1982Journal of Employment CounselingRequires access

Follow‐up and Evaluation of Job Placement in Employment and Training

J Rodenstein

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This study was designed to analyze the long‐term influence of employment and training programs on the labor force participation rate of CETA participants.

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This study was designed to analyze the long‐term influence of employment and training programs on the labor force participation rate of CETA participants.

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This study was designed to analyze the long‐term influence of employment and training programs on the labor force participation rate of CETA participants.

Key concepts: Job placement, Job training, Psychology, Training (meteorology), On-the-job training, Applied psychology, Labour economics, Medical education

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