CAN WORK INCENTIVES PAY FOR THEMSELVES? FINAL REPORT ON THE SELF-SUFFICIENCY PROJECT FOR WELFARE APPLICANTS
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FORD, R., ET AL., CAN WORK INCENTIVES PAY FOR THEMSELVES? FINAL REPORT ON THE SELF-SUFFICIENCY PROJECT FOR WELFARE APPLICANTS. OTTAWA, SOCIAL RESEARCH AND DEMONSTRATION CORPORATION, 2003, 164 p.
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Alternativas, Análisis coste-eficacia, Contraprestaciones, Desempleo, Efectos, Evaluación de servicios, Experiencias, Familias monoparentales, Inclusión laboral, Innovaciones, Pobreza, Prestaciones económicas, Programas de inserción, Trabajo, Canadá
Alternativas, Análisis coste-eficacia, Contraprestaciones, Desempleo, Efectos, Evaluación de servicios, Experiencias, Familias monoparentales, Inclusión laboral, Innovaciones, Pobreza, Prestaciones económicas, Programas de inserción, Trabajo, Canadá
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