WIth labor shortage hovering, area builders jump into training programs

With more training opportunities available, trade companies will soon, officials hope, have a flourishing labor pool.

  • By Amanda Postma
  • | 5:14 p.m. November 3, 2022
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The four program trainees chosen for the BCB Homes Career Pathway Program. (Courtesy Photo).
The four program trainees chosen for the BCB Homes Career Pathway Program. (Courtesy Photo).
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Construction training program are growing in the region because demand is high — a direct response to labor shortages. In many examples, these programs are being used as a way to curate an employee specifically for the company that sets up the program. 

 

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