Labor and Industries opened the bidding process for training and apprenticeship programs for underserved communities, including women, people of color, rural residents, low-income residents, people with disabilities, tribal communities, and veterans.
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