We can help break this vicious cycle through job training, very important, job training, mentoring and drug addiction treatment.
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Other experts said expanding job training is critical to helping those on welfare lift themselves out of poverty — though identifying the right types of job training programs can be tricky.
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But in doing that, in doing that, is ... The government has always been part of job changing and job training, and now job training is almost negligible by the federal government.
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On the other hand, Bartik argues that the kind of job training program he advocates has a better track record than conventional job training programs of actually helping workers and boosting regional economies.
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Poor people are getting more job training, as in Minning.
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There were programs to provide job training and economic opportunities.
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Others say the job training they received was virtually useless.
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They have received counseling, job training and other social services.
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That's expensive, but, Mr. Hsu says, good job training is.
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Work activities include employment, job training, education and volunteering. Gov.
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Now job training is helping her get back on track.
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Job training makes for better job candidates — hunger does not.
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He sensibly puts stress on job training to cut unemployment.
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It would cut funding for rental assistance and job training.
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Job guarantees, job training, housing, pensions, health care, and more.
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Investing in job training was important as well, she said.
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First Step Act, job training, drug counselling, halfway houses, home confinement.
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We also have a job training program for the older kids.
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They provide therapy sessions, legal counsel, job training, and music classes.
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Would they be better served with job training or vocational programs?
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For addiction, that means counseling, housing support, job training, child care.
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But why hasn't the nation invested more heavily in job training?
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Importantly, we should avoid creating yet another federal job training program.
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Trump talked about investing in work force development and job training.
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Some were heading to job training, others to an environmental conference.
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The 230 hours a week of work, job training or volunteering?
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He started the six-month job training program in early 2016.
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But despite work and job training, he could not afford tuition.
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Its predecessor, the Job Training Partnership Act, had similarly weak returns.
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The engagement could include work, education, community service or job training.
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The job training unit represents an effort to arrest that trajectory.
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The job training unit represents an effort to arrest that trajectory.
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Should we give people money, should we give them job training?
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This goes back to the work that, I think, Ivanka did very early on on job training when we learned that we had -- and in fact, we don't even know how many job training programs we have.
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It's true that Ivanka is working with companies on job training programs.
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The app also helps participants access job training, housing, counseling and referrals.
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The app also provides participants with job training, housing, counseling and referrals.
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Perhaps there are no reforms that will make federal job training better.
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In France, remaining Scopitones screened job training films for rural coal miners.
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Related: The US needs to do a better job training its workers.
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On-the-job training is also a common path for new workers.
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For those incarcerated people leaving prison, programming books act as job training.
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And there is no amount of job training that can change that.
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Those programs are testing different approaches to job training and job creation.
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Ms. Yellen's trips tended to focus on education and job-training programs.
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Mr. Albayrak was undergoing a "fast on-the-job training," he said.
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The released offenders will be required to find jobs or job training.
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Detainees will be provided job training, mental health counseling and education services.
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Housing assistance must be geared toward homeownership and job training where possible.
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Critics also say that job training is costly and too often ineffective.
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They pay generous unemployment benefits, while employers finance extensive job training programs.
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The line between "education" and "job training" has never been completely clear.
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Construction laborers typically get on-the-job training and need no formal education.
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The programme entitles each former militant to a monthly stipend and job training.
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Expand job training," she says in one of the ads, titled "100 Days.
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Federal prisoners will receive educational, job training, substance abuse and mental health help.
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Many of these roles demand extensive on-the-job training, certifications, or licenses.
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It would also funnel resources into job training and re-entry programs. Reps.
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While there is extensive job training, the job doesn't require a bachelor's degree.
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He stresses apprenticeships, job-training and health policies that both parties can support.
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Before the news conference, Trump and Merkel discussed economic development and job training.
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For example, let's say Congress funds a new job training program for veterans.
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That includes access to affordable health care, job training, apprenticeships and vocational education.
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It also offers lifetime yearly payments, job training and other re-entry programs.
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These include tuition assistance, discounted classes, and credit for on-the-job training.
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They include money for established job training organizations and community development financial institutions.
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The government currently helps fund 40 job training programs spread across 14 agencies.
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We also included required work experience and on-the-job training (if any).
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These job training programs are typically run at the state or local level.
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It's got to be education or it's got to be more job training.
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They get 64 hours of on-the-job training on use of force.
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She visited homeless shelters, job training centers, adult literacy programs, and food banks.
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He had participated in the job-training programs suggested by his probation officer.
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DeWine presented a buffet of issues including job training, natural gas and education.
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It included after-school remedial study centers and on-the-job training projects.
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Several automakers have some kind of job training or hiring program for veterans.
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That could include apprenticeships, on-the-job training, professional development, or mentoring programs.
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It provides Chicago residents with education and job training in TV and film.
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Some were heading to job training, others to a United Nations environmental conference.
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The current Education and Labor Departments don't just do education and job training.
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A resident is a physician having further on-the-job training after medical school.
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The cost per person of housing and counseling and job training—it's just immense.
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The Trump budget would cut energy subsidies, job training, and handouts to rural businesses.
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Fortunately, more on-the-job training is being offered by employers desperate for workers.
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The community reinvestment grant would provide job training, legal aid and other social programs.
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It mixes job training with months of intense efforts to teach habits of restraint.
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Sixense, for instance, offers a full-body tracking system for VR job training simulations.
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The on-the-job training leads to highly-skilled careers in the shipbuilding industry.
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The program provides small business loans, invests in local infrastructure and provides job training.
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The new program emphasizes job training, providing health-care for entrepreneurs, and repairing infrastructure.
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The organization wants to facilitate job training and access to critical services for residents.
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J.P. Morgan announced a $350 million job training effort for underserved communities last month.
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It ends job-training and educational-development programs for Native Americans and seasonal laborers.
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Prior learning assessments allow working-students to earn credit for on the job training.
