§ 49.04.010 Regulatory apprenticeship council created — Composition — Terms — Compensation — Duties
§ 49.04.030 Supervisor of apprenticeship — Duties
§ 49.04.035 Supervisor of apprenticeship — Compliance verification
§ 49.04.040 Apprenticeship committees — Composition — Duties
§ 49.04.050 Apprenticeship program standards
§ 49.04.060 Apprenticeship agreements
§ 49.04.065 Decisions of apprenticeship council — Appeal to director of labor and industries — Judicial appeal
§ 49.04.070 Limitation
§ 49.04.080 On-the-job training agreements and projects — Supervisor to promote
§ 49.04.090 On-the-job training agreements and projects — Agreements with federal agencies
§ 49.04.100 Apprenticeship programs — Civil rights act advancement
§ 49.04.110 Woman and racial minority representation in apprenticeship programs — Noncompliance
§ 49.04.120 Woman and racial minority representation — Community colleges, vocational, or high schools to enlist woman and racial minority representation in apprenticeship programs
§ 49.04.130 Woman and racial minority representation — Employer and employee organizations, apprenticeship council and committees, etc., to enlist woman and racial minority representation in apprenticeship programs
§ 49.04.141 Transportation opportunities — Report
§ 49.04.150 Associate degree pathway
§ 49.04.160 Student opportunities — Findings
§ 49.04.170 Student opportunities — Centers of excellence, colleges to provide information
§ 49.04.180 Student opportunities — Educational outreach program — Appropriate activities
§ 49.04.190 Student opportunities — Building and construction-related apprenticeships — Grants — Report
§ 49.04.200 Apprenticeship programs for energy audits and energy efficiency services — Prioritization of workforce training programs — Outreach efforts
§ 49.04.210 Aerospace workforce council created — Duties — Composition
§ 49.04.220 Aerospace apprenticeship utilization rate — Requirements — Reporting
§ 49.04.230 Educational requirements — Secretary of health to define
§ 49.04.240 Economic or industry sector-based platforms — Requirements — Reporting
§ 49.04.250 Committee to develop appropriate apprenticeship programs for state agencies
§ 49.04.260 Grant program for technology and remote learning infrastructure modernization of state registered apprenticeships
§ 49.04.270 Grant program for wraparound support services
§ 49.04.280 Grant program for updating equipment
§ 49.04.290 Vouchers for driver’s education courses
§ 49.04.300 Apprenticeship retention study
§ 49.04.910 Chapter not affected by certain laws against discrimination in employment because of age
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Terms Used In Washington Code > Chapter 49.04 - Apprenticeship

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