THE MINNESOTA INTEGRATED SERVICES PROJECT: FINAL REPORT ON AN INITIATIVE TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES FOR HARD-TO-EMPLOY WELFARE RECIPIENTS
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MARTINSON, K., ET AL., THE MINNESOTA INTEGRATED SERVICES PROJECT: FINAL REPORT ON AN INITIATIVE TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES FOR HARD-TO-EMPLOY WELFARE RECIPIENTS. WASHINGTON, URBAN INSTITUTE, 2009, 147 p.
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Coordinación administrativa, Desempleo, Efectos, Evaluación de servicios, Inclusión laboral, Programas de inserción, Trabajador clave, Trabajo, EE.UU.
Coordinación administrativa, Desempleo, Efectos, Evaluación de servicios, Inclusión laboral, Programas de inserción, Trabajador clave, Trabajo, EE.UU.
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