BofA to Hire 1,000 Additional Apprentices and Invest $150 Million in Workforce Development across the U.S.
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During National Workforce Development Month, Investments Will Expand Access to Opportunity, Strengthen Local Economies and Drive Workforce Growth Key points CHARLOTTE, N.C., Sept. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Bank of America today announced it will hire 1,000 additional apprentices over the next two years and commit $150 million over five years to workforce development organizations to help strengthen local economies and drive job opportunities along with workforce growth across the United States. The new commitment is on top of the more than 800 apprentices the company already hires each year through programs that create roles across Consumer Banking, Technology, Operations and other key business areas. This builds on the bank's longstanding focus on skills-based hiring in local communities, career mobility and expanding access to long-term careers that do not require a bachelor's degree, helping strengthen the competitiveness of the American workforce. "This is one more way for us to do what we can to help create a skilled American workforce for tomorrow," said Brian Moynihan, Chair and CEO of Bank of America. "Our apprenticeship and workforce development programs underscore our continued commitment to expanding opportunity and helping talented individuals develop the skills to succeed. We appreciate the spirit of reform and practicality that the Department of Labor is...
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