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The Democrats need a message on inclusivity, education, job training, and the overall economy.
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That is money that could be spent on education, job training and rebuilding infrastructure.
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"We don't need another on-the-job training in the White House," he said.
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They will receive job training to help them integrate back into society, Budiman added.
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Job training and other workforce initiatives will receive up to $8.5 million, DOE said.
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They envision changes to the federal SNAP program as well as additional job training.
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This would be a good way to leverage all of those job training programs.
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The money will support state initiatives including rehabilitation, job training and mental health programs.
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They get on-the-job training and often do not have a college degree.
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They offer job training and courses in anger management, trauma counseling and financial literacy.
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They will also offer job training, mental health services and educational opportunities for inmates.
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It also offers an independent living program with education and job training for women.
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People climbing the economic ladder need supports, including education, job training, and child care.
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An outreach worker told them about a job-training program at Chicago's power company.
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It is expected to target issues including job-training programs and renegotiating trade deals.
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Mr. Carey's criticism should call us to reform Pell grants, not shun job training.
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The Young Mothers program gave prenatal care, in-house nursing training, sex education, schooling, and job training to 5,000 women, including payment for attending classes, while the Women's Talent Corps provided job training in social service to 1,19603 women across New York City.
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Investments in education and job training could help stem the bleeding and bridge the gulf.
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This is a return to past decades, when on-the-job training was more common.
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CNN: In addition to the support and job training programs, what else do you offer?
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At six months when candidates begin their on-the-job training, the salary rises $51,000.
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Instead of cash payments to Foxconn, the state could fund infrastructure, education, and job training.
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Getting Saudi men to be productive requires them to undergo extensive on-the-job training.
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There was a job training grant, and a grant to set up a community center.
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The rest go to child care, job training and other job-related services and supports.
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Some may even oversee learning programs for other institutions like museums or job-training organizations.
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Last month, J.P. Morgan Chase said it was pledging $350 million for job training programs.
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Like the American Opportunity Tax Credit, this also applies to education expenses and job training.
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John F. Kennedy responded with the first national job training program, but it did little.
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The new bill includes $1 billion in funding for job training for food stamp recipients.
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She defined "community engagement activities" as working, receiving job training, going to school or volunteering.
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The organization continues to evolve, with some food banks now offering some job training programs.
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But we have cut job training to assist in reintegrating ex-offenders by 22019 percent.
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They can also file prison grievances, access a law library or take job training courses.
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Funding continued to be slashed for state job training grants by 40 percent since 85033.
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We all have to do collectively a better job training the best players in China.
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Luckily, my husband had studied some of these laws in relation to his job training.
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The legislation expands job training and other programs aimed at reducing recidivism among federal prisoners.
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As tax cuts create new jobs, let us invest in workforce development and job training.
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Today, he's headed to a job-training center, and he's feeling optimistic about his chances.
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Before entering the job-training facility, Jovan picks out his hair and straightens his clothes.
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Trump came from the roughest job training in the world: the New York construction trade.
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It's meant to help identify job training opportunities in those areas, particularly for disadvantaged groups.
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Money would also be devoted to veterans and to coal country for job training programs.
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Provide real job training — and a clear route from training to an actual job. 3.
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The South Korean government helps them resettle by providing job training, rent and other subsidies.
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For three years, he oversaw funding for job training, education, drug rehabilitation and other programs.
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And lastly, to be commander in chief, there's no time for on-the-job training.
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Two big planks of Sanders' plan tackle job training for minority teachers and medical professionals.
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"There are lots of job training programs for people who are unemployed," Ohio Lt. Gov.
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Accompanying events will tackle affordable housing, sustainable design, job training for homeless people, and more.
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The money should help cushion the financial blow, and tempt them towards on-the-job training.
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In terms of education, I don't believe in job training because I think it's very limited.
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Dastak provides job training, childcare, and counseling, as well as a safe home for the women.
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Further, the IRC helps operate livelihood centers, which provide job training and more for displaced Syrians.
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We've seen some pretty important broadcasts around job training workshops and events for Syrian refugees, too.
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The Hartz reforms overhauled job training and placement programmes and reduced barriers to part-time work.
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Among his areas of focus have been policies on job training, apprenticeships and the minimum wage.
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After her daughter was born, a job training program helped her discover fulfillment and financial security.
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But the PP agreed with Ciudadanos to increase spending on job training and reverse some cuts.
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Veterans can use their GI Bill benefits for college, housing or on-the-job training programs.
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SEIA suggested less radical remedies - technical assistance, job training programs, and a modest import licensing fee.
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He pledged to lower tax rates and boost job training in the U.S., among other initiatives.
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Then again, other scientifically rigorous evaluations have already found youth job-training programs to be ineffective.
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Despite its insistence on employment, it would only allot states $30 per individual for job training.
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Communities built on fossil fuel extraction could be revitalized through job training for clean energy programs.
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After her speech, Ms. Yellen met with workers at a job-training program in West Philadelphia.
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He went to the agency's office in Jamaica, Queens, to apply for a job training internship.
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And it has connected more than 22012,22013 Latin Americans to job training and entrepreneurship opportunities. Okay.
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Clinton would subsidize college costs, refinance and cap student loan repayments and develop job-training programs.
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And we'll offer those service fellows consideration for job training, hiring preferences and student debt forgiveness.
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Glide provides meals, health care, job training, rehabilitation and housing support to the poor and homeless.
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To help Sarah find a new path, we enrolled her in an excellent job training program.
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I want to fund public education and invest in job training, invest in our work force.
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Siblings offer early, on-the-job training in how to work and live with other people.
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And with all due respect, there's going to be no time for on-the-job training.
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Then she found Paths 2 Promise, which provides food stamp recipients with job training and support.
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And the last thing is, investing a lot of their capital in on-the-job training.
