Departments of Labor and Health, Education, and Welfare Appropriations for 1967: Hearings, Eighty-ninth Congress, Second Session, Part 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1966 |
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... school . At the appropriate time the computer terminates the payment for the child , recomputes the benefits ( if any ) that remain payable to other beneficiaries in the family group , prepares appropriate notices , and updates the ...
... school . At the appropriate time the computer terminates the payment for the child , recomputes the benefits ( if any ) that remain payable to other beneficiaries in the family group , prepares appropriate notices , and updates the ...
Page 108
... schools for prospective employees . Mr. MICHEL . Are they predominantly from those groups , fresh out of college ? Mr. ORDMAN . They are predominantly right out of college and law school . In this connection as our business increases we ...
... schools for prospective employees . Mr. MICHEL . Are they predominantly from those groups , fresh out of college ? Mr. ORDMAN . They are predominantly right out of college and law school . In this connection as our business increases we ...
Page 162
... school ? Secretary WIRTZ . Most of them are going to school and looking for work in the evenings and on Saturday . NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS Mr. FOGARTY . How much will the Neighborhood Youth Corps pro- gram in the Department of Labor ...
... school ? Secretary WIRTZ . Most of them are going to school and looking for work in the evenings and on Saturday . NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS Mr. FOGARTY . How much will the Neighborhood Youth Corps pro- gram in the Department of Labor ...
Page 168
... school dropouts and releasees from correctional institutions . ( 2 ) Launching a major job development program through which industry will provide job opportunities for these unemployed , either through feder- ally assisted programs or ...
... school dropouts and releasees from correctional institutions . ( 2 ) Launching a major job development program through which industry will provide job opportunities for these unemployed , either through feder- ally assisted programs or ...
Page 182
... school of thought which is that the Employ- ment Service should not do anything about upgrading the skills of the presently employed so there are some who feel that if an em- ployed person comes in to the Employment Service office ...
... school of thought which is that the Employ- ment Service should not do anything about upgrading the skills of the presently employed so there are some who feel that if an em- ployed person comes in to the Employment Service office ...
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activities actual 1966 estimate additional agencies amount apprenticeship appropriation assistance average benefits Board budget Bureau of Labor Chairman Changes for 1967 Civil commission Committee compliance contract Corp cost Department of Labor drafting and design DUNCAN Electronic data processing employment security Employment Service established estimate 1967 estimate Federal employees financing fiscal year 1967 FLOOD FOGARTY going GOODWIN handicapped High School industry job vacancy Junior College KEYSERLING Labor Standards Labor-Management legislation LUNDQUIST Mandatory Manpower Development Mechanical drafting mediation ment million minimum wage occupations operations opportunities organizations pay increases percent Personnel compensation plans Posi positions President's problems projects proposed Railway Labor Act regional director request RUTTENBERG salaries and expenses Secretary of Labor Secretary WIRTZ SHRIVER staff Technical tion Total obligations training programs trust fund unemployed unemployment insurance unfair labor practice Vocational Women's Bureau workers workload youth