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The Road to Good Employment Retention. Three Successful Programs from the Jobs Initiative.

David Jason Fischer

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Looks at long-term job retention by low-skilled individuals. Profiles three job retention initiatives with high success rates -- two in Seattle, and one in St. Louis.

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Looks at long-term job retention by low-skilled individuals. Profiles three job retention initiatives with high success rates -- two in Seattle, and one in St. Louis.

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Looks at long-term job retention by low-skilled individuals. Profiles three job retention initiatives with high success rates -- two in Seattle, and one in St. Louis.

Key concepts: Business, Labour economics, Operations management, Marketing, Economics

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