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They took a job training program together where they learned to prepare résumés and cover letters.
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"There's going to be no time for on-the-job training," Biden said in Fort Dodge.
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Take advantage of on-the-job training to keep your skills current, said Collinson at Transamerica.
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The need for a massive, immediate government program both in education and job training is obvious.
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Eligible states might support ideas like drug treatment, education, job training, diversion or re-entry programs.
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"I really wanted to make sure students were getting real on-the-job training," Brodie said.
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BMW is opening a job training institute in California for U.S. Marines transitioning into civilian life.
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"I think that job training keeps being promoted because it solves a political problem both for elected officials and for employers, but it doesn't do anything for the economics," Gordon Lafer, a University of Oregon professor and author of "The Job Training Charade" told Ohio Valley ReSource.
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Affordable child care, public transportation and job training all can improve people's overall health, the papers said.
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Jal also has a charity, Gua Africa, which helps refugees from South Sudan get professional job training.
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Professional athletes and celebrities have also joined in programs stressing the importance of education and job training.
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Many of these roles demand extensive on-the-job training, certifications, lengthy internships or an associate's degree.
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When that became untenable, Beijing claimed they were voluntary job-training centers designed to root out extremism.
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Regional initiatives and public-private collaboration on job training and aligning education with local clean energy industries.
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More than 40 job training programs would be reduced to 16 and housed in the new department.
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The idea came from women in the group's English as a Second Language and job training programs.
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A USDA spokesperson said it's the Labor Department's decision to shutter any of the job training centers.
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It supports community development, disaster relief, financial education, job training and environmental sustainability initiatives around the world.
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Some small businesses are adapting by offering on-the-job training but others are curtailing growth expectations.
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And Warren, we talked about this a little earlier, about job training programs that haven't been there.
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And so I'm doing a lot of on-the-job training, doing things that are very strange.
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Social workers who visit offer ways out of gangs, including drug treatment programs, housing and job training.
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To realize this enormous potential, the federal government needs to commit real dollars to job-training programs.
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Around this time of year, I often notice articles calling for more job training for military veterans.
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These include education, job training and other personal development programs, along with incentives to participate in them.
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Many small business owners have increased wages, offered on-the-job training or started providing other perks.
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"Good job training costs thousands of dollars per person, not dozens of dollars per person," Kaleba said.
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Each former militant is entitled under the amnesty to 65,000 naira ($213.68) a month plus job training.
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The work requirement can be fulfilled by working, searching for a job, job training, and other activities.
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Democratic leaders must prioritize entrepreneurship, small-business growth and the expansion of job-training and retraining programs.
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Mr. Walker has boasted of the expansion of high tech manufacturing and job training and apprenticeship programs.
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Amazon will pay workers at least $15 an hour and benefits, and include on-the-job training.
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This should include large investments in public affordable housing, job training, green space, public transit and more.
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Google said it was donating $10 million to Goodwill Industries, for example, for digital job training programs.
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There are other issues: Lots of people need training before they can take advantage of job training.
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He decided during his job training that having a driver's license would lead to better employment opportunities.
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The shelters offer protection, legal advice, some free job training, child care, and psychological and medical treatment.
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The job required several weeks of training, followed by on-the-job training, to become state-certified.
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Such an agency could coordinate public-private efforts to create well-paying jobs and facilitate job training.
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The company hopes that offering more job training would make for happier workers and higher employee retention.
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Under the amnesty program, each former militant is entitled to 65,000 naira a month plus job training.
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The upgraded technology has found use in social media, interior design, job training and even pain management.
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Spending on environmental protection, medical research, job training, foreign aid and safety net programs would be cut.
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Workers would like to see improvements relating to job training programs, acknowledgement, and the performance review process.
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The work requirement can be fulfilled by working, searching for a job, job training, and other activities.
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The bill calls for providing states $22019 billion a year to support this new job training mandate.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and helped with a federally funded job training program in the area.
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With the acquisition, Adecco adds to its ability to provide job training and re-skilling services for businesses.
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That means a college acceptance letter, a job offer, military orders, or enrollment in a job training program.
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These programs include social services for at-risk youth, such as counseling, job training, and after-school activities.
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That involves getting young men off the streets, away from gangs, and into schools and job training schemes.
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If you think your on-the-job training was tough, imagine what life is like for newbie surgeons.
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Maybe people aren't aware of all the things the internet can provide, like digital doctors and job training.
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Under the amnesty program, each former militant is entitled to 65,000 naira ($213.68) a month plus job training.
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Many dispensaries will offer on-the-job training, and budtenders are well positioned to advance in the industry.
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Young priests are often sent to parishes alone after minimal on-the-job training with an older colleague.
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Along with language learning, it says that migrants who break off job training courses will also lose benefits.
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I spent my AmeriCorps year working for a nonprofit that provided housing and job training to homeless veterans.
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Increasing access to high-quality community colleges, proven job-training models and help finding new jobs would assist.
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She also heard the American leader praise Germany's schemes for job training and retraining, and apprenticeships in industry.
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To regain trust, Democrats will have to do far more than boost ethanol production, job training, and broadband.
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As Dwyer Gunn reports in Pacific Standard, the federal government's track record on job training is pretty dismal.
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And it is a helluva a time for a case of first impression and on the job training.
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He signed that into law -- $1 billion for S.T.E.M. jobs for on the job training for technical jobs.
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If $1,000 is raised, it would allow the program to cover the cost of a job training session.
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Job training is in line for cuts, along with K-12 schooling and college education for the disadvantaged.
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It is also working on larger issues including STEM education, and job training for veterans, women and minorities.
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Under the amnesty program, each former militant is entitled to 65,000 naira ($213) a month plus job training.
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To stay competitive, more than a quarter of those surveyed recently completed job training or obtained additional education.
