Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1992: Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, United States Senate, One Hundred Second Congress, First Session, Part 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1991 - 1056 pages |
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... receiving assistance under TAA as of September 30 , 1991. Training and other support services will continue to be available under the Economic Dislocation and Worker Adjustment Assistance ( EDWAA ) program . In fiscal year 1992 , $ 527 ...
... receiving assistance under TAA as of September 30 , 1991. Training and other support services will continue to be available under the Economic Dislocation and Worker Adjustment Assistance ( EDWAA ) program . In fiscal year 1992 , $ 527 ...
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... received and the purposes for which it was spent . DUPLICATION OF SERVICES O JTPA statutory provisions call for coordination of services and activities and linkages of resources to maximize the effective delivery of employment and ...
... received and the purposes for which it was spent . DUPLICATION OF SERVICES O JTPA statutory provisions call for coordination of services and activities and linkages of resources to maximize the effective delivery of employment and ...
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... received training and 5,400 have been placed in unsubsidized jobs . Approximately 40 % of those placed in jobs were employed 13 weeks later . Moreover , the Administration believes these programs could be improved if offered as part of ...
... received training and 5,400 have been placed in unsubsidized jobs . Approximately 40 % of those placed in jobs were employed 13 weeks later . Moreover , the Administration believes these programs could be improved if offered as part of ...
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... received program support during the summer . The decrease in the number of new participants is due to the projected higher cost per participant due to the increased services that will be provided and the longer program stay predicted ...
... received program support during the summer . The decrease in the number of new participants is due to the projected higher cost per participant due to the increased services that will be provided and the longer program stay predicted ...
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... received our FY 1992 budget , we are unable , at this time , to determine what flexibility we will have to continue to fund the National Displaced Homemakers Network . Specific funding for this project is not included in the 1992 ...
... received our FY 1992 budget , we are unable , at this time , to determine what flexibility we will have to continue to fund the National Displaced Homemakers Network . Specific funding for this project is not included in the 1992 ...
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