The role of temporary employment agencies in welfare to work: Part of the problem or part of the solution?
Susan N. Houseman, David Autor
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Susan N. Houseman, David Autor
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Work, earnings, and vulnerable populations | 51Welfare reform, employment, and advancement Work, earnings, and vulnerable populations | 55Our challenge as researchers, policy analysts, and policymakers is to combine insights from these different aspects of our experience in promoting employment and career advancement so as to use available resources in ways that best enhance the well-being of poor families.n 1 See Section 401 of H.R. 3734.2 Numbers in this paragraph come from M. Cancian, R. Haveman, T. Kaplan, and B. Wolfe, Post-Exit Earnings and Benefit
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Work, earnings, and vulnerable populations | 51Welfare reform, employment, and advancement Work, earnings, and vulnerable populations | 55Our challenge as researchers, policy analysts, and policymakers is to combine insights from these different aspects of our experience in promoting employment and career advancement so as to use available resources in ways that best enhance the well-being of poor families.n 1 See Section 401 of H.R. 3734.2 Numbers in this paragraph come from M. Cancian, R. Haveman, T. Kaplan, and B. Wolfe, Post-Exit Earnings and Benefit
Key concepts: Work (physics), Welfare, Labour economics, Temporary work, Economics, Political science, Business, Law