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I'm told job training got a bad reputation years ago because it was poorly coordinated with employers' needs.
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And if it's better job-training that President Trump wants, who better than the military to provide it?
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Job training requirements are less successful if the recipients have to travel considerable distances to receive the training.
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Second, limit prisoners' access to educational and job training opportunities and treatment for substance disorders and mental illness.
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Beginning in 2026, the work and job training requirements would increase to at least 25 hours a week.
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The program provides payments and job training to workers who lose their jobs because of competition from abroad.
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But so far, the main solution Trump has proposed is to spend more money on job training programs.
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These activities include volunteering, joining a job-training program, and enrolling in college or another qualifying education program.
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He cites a Swedish program that ties disability benefits to showing up for job training and job placement.
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The Chinese government recently tried to blunt that criticism by presenting the camps as comfortable job training centers.
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If it needs customized job training, you provide that and make sure it has the workers it needs.
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He did propose paid family leave and backed vocational schools and job training, winning grudging applause from Democrats.
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They will have to complete an online assessment of their job training needs and an online training program.
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That means better alcohol and drug treatment, family counseling, low-income housing resources, job training and individual therapy.
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Paul Williams, a supervisor for the job-training nonprofit Chrysalis in Los Angeles, oversees a street maintenance crew.
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What separates the Local Initiatives organization and its partners from other job-training programs is its holistic approach.
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Participants include veterans, people with disabilities, victims of trafficking and youth who obtain news skills and job training.
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He established homeless shelters and job training programs in Los Angeles, and he made helping veterans a priority.
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The master plan marries housing with job training and services addressing mental health, substance abuse and other issues.
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In addition, he pledged his support for job training and vocational schools, as well as paid family leave.
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Camp inmates also receive job training, and officials say that many will be sent to work in factories.
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He became brusque when officials couldn't tell him, for example, how many job-training graduates in Greenville, Miss.
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Especially hard-hit are Pell grants, job training and employment services as well as refugee programs, among others.
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Thursday alongside Ivanka Trump, Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced new job training opportunities through a White House initiative.
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It aims to assist women in developing countries with job training, financial support and legal or regulatory reforms.
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One person now tends two giant machines at once, requiring specialized knowledge and extensive on-the-job training.
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A City Council committee said his agency's job-training courses had failed to meet the needs of business.
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In a press release, Amazon cited a "changing jobs landscape" as the impetus for the job-training push.
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Community groups already provide so many services to those in need, from education to job training to healthcare.
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Traditional government-funded job training programs tend to focus more on how many people sign up for courses.
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It determines how to distribute aid to help families pay for food, health care, job training, and rent.
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So, you're on-the-job training that you were paid for, which you didn't have expertise in before.
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Started in 2000, Isles offers services ranging from environmental job training to environmental health assessments of Trenton homes.
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Other measures — such as job training and other workforce development programs — are better suited to address structural unemployment.
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Younger millennials were excluded from the analysis, since most were still pursuing an education or job training in 2011.
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To graduate to this level, an officer needs a high school diploma as well as on-the-job training.
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That deal came with lucrative contracts for militant leaders, as well as job training and stipends for foot soldiers.
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The money would pay to install rooftop solar arrays, weatherize homes, and offer job training in green energy fields.
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He said the U.S. needs to "embrace new and effective job-training approaches," like alternatives to four-year college.
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The federal government helped World War II veterans pay for college, get job training and buy their first homes.
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He listed mental health, educational, and housing services, along with job training, as potential ways to interrupt the risks.
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We also need to invest more resources in rehabilitation and job training for people who are currently behind bars.
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First, the evaluation assessed the performance of job-training programs that are very similar to the programs administered today.
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Applicants to the program must have at least a high school education or two years of formal job training.
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It means stimulating growth in high-wage jobs through STEM education, job training initiatives and pro-growth tax policies.
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Those who fail to work or enroll in job training could be locked out for up to three years.
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People with disabilities already face major barriers to work — discrimination, lack of accessible transportation, inadequate job training, and more.
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And Nigeria's plan to provide job training for ex-rebels, which has succeeded in other countries, was a shambles.
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More "back end" supports could help, such as forgiving fees and fines and providing extensive job training and placement.
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The plan includes a federal focus on job training and substance abuse treatment before release, and closer monitoring after.
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"There's no silver bullet," Wright said in an interview, adding job training and healthcare access are also crucial tools.
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We need job-training institutions on par with academic institutions to attract students interested in pursuing these skilled jobs.
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She has Down syndrome, and this is a simple but deep story about disability, job training, fulfillment and joy.
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Enrollees complete thousands of hours of on-the-job training and an extensive classroom curriculum up to four years.
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And currently, states that impose work requirements don't have to provide any funding for job training or job search.
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Beijing says the facilities provide job training and legal education for Uighurs and has denied carrying out mass detentions.
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Do you want your surgeon or your pilot to have only one week's experience of on-the-job training?
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In March, she enrolled at Grace Institute, a job-training program serving low-income women in New York City.
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Greyston Foundation, which owns the bakery, also runs community programs, such as supportive housing, job training and community gardens.
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The First Step Act would expand job training and other programming aimed at reducing recidivism rates among federal prisoners.
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At the meeting Trump suggested creating more programs for job training, education, mentoring and drug addiction aimed at rehabilitation.
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Officials called it a job training center, but it was basically a prison, with toilets and beds behind bars.
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Noticing the growth in barista careers, Serco opened two cafes in the prison to provide on-the-job training.
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AABR runs 23 group homes that house about 200 people and day programs, which include job training and schooling.
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The plan proposed Monday would expand job training programs and employer resource networks for those who receive government aid.
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They also get funding for job training programs -- like the one Moses attended -- or to attend local community colleges.
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Additionally, the bank will work with MIT to identify where more job training is necessary within JPMorgan's own workforce.
