Walsh teams with Goodwill to train workers on Kentucky healthcare job - Construction Dive
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Walsh teams with Goodwill to train workers on Kentucky healthcare job - Construction Dive

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August 14, 2025

Summary

Walsh, a Chicago-based contractor, has teamed up with Goodwill to offer training to workers as they construct a $781 million hospital for the University of Kentucky. This collaboration is part of a broader effort to support pre-apprenticeship initiatives in the healthcare sector.

This partnership represents a significant step in addressing workforce needs in Kentucky's healthcare industry, highlighting the importance of training programs that prepare workers for future job opportunities in high-demand fields.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This article underscores the vital role of partnerships in creating effective apprenticeship programs that equip workers with necessary skills. Initiatives like this are essential for building a strong workforce in healthcare, addressing both training and employment challenges.

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