KY Labor Sec. Ramsey joins Mubea apprentices, execs to celebrate innovative training program - NKyTribune
Graduation Days

KY Labor Sec. Ramsey joins Mubea apprentices, execs to celebrate innovative training program - NKyTribune

news.google.com
October 5, 2016

Summary

Kentucky Labor Secretary Derrick Ramsey recently joined Mubea CEO Doug Cain and current apprentices to celebrate the company’s 100th anniversary and the success of its registered apprenticeship program. Mubea, a leader in advanced manufacturing, has trained 36 apprentices in various technical fields through a collaborative initiative with Gateway Community & Technical College, highlighting the importance of community partnerships in workforce development.

This celebration underscores the vital role that apprenticeship programs play in building a skilled workforce in Kentucky. With nearly 1,100 companies participating in the state's apprenticeship initiative, the commitment shown by Mubea serves as a model for other organizations looking to invest in their employees and contribute to local economic growth.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the effectiveness of registered apprenticeship programs in creating career pathways for individuals while addressing workforce needs. By investing in training and education, companies like Mubea illustrate the profound impact that well-structured apprenticeship initiatives can have on both individuals and the broader community.

Read on news.google.com
Recent news
Massachusetts apprentices train for demanding, essential careers

Massachusetts apprentices train for demanding, essential careers

WCVB
September 2, 2026
Young North Carolinians find pathways into the skilled trades (Video)
General News

Young North Carolinians find pathways into the skilled trades (Video)

Raleigh News & Observer
September 1, 2026
Northwest Arkansas Community College reports fall semester enrollment of more than 12,000 students
Press Releases

Northwest Arkansas Community College reports fall semester enrollment of more than 12,000 students

Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
September 1, 2026
Get on our calendar
Not sure if WorkHands is right for you? Chat with our team today
Send us an email
We'll get back to you shortly