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Some are able to figure it out with on-the-job training, and some quickly stumble much like Neumann.
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But in Washington, D.C., expungement week events included résumé writing workshops, job training, and other career re-entry services.
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Democrats want to help 10 million Americans find work by expanding paid apprenticeship and work-based job-training programs.
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The government provides North Korean refugees with low-rent apartments, welfare payments and free health care and job training.
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Zaman International provides basic necessities, education and job training to more than 250,000 women and children of all backgrounds.
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Finally, I told him that I had found a job training and counseling program that would accept my client.
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Job training, by contrast, makes the smaller-but-sunnier assurance that starting over is possible with help and time.
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As its name suggests, the bill has a heavy emphasis on job training, recognizing solar's impressive job-generating capacity.
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Democrats also proposed new tax credits for job training, an old idea that has been tried many times before.
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That includes tying certain enrollees' benefits to employment or other job-related activities, including job training or volunteer work.
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But the Jobs Act doesn't fund such assistance, because the Pell grant program wasn't designed to fund job training.
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Publicly funded transportation upgrades or job-training programs, for example, can help entice companies while also benefiting existing businesses.
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He and his Democratic colleagues have their own proposal, which would invest $1 billion in job training for parents.
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She emphasized that these programs are not simply work programs, but include community service and education and job training options.
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The group also provides job training to stimulate economic growth, employment, and solar program sustainability across the communities they serve.
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Those grants would fund job training, legal aid, and rehabilitation for individuals who've experienced marijuana-related convictions in the past.
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It's run by the church next door, and gives at-risk kids from the area professional job training and mentoring.
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In poor neighborhoods, communities are training emergency response volunteers, installing solar panels, starting community savings schemes and providing job training.
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But he credited both his job training and God for the fact that no one was injured in the fire.
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But over time, we've forgotten about the intrinsic value of education, and turned schools into an extension of job training.
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In a television interview on October 15th, Mr Macron promised to improve apprenticeships, job training and the unemployment-benefit system.
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But this year's bill contains measures tightening work and job training requirements for food stamps, which have driven Democrats away.
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Throughout his tenure, Gingrich's nationalization of congressional politics accelerated the neglect of the local—infrastructure spending, social services, job training.
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Large federal grants distributed for use at the discretion of state and local job-training agencies discourage accountability and efficiency.
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Despite this mandate, the vocational services provided, according to job-training participants, are unlikely to lead to the intended occupations.
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It's also the case that many students go to college for job training rather than the intrinsic value of learning.
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And a Harris bill focused on job training would give unemployed and underemployed workers up to $8,000 for training programs.
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The resources provided by the House farm bill for job training and placement programs for SNAP recipients are woefully inadequate.
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Spending public money on infants can save taxpayers a lot of money later (on, say, job training and prison places).
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Job training is great, but let's not forget about another avenue of employment that is ideal for many veterans: entrepreneurship.
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While in prison, I kicked my addictions, became a Christian, took job training, and volunteered at a hospice for prisoners.
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And it calls on Congress to allow student loans to apply to technical college education or on the job training.
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We created an initiative to get skills and job training instead of jail time for young people arrested for drugs.
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Cooperation Jackson primarily hosts job training and skills sharing sessions, and helps workers start and finance their own co-ops.
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This affects a parent's ability to feed his or her child, look for stable employment, or commit to job training.
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Local governments determine policies around the quality of schools, job training programs, public transit, affordable housing and so much more.
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His plan would guarantee those workers five years of their current salary, housing assistance, and job training, among other things.
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That is real emergency management, crisis management, on-the-job training that I had during the months following Hurricane Sandy.
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In many oppressed communities, drug treatment, good schools, economic investment, job training, trauma and grief support are not available options.
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The details: The First Step Act would expand job training and other programs aimed at reducing recidivism among federal prisoners.
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Its programs provide day care, job training, produce-growing gardens, medical care and housing for about 5,000 people a year.
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" In April, the Labor Department's own inspector general starkly concluded that "Job Corps could not demonstrate beneficial job training outcomes.
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She paid regular visits to job-training programs across the country, meeting with groups of workers to hear their stories.
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After Ms. Yellen's speech, she will visit a community college job training program and participate in a discussion with students.
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There is no time for on-the-job training.... I've met every major world leader in the last 45 years.
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The Grand Street Settlement will run not only a senior center, but also a job-training program for younger adults.
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However, the utilization of peer specialists, those given formal coursework, on the job training, and certification, is somewhat less common.
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The AHC sites screen patients for these risks and refer them for their housing, job training or food security needs.
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For a year, the journalists followed the family, joining them at mosques, schools, parties, holiday celebrations and job-training programs.
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The Gendys partnered with Workforce 1, a city-run career service, last year to provide church members with job training.
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To help improve his chances, he enrolled in Mission: St. Louis, a job-training center for people re-entering society.
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Workers also prized labor organizations that could offer extra unemployment benefits, health insurance, retirement coverage, job training and skills development.
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Participants will be served breakfast, receive on-the-job training and get paid only after completing six hours of work.
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The state was also allowed to test an optional work requirement, which offered beneficiaries job training and job placement services.
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Critics also point at research suggesting that on-the-job training by employers themselves has been declining in recent years.
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Under the bill, prisoners would be allowed to earn time credits for completing programs such as education and job training.
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Education required: Associate's degreeProjected average annual job openings between 2018 and 2028: 900Training required: Moderate-term on-the-job training
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Education required: Associate's degreeProjected average annual job openings between 2018 and 2028: 2,300Training required: Long-term on-the-job training
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The Jobs Act would drop the minimum to eight weeks for any "job training program" offered by an accredited college.
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It was on-the-job training, and without that kind of nurturing and support, this would never be my profession.
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Expanding computer science education and job training for STEM fields has been a major point of focus for the Obama administration.
