United States Deputy Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling Visits ABC Institute to Explore Apprenticeship Innovation and Workforce Development - citybiz
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United States Deputy Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling Visits ABC Institute to Explore Apprenticeship Innovation and Workforce Development - citybiz

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December 5, 2025

Summary

United States Deputy Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling recently visited the ABC Institute in Florida to discuss innovations in apprenticeships and the future of workforce development. His visit highlights ongoing efforts to enhance registered apprenticeship programs and foster partnerships that align education with industry needs.

As the demand for skilled workers continues to rise, the importance of effective apprenticeship models becomes increasingly clear. These programs not only provide valuable earn-and-learn opportunities but also play a vital role in building sustainable career pathways that benefit both individuals and businesses.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This visit underscores the federal commitment to advancing registered apprenticeship programs, which are crucial for bridging the skills gap in today's labor market. By highlighting innovative practices, Deputy Secretary Sonderling's engagement fosters collaboration among sponsors and educators, ultimately enriching the apprenticeship landscape.

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