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1. Utah's emergency work program

Author

Ottosen, Garry K.

Subjects
United States. Office of Family Assistance. Aid to Families with Dependent Children Program -- Management, Utah -- Social policy, Unemployed workers -- Services, Workfare programs -- Finance, Business, Government, Sociology and social work, Family Support Act of 1988
Published
1992

3. Implementing work requirements in Wisconsin

Author

Mead, Lawrence M.

Subjects
Workfare programs -- Management, Workfare programs -- Finance, Bureaucracy -- Management, Company business management, Company financing, Government, Political science
Abstract

Wisconsin?s welfare system did not succeed in motivating recipients to establish economic independence until the mid-1980s. After that date, the work requirement was strengthened and bureaucracies were set up and funded with the goal of aiding welfare recipients to find work. This shows that welfare programs must be well-administered and well-funded in order to succeed at the goal of putting welfare recipients to work.

Published
2001

4. Alamo Workforce

Subjects
Texas -- Employment, Alamo Workforce Development Inc. -- Finance, Workfare programs -- Finance, Employment services -- Finance, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Alamo Workforce Development Inc. (AWD) will receive $58.4 million to fund its programs in fiscal year 2002, the Texas Workforce. Commission (TWC) has announced. The funding represents an increase of [...]

Published
2001

5. Capital District Educational Opportunity Center

Subjects
New York. Department of Labor -- Finance, Workfare programs -- Finance, Business, Business, regional, Capital District Educational Opportunity Center -- Finance
Abstract

The Capital District Educational Opportunity Center received a $200,000 grant from the state Department of Labor Welfare-to-Work Division for a wage subsidy [...]

Published
2000

6. Federal rules hamper Welfare to Work program

Author

Costello, Bethany

Subjects
Federal aid to vocational education -- Finance, Workfare programs -- Finance, Business, Business, regional, Company financing, Finance, Social policy
Abstract

While Rhode Island's Welfare to Work program got another infusion of $4.1 million last month, it has yet to spend even close to the $4.4 million it received a year [...]

Published
1999

7. RI awarded $4.1 million by U.S. for Welfare to Work

Subjects
Welfare recipients -- Employment, Federal aid to vocational education -- Rhode Island, Workfare programs -- Finance, Business, Business, regional, Company financing, Finance, Employment
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Department of Labor has awarded $4,109,483 to the Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training for the state's Welfare-to-Work program. Among the beneficiaries of the award [...]

Published
1999

8. The potential for work enforcement: a study of WIN

Author

Mead, Lawrence M.

Subjects
Aid to Families with Dependent Children Program -- Management, Work measurement -- Standards, Federal aid to public welfare -- Finance, Performance standards -- Analysis, Workfare programs -- Finance, Welfare recipients -- Employment, Business, Political science
Published
1988

11. In Germany, the Jobless Work to Keep Their Benefits

Author

O'Brien, Kevin J.

Subjects
Company financing, Unemployed workers -- Compensation and benefits, Workfare programs -- Finance
Abstract

In January, Benjamin Dath's eight-month search for a job in northwest Germany led him back to where he started -- the unemployment office, which ordered him to paint classrooms at […]

Published
2005

14. Can workfare really work?

Author

Schine, Eric

Subjects
Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, Workfare programs -- Finance, Welfare recipients -- Compensation and benefits
Published
1997

16. The muddled maths of welfare-to-work

Subjects
Welfare recipients -- Employment, Welfare reform -- Finance, Domestic economic assistance, Workfare programs -- Finance, Business, Economics, Business, international, Company financing, Finance, Employment
Abstract

CRYSTAL CITY, VIRGINIA TWELVE men and women are engaged in animated discussion in a Marriott hotel meeting room. In front of them is a white flip chart; they sit round [...]

Published
1997

21. Putting people back to work; DCI chief seeks $1M-$1.5M to launch jobs program

Author

Simmons, Jeff

Subjects
Cincinnati, Ohio -- Employment, Workfare programs -- Finance, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Little more than a year ago, Phyllis Cassara of Cleveland and her young son were surviving on welfare. Having not worked for years, she had no other choice when her [...]