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The career path into those trades typically involves some form of non-college certification and apprenticeship or on-the-job training.
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After a year of on-the-job training, the program will finish 215 with 228 graduates placed into full-time jobs.
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Nuclear power reactor operators typically only need a high school diploma, though the role does require extensive on-the-job training.
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And through the Amazon Technical Veterans Apprenticeship program, we are providing veterans on-the-job training in fields like cloud computing.
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"The work that we do breaks down gang networks," said Mr. Mitchell, whose group also provides job training for local residents.
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The city started out building and maintaining tens of thousands of apartments for working families, sponsoring job training and social programs.
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States would be given huge amounts of discretion as to whether to use those funds for job training, child care, etc.
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To graduate to this level, an officer needs a high school diploma as well as plenty of on-the-job training.
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It would be better to direct cash at hospitals, schools and job training than to squander it on more empty expressways.
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Exempting the pregnant, disabled and others, all adults would have to work, volunteer or undergo job training to continue receiving benefits.
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She proposed to invest in job training for displaced manufacturing workers, simplify tax filing for small businesses and expand broadband access.
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But GOP leaders are also pushing to tighten work and job training requirements for food stamps, as part of the bill.
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Germany does a better job of co-ordinating asylum-claim processing with refugee housing, language and job training, and job placement.
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How about donating 10 percent of their huge salaries to help those in need with college scholarships and job-training programs?
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On Thursday, his administration offered $65.8 million for job training and other development in communities traditionally reliant on the coal economy.
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Perdue wanted to hand them over to the Labor Department, which already oversees a much larger number of job training sites.
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The White House acknowledges those factors, and argues a GOP-led Congress has done little help advance Obama's job training agenda.
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Proponents say the on-the job-training programs reduce people's student debt while making sure they pick up in-demand skills.
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Germany is a model example, with its apprenticeship programs, provided education and on-the-job training for the jobs of tomorrow.
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Jared's jobs include the Middle East peace process, NAFTA, improving job training in federal prisons, and his Office of American Innovation.
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Therefore, the employer must invest in on-the-job training of newcomers and in retaining experienced employees who provide that training.
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In a campaign video, Bennet also highlighted goals that included improving the healthcare system and investing in education and job training.
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The comprehensive plan would enact "Roosevelt style trust-busting laws," address climate change and propose job training and education for farmers.
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Clinton has tried to sway voters with her plans for investment in job training, reducing college costs and taxing the wealthy.
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After all, offenders in Massachusetts get housing assistance, job training, health care, even help opening a bank account after they're released.
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In the program, those selected will spend four years undergoing classroom and on-the-job training, for which they are paid.
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Wrap-around programs that provide birth control, but also medical care, social workers, tutors, and job training, have also proved effective.
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Southwest Key's communications director, Cindy Casares, said all employees receive at least 80 hours of classroom and on-the-job training.
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You might have to complete thousands of hours of on-the-job training and hundreds of more hours in the classroom.
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Yet even if schools could be reoriented to focus effectively on job training, the result would hardly be an unqualified good.
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The job training will focus on the construction, information technology and environmental sustainability industries which are important in France, he said.
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It affects the distribution of money for community necessities like services for senior citizens, roads and schools, and job training centers.
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He had recently been accepted for government job training in the bureau that handles work programs, housing, and other refugee issues.
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Higher minimum wages, changes in trade policies, and more job training can help, but only for a limited number of workers.
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Ms. Gangloff-Kaufmann and others say hotels need to do a better job training housekeeping staffs to identify and prevent bedbugs.
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Currently, new caregiving workers receive only about two weeks of job training; expanding that could open the door to broader responsibilities.
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They provide clothing to the destitute, accompany battered women to shelters and help returning migrants find job training and work opportunities.
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The efforts of public officials to provide job training and transportation that might have mitigated their plights were minimal and episodic.
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"Meanwhile, we have a very skilled, tested experienced leader who doesn't need on-the-job training," he said, referring to Pelosi.
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The bill, among other things, reduced some mandatory minimum sentences, expanded early-release programs and increased job training for former prisoners.
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She said government and industry would also need to improve job training and promote the development of a supply-chain infrastructure.
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Ms. Yellen has previously visited job training programs in Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia, making the trip something of an annual tradition.
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The moves arrive after Mr. Trump's proposed deep cuts to the Labor Department and job-training programs across the federal government.
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For instance, companies should be allowed to repatriate revenue tax free for the purpose of developing and administrating job training programs.
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It will also have succeeded at something that the United States, as a nation, has never been good at: job training.
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The money will go to support projects that boost economic and job training opportunities and revitalize neighborhoods, the bank said Thursday.
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JPMorgan Chase will also help create job training programs that are aligned with growing industries in the broader communities we serve.
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During his 21970-year tenure, Gary garnered several hundred million dollars in federal aid for subsidized housing and job-training programs.
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He proposes to cut the health, disability and job-training programs that working people, as well as the poor, rely upon.
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As Americans, we are united in the commitment to provide the job training, education and health care our veterans have earned.
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President Barack Obama would allow them only to refer Medicaid recipients to job-training programs, with no requirement that they participate.
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Many young people have participated in these programs — including in the U.S. — that combine on-the-job training with classroom education.
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Education required: Postsecondary nondegree awardProjected average annual job openings between 2018 and 2028: 4,800Training required: Moderate-term on-the-job training
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Education required: Postsecondary nondegree awardProjected average annual job openings between 2018 and 2028: 2,100Training required: Moderate-term on-the-job training
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Education required: Postsecondary nondegree awardProjected average annual job openings between 2018 and 2028: 238,400Training required: Short-term on-the-job training
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It is a statistic that impacts so many other issues including access to health care, education, job training and child care.
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The law expands job training and other efforts aimed at reducing recidivism rates, expands early-release programs and modifies sentencing laws.
