Minority Employment Opportunities, 1980-85: Hearings Before the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the United States, Ninety-sixth Congress, First Session, October 9 and 18, 1979 |
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Response to additional written questions posed by Representatives Mitchell and Wylie ----- Rueda , Frank H .: Page 62 103 92 120 81 100 124 68 MINORITY EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES : 1980-85 TUESDAY , OCTOBER 9 , 1 IV.
Response to additional written questions posed by Representatives Mitchell and Wylie ----- Rueda , Frank H .: Page 62 103 92 120 81 100 124 68 MINORITY EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES : 1980-85 TUESDAY , OCTOBER 9 , 1 IV.
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103 Grede , John F .: Prepared statement_ 92 Response to additional written questions posed by Representatives Mitchell and Wylie-- 120 Johnson , Morris F. , III : Prepared statement , together with attachments____ 81 Martin , Donald L ...
103 Grede , John F .: Prepared statement_ 92 Response to additional written questions posed by Representatives Mitchell and Wylie-- 120 Johnson , Morris F. , III : Prepared statement , together with attachments____ 81 Martin , Donald L ...
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Strong policy responses are needed which must include the participation of the private sector , where 80 percent of the jobs are located . Without these responses , the longer term consequences of the prob- lem for some youth will ...
Strong policy responses are needed which must include the participation of the private sector , where 80 percent of the jobs are located . Without these responses , the longer term consequences of the prob- lem for some youth will ...
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The outlook ahead suggests this problem will not diminish of its own accord . Strong policy responses are needed which must include the participation of the private sector where 80 percent of the jobs are located .
The outlook ahead suggests this problem will not diminish of its own accord . Strong policy responses are needed which must include the participation of the private sector where 80 percent of the jobs are located .
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They are in trouble in terms of the kinds of products they are producing and employers ' response to these products . Their problems are measured by declining achievement scores and in other , more subtle , ways .
They are in trouble in terms of the kinds of products they are producing and employers ' response to these products . Their problems are measured by declining achievement scores and in other , more subtle , ways .
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| Title | Minority Employment Opportunities, 1980-85: Hearings Before the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the United States, Ninety-sixth Congress, First Session, October 9 and 18, 1979 |
| Author | United States. Congress. Joint Economic Committee |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1980 |
| Length | 126 pages |
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