Transitions: Linking People to Jobs in an Age of Welfare Reform: A Carolina Planning Forum
Public Deposited- Creator
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Moore, Tim
- Other Affiliation: Executive Director, Center for Employment Training, Research Triangle Office
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Beal, Pheon
- Other Affiliation: Chief of Economic Independence, Division of Social Services, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services
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Boney, Leslie
- Other Affiliation: Director, North Carolina Business Involvement Council, North Carolina Department of Commerce
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Grace, James
- Other Affiliation: President, North Carolina Association of CDCs; Executive Director, East Winston CDC
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Rosenfeld, Stuart
- Other Affiliation: Principal, Regional Technology Strategies, Inc.
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Schmidt, Sorien
- Other Affiliation: North Carolina Justice and Community Development Center
- Abstract
- Editors' Note: As a result of the recent federal welfare reform legislation, welfare recipients are being forced to find jobs. At the same time, the strong growth of the economy is leaving many Americans behind. Planners need to consider new ways to connect unemployed and underemployed people to jobs. The editors of Carolina Planning hosted a forum to discuss how people in North Carolina are dealing with these issues. We brought together a panel that includes varied perspectives, from private training programs to community development corporations to state agencies. The text of this article is an edited version of the discussion, which took place at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill on November 10, 1997.
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- 1998
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- Carolina Planning Journal
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- 23
- Journal issue
- 1
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- 4
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- 12
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- English
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- Carolina Planning Journal
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