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Even with low unemployment numbers, Democrats have been hammering home points about raising wages and providing job training for more people.
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And if local employment is a priority, there are complementary policies (economic development, job training, etc.) that can address those effects.
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We learned this ourselves through an IT-support apprenticeship program we offered, with the Bay Area's Year Up job-training program.
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The funds would be used for job training, expenses related to expunging convictions, public libraries, community centers, and health education programs.
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By leveraging insights from government, industry, and academia, we will find new ways to modernize our nation's education and job-training system.
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Meanwhile, about 85 percent of Michigan residents who have benefited from Facebook-funded digital job training found new or better paying positions.
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It targets job training; women-owned businesses; and the laws, regulations and stigmas that hold back female participation in the international economy.
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For many people struggling to pay for job training and technical education, free college for all can feel like the wrong priority.
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Apprenticeships, where companies couple on-the-job training with some kind of educational plan, are growing popular in other countries like Germany.
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Relevant programs offered by the libraries included classes on nutrition, youth leadership, obtaining housing, job training, literacy and support for the elderly.
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Buffett has praised the foundation's approach in providing meals, health care, job training, rehabilitation and housing support to the poor and homeless.
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In the plan, the senator commits to providing job training and guaranteed wage and benefit parity for workers transitioning into new industries.
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Additionally, we have funded job-training grants around the state and are aligning higher-education programs with the needs of our businesses.
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Bartik would add specialized job training for Wisconsin residents and a requirement the company consider people referred by the local workforce system.
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"Bright Endeavors is a social enterprise in Illinois that employs young mothers for a 12-week transitional job training program," she explains.
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The program helps residents get into state or faith-based treatment programs and provides job training and placement once treatment is complete.
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The company added that it conducts background checks and provides pre-job training for employees who will access customer networks and data.
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Often, the funds are used to offset operating costs or pay off inmates' court-ordered restitution while providing them with job training.
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Now Chasserio is broadening its impact by including more job training programs to help the women gain economic independence when they leave.
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Last month, JPMorgan said it would no longer finance the private prison industry and would invest $350 million in job training programs.
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We're hoping to acquire buildings where we can have 25 units where people can live individually and we can provide job training.
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That means expanding access to broadband, bolstering our digital infrastructure and providing innovative job training and education solutions for the American workforce.
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Since President Trump won office, his eldest daughter has focused on job training in addition to topics connected to women's economic opportunities.
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"The price of an education and job training at sea cannot be sexual assault and harassment," Gillibrand said in a statement Tuesday.
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Taxpayers already spend billions per year for the original albeit failing job-training and anti-poverty program called K-12 public education.
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Why not invest the money being used to keep people in jail on crime-reduction methods: education, drug treatment and job training?
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Palestinians who have carried out terror attacks or helped terrorists are rewarded with monetary benefits, job placement, job training and health care.
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The proposal would also merge the Departments of Education and Labor, with the idea that education and job training should go together.
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The Black Caucus budget, which failed 28503-22019, proposed $1 trillion over the next five years for infrastructure and job training programs.
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Known as First Step, the bipartisan bill allows prisoners to earn time credits for completing prison programs like education and job training.
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And granted, as Red Auerbach said, you can do the best job training a mule and still never win the Kentucky Derby.
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Also potentially to blame: many businesses aren't willing to put in the time to help young people with on-the-job training.
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The Manufacturing Innovation Fund is aimed at the advanced manufacturing sector, offering matching grants for purchasing equipment, R&D and job training.
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Standard job training programs start with a group of workers and try to figure out what jobs they can be trained for.
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Trump is even willing to see these new immigrant workers be people who require extra job training to qualify for their positions.
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China's ruling Communist Party has said in a surge of upbeat propaganda that detainees receive job training and an escape from poverty.
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Cook is a frequent visitor to the White House and has worked with Ivanka Trump on her job training and education initiatives.
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A food pantry might turn itself into a job training center by allowing the people who are fed do the actual work.
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The bipartisan legislation includes sentencing reforms and an expansion of programs focused on helping prisoners not re-offend, such as job training.
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High schools could also be compensated for developing career counseling programs that emphasize the potential value of technical and vocational job training.
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When Walmart invited me to visit one of its job training programs in late June, I wasn't sure it was a story.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Reeling from her father's death, a single mother finds a pathway to stability through a job training program.
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More effective job training programs would make those who have been released from jail "much happier and much more productive," he said.
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"That was when I learned what message discipline was," Mr. Buttigieg said, as if he was checking off another job-training box.
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So, traditionally economists thought we would focus on individuals and job training and that people would move to where the jobs are.
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Noncompete agreements were originally supposed to be about protecting trade secrets, and therefore helping to promote innovation and investment in job training.
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As an example, he said he wished to see schools compete for athletes through incentives like graduate education tuition and job training.
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The law authorizes grants to states that can demonstrate that they have aligned their job training programs with the needs of employers.
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He did issue a reform plan that included more subsidies to the poor and educational and job training, according to Al Jazeera.
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Reich suggested the best way to spur economic growth is to "invest in people" including education, job training, infrastructure and health care.
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This was his first client study, so it largely involved on-the-job training to develop skills using spreadsheets and presentation software.
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That's why we also need better educational and job training programs that can help people both before and after they are released.
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It offers school-based educational support and teaching tools, health and nutrition programs, water and sanitation projects and agricultural and job training.
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But a closer look at the legislation reveals its so-called job training "guarantee" is actually a woefully underfunded mandate for states.
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It's not a move that was included in my eight-week on-the-job training, but I think it should have been.
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Corporate executives with eight-figure compensation packages said that workers needed to take ownership of their own job training to earn more.
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States are advised to consider a range of activities to fulfill the work requirements, including actual employment, job training, volunteering, or caregiving.
