American Workforce Act
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Summary
The American Workforce Act establishes a federal American Workforce Program administered by a new Director within the Department of Commerce's Economic Development Administration. The program creates paid, full-time apprenticeships combining on-the-job training with educational workforce training, funded through federal workforce education subsidies to employers. Eligible trainees must be U.S. citizens with a high school diploma who have not earned a bachelor's degree, and employers must enter into standardized contracts approved by the Director; the bill includes compliance monitoring, whistleblower protections, and reporting requirements on completion rates, earnings, and trainee demographics.
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