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Child Care for Construction collaborates with other state agencies and community partners to provide financial assistance to help you be successful as a registered apprentice with the State of Oregon. For more information and details visit our Financial Assistance for Registered Apprentices page.
If you graduated from a pre-apprenticeship program, you should contact the specific program to determine whether there are specific services and support that they offer to their graduates. Many offer peer support and career coaching, and some may also have access to emergency funds to help you continue in your apprenticeship.
The Apprenticeship and Training Division (ATD) investigates complaints related to violations of state or federal apprenticeship laws. Our authority comes from ORS 660.120 and related rules in OAR 839-011-0200 to 839-011-0375. We have the authority to review concerns involving program standards, equal opportunity, non-discrimination, and the fair treatment of apprentices within registered apprenticeship programs. This includes issues like improper program operation, retaliation for filing a complaint, discrimination, or failure to follow state-approved standards. This also includes reviewing appeals of apprentice's termination for due process upon request. We cannot intervene in personal disputes, employment matters outside apprenticeship, or issues not covered by apprenticeship law.
Please note, this is the Complaint Form for the Apprenticeship and Training Division only; for other BOLI Complaints please refer to the Complaint Resolution Center.
Complaint Resolution Center
For apprentices needing extra support, these resources address health, safety, mental well-being, and access to essential services. Community organizations and workforce agencies offer guidance on benefits, safety training, and crisis support, helping apprentices navigate both personal and professional challenges.
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