The ASE Education Foundation formally launched a $25 million federal fund on Tuesday, Nov. 3, that pays auto, collision and truck repair businesses for hiring and keeping new technician apprentices, and it has opened an online application for sponsors of Registered Apprenticeship programs.
Yancey Bros. Co., Georgia's Caterpillar dealer, plans to turn a former UPS package hub in the City of South Fulton into a campus for its power generation business that it says would create 457 new full-time jobs paying an average of $72,600 a year.