Published
1994

23. State gets $189 million in job creation funds

Author

Jenckes, Virginia Ellis

Subjects
California -- Employment, Job creation -- California, Workfare programs -- Finance, Federal aid to vocational education -- Planning
Published
1997

24. The minimum wage debacle

Author

Offner, Paul

Subjects
Workfare programs -- Finance, Welfare recipients -- Compensation and benefits
Published
1997

27. Clinton, congressional leaders to work toward accord in five budget areas

Author

Calmes, Jackie and Hitt, Greg

Subjects
United States. Congress -- Economic policy, Washington, D.C. -- Finance, Budget -- Political aspects, Workfare programs -- Finance, Education -- Finance, Tax law -- Interpretation and construction, Juvenile delinquency -- Laws, regulations and rules, Business, Business, general, Republican Party (United States) -- Economic policy, Democratic Party (United States) -- Economic policy
Published
1997

29. County job program to get $27 million

Author

Meyer, Josh

Subjects
Los Angeles County, California -- Social policy, Welfare reform -- California, Workfare programs -- Finance, Welfare recipients -- Employment
Published
1997

32. Slump endangers welfare reform

Author

Foster, Catherine

Subjects
State finance -- Social aspects, Workfare programs -- Finance, Welfare reform -- Forecasts and trends, Family Support Act of 1988
Published
1990

33. Budget cuts threaten to undermine GAIN

Author

Shuit, Douglas P.

Subjects
California -- Social policy, California. Department of Social Services. Greater Avenues for Independence Program -- Finance, Workfare programs -- Finance, Welfare reform -- Laws, regulations and rules, Welfare recipients -- Training
Published
1990

34. Welfare reform may finally be in the works

Author

Garland, Susan B.

Subjects
Aid to Families with Dependent Children Program -- Finance, Welfare recipients -- Employment, Workfare programs -- Finance, Federal aid to public welfare -- Finance, Poverty -- Laws, regulations and rules, Welfare reform -- Laws, regulations and rules
Published
1987

35. Workfare jobs should not be tied to minimum wage

Subjects
Workfare programs -- Finance, Wages -- Minimum wage
Abstract

The following editorial appeared in the Orange County Register on May 17: Is the Clinton administration still as serious about welfare reform as it was several months ago, when President […]

Published
1997

36. Apprenticeship program dangles in state budget negotiations

Author

Millard, Pete

Subjects
Wisconsin -- Economic policy, Manpower policy, Occupational training -- Finance, Workfare programs -- Finance, Company financing, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

State Sen. Russell Decker sent shock waves through the state Department of Workforce Development when he suggested the state tinker with the youth apprenticeship, school-to-work program by eliminating the $500 [...]

Published
1997

37. Where the windfall blows

Subjects
Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Tax policy, Public utilities -- Taxation, Workfare programs -- Finance, Budget -- United Kingdom, United Kingdom -- Tax policy
Published
1997

38. Where the windfall blows

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Tax policy, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Tax policy -- Taxation, Public utilities -- Taxation, Railroads -- Finance -- Taxation, Budget -- United Kingdom, Workfare programs -- Finance, Business, Economics, Business, international, Company financing, Finance, Taxation, Tax policy
Abstract

NOBODY doubted that a windfall tax on the 'excess' profits of the privatised utilities, to pay for a welfare-to-work programme, would be the centrepiece of Labour's first budget. The only [...]

Published
1997

39. Workfare costs a bundle

Subjects
Workfare programs -- Finance
Abstract

Most U.S. research shows that workfare helps few welfare recipients get back into the workforce permanently. Usually, the expense of running a forced work system is higher than the cost […]

Published
1996

42. Food Stamp Program

Subjects
Workfare programs -- Finance, Welfare recipients -- Statistics, Food stamp program -- Laws, regulations and rules
Published
1988

46. Welfare: the states need help

Author

Johnson, A. Sideny, III

Subjects
United States. Congress -- Social policy, Federal aid to public welfare -- Laws, regulations and rules, Intergovernmental fiscal relations -- Social aspects, Welfare recipients -- Finance, Workfare programs -- Finance
Published
1986

48. GAO: states need better WIA guidance from labor

Author

Hicks, Travis

Subjects
Workfare programs -- Finance, State finance -- Management, Expenditures, Public -- Statistics, Financial statements -- Analysis, Company financing, Company business management
Published
2002

49. Washington Governor Gardner praises Congressional approval of Family Independence Program

Subjects
Washington. Department of Social and Health Services -- Planning, Workfare programs -- Finance, Budget -- Laws, regulations and rules, Family policy, Business, Business, general
Abstract

WASHINGTON GOVERNOR GARDNER PRAISES CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL OF FAMILY INDEPENDENCE PROGRAM OLYMPIA, Wash., Dec. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Gov. Booth Gardner said this morning's Congressional approval of the Family Independence Program (FIP) [...]

Published
1987

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