Creating workforce training and retraining programs to help American workers scale up with emerging technologies in a new AI-economy.
Create workforce training and retraining programs for workers adapting to emerging technologies.
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Evidence
April will put her experience to work to increase economic opportunity, job growth... and invest in job training programs that strengthen our workforce. April specifically plans to leverage technology... to drive economic development across the 6th District.
We must leverage technology to drive economic growth across the 6th District... April will champion economic growth across every community in Maryland 6th District and build on the worker and community focused industrial policy of President Biden.
Her agenda calls for: ... Creating workforce training and retraining programs to help American workers scale up with emerging technologies in a new AI-economy.
16 bills: The Congresswoman introduced 16 bills, many bipartisan, to push back against this administration’s cuts to health care and food security, support our veterans and first responders, stand up for farmers and rural communities, and overturn the attempted renaming of the Kennedy Center.
$2,808,220 approved... for the Frostburg State University Planetarium... funding will be used to purchase new equipment... This upgrade will enhance STEM education... The investment will support workforce development, scientific literacy, and regional economic growth, while enhancing Maryland's leadership in science and technology.
Learn more about legislation sponsored and co-sponsored by Congresswoman McClain Delaney. Constituents can view the U.S. House of Representatives' latest votes... Recent Votes...
Assessments
The evidence shows McClain Delaney campaigned on and later restated support for creating workforce training and retraining programs tied to emerging technologies, but it does not show enactment, implementation, or passage of such a program during her federal term. The cited STEM/planetarium community project funding is related to STEM education and workforce development, but it is an equipment earmark rather than a worker training or retraining program for adapting to emerging technologies. There is also no cited serious bill or executive action materially advancing the promised program, so effort credit is not warranted.