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A10623Assembly2009-2010 Session

Makes provisions for registration of apprenticeship programs and agreement and repeals related program

Sponsor Michael MontesanoAD-15+3 co-sponsorsAffects Economy
Status
In Assembly Committee
Labor
Impact
Pending
Passage
Pending

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Primary sponsor
Michael Montesano

Assembly Member · Assembly District 15

History

  1. Held for consideration in labor
  2. Referred to labor

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BILL NUMBER:A10623

Title of bill

An act to amend the labor law and the state finance law, in relation to apprenticeship training and to repeal article 23 of the labor law relating thereto

Purpose or general idea of bill

Require all municipal public work contracts to include apprenticeship program language in specification and contract documents.

Summary of specific provisions

Article 23 is repealed and a new article 23 is added. State finance law is amended by adding a new section 139-1.

Justification

The use of apprentices on public work contracts will save municipalities money and will also aid in the development of jobs and careers for all trades. Increase skill development for employees will also be achieved.

Prior legislative history

A9893 of 2006; A5668 of 2008; A.3846 of 2009

Fiscal implications

None, cost savings to municipalities, utilizing apprentices on public works jobs.

Effective date

This act shall take effect on the sixtieth day after it shall have become law.

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