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Committee passes bill requiring published apprenticeship program and sponsor listings

House Governmental Affairs Committee · March 5, 2036
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Summary

House Bill 613, as substituted, requires the state workforce development board to list completed registered apprenticeship programs and employer sponsors on its website (with participant consent) and extends the bill's sunset to 2030; the committee approved the substitute and passed the bill.

Chairman Tyler Paul Smith presented a substitute to House Bill 613 that would require the state workforce development board to publish completed registered apprenticeship programs and sponsoring employers on its website, and allow listing of program completers if those individuals consent.

Sponsor noted the substitute removes a previous preference provision and extends the measure's sunset to 2030. The committee had no questions and voted to move the bill forward.

What happens next: HB 613 was advanced by the committee and will proceed through the legislative process.

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