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As tax cuts create new jobs, let's invest in workforce development, and let's invest in job training, which we need so badly.
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The funds would be used for job training, expenses related to expunging convictions, public libraries, community centers, and health education programs. Sen.
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The Z VR would also be useful for job training, HP suggests, and for fields like telemedicine and even commercial VR experience centers.
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The White House also wants to kill programs that help low-income seniors with job training and placement and assistance paying utility bills.
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Facts First: Trump is right that Ivanka has worked on job training, but it's not true that 10 million jobs have been created.
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You announced an initiative at JP Morgan today, to take $6 million and spend it on job training here in the D.C. area.
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Mr. Benioff has known Mr. Kushner since before Mr. Trump took office and has worked with Ivanka Trump on issues like job training.
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" Trump's executive order said "for too long, our country's education and job training programs have prepared Americans for the economy of the past.
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" Trump's executive order said "for too long, our country's education and job training programs have prepared Americans for the economy of the past.
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Liveris was one of 24 manufacturing CEOs who met with Trump last month to discuss deregulation, tax reform, trade, infrastructure and job training.
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This includes offering amazing perks and benefits, on-the-job training options and even hiring bonuses as an effort to find qualified employees.
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She also organizes free healthcare, food aid and job training, and puts on social events that bring together people with disabilities in Medan.
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The scheme providing cash benefits and job training to those who lay down their arms has had its funding cut by two thirds.
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Two would aid those most adversely affected by the war on drugs by providing job-training services within and outside the marijuana industry.
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These include job training, credit counseling and a program called "Street to Home," which helps get people off the streets and into housing.
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Clinton's evolution can be likened to a professionalization — to the kind of shift that occurs as a president gains on-the-job training.
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Parenting is always on-the-job training, and you kind of have to either keep up your skills or have access to grandma.com!
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Skills gaps can lead to high on-the-job training costs, slower growth and productivity losses (more to come on that last one).
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Organizers said they hoped to shift public perceptions of homelessness and that support for players included job training, housing support and health services.
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Drug abuse will not be cured with tax policy or job training programs and is likely to be a persistent drag on employment.
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This year's farm bill would impose tougher work requirements on millions of food stamp recipients and shift the program's funding toward job training.
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This isn't a role for someone who needs on-the-job training, and decision-makers should seek out only the most qualified candidates.
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The Philadelphia Fed's Economic Growth & Mobility Project, he said, works with local community groups and businesses to develop job training and transit options.
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In addition, it calls for affordable higher education, making job training available to all and fixing the defects in the Affordable Care Act.
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The workforce boards will also be able to access about $3.5 million in existing federal job training funds to assist in the effort.
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Perkins funding provides high school and post-secondary students with on-the-job training in fields like cybersecurity, advanced manufacturing and health care.
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His budget also proposes to decrease funding for job training and employment services grants for the region, which voted for Trump in droves.
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Though they can email family members and receive education and job training, many of these programs come with high prices and hidden fees.
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Employment: The startup will need people to repair and service its scooters, and wants to help create job training programs for disadvantaged groups.
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Voluntary job training is the reason the Chinese government has given for detaining more than a million ethnic minorities, most of them Muslims.
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A separate plan would set aside €0003 billion to tackle rising poverty with aid and job-training programs for disadvantaged youths under 25.
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The group and its affiliates have built hundreds of schools and job-training centers in Assam and other northeastern states in recent years.
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Probation officers do everything in their power to provide employment, job training, educational and treatment resources, to help probationers stay out of jail.
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But Mr. Hsu felt that the need for job training was spread among far too many people for donors to cover it all.
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Additionally, a portion of the funds raised have gone to supportive services, such as long-term housing, job training, and mental health intervention.
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Cutting of the amnesty plan's budget, which devoted funds for job training for the unemployed, has also caused widespread resentment in the Delta.
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But American leaders have failed to deliver job training and other programs that might have cushioned the blow for communities hurt by imports.
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His point — a vital one — was that mere tinkering with the tax code or amorphous job-training proposals are yawners for duller times.
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So he started participating in a voluntary job-training program offered through New York City for parents who owe child support, Families Forward.
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For people engaged in prostitution, the most progressive law enforcement agencies offer social services such as shelter, job training and substance abuse treatment.
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He has reformed a labyrinthine labor code, ended the special status of state railway workers, cut taxes and improved access to job training.
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Meanwhile, labor groups are criticizing Mr. Trump's plan to chop Labor Department spending by 20 percent, including cuts to its job-training programs.
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He learned about a job training program, which led to an internship with a nonprofit that runs arts programs in low-income neighborhoods.
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Generation X was most likely to crave challenge in their jobs, while Gen Z was drawn to roles offering on-the-job training.
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It also established a trust fund and programs for psychological care, job training and other services for victims, including children fathered by peacekeepers.
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He didn't go to college — his company paid for his job training — and he pulls in plenty of overtime and an annual bonus.
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The Iowa man took advantage of job training programs while in custody and now repairs air conditioners at a Veterans Affairs medical facility.
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Because of those savings, we've been able to invest in job training initiatives and workforce development partnerships with major employers like Electric Boat.
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They should be employed or enrolled in job training, looking for work five times a week and able to pass a drug test.
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While some industrial machine repairers get on-the-job training, others attend a technical school to learn the skills needed for this job.
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NYC Cleanup doubles as a job training program, with community organizations employing people on cleaning crews who have been homeless or in prison.
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Other categories at risk of being cut include scientific and medical research, job training, national parks, air traffic control and maintenance of dams.
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They're most concerned about cuts to job training and economic revitalization programs, and to grants from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Over the last 15 years, Room at the Inn has provided housing, childcare, counseling, education, and job training to more than 400 women.
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Before entering politics, she was a community activist in her East Elmhurst neighborhood, where she pushed for job training programs and economic development.
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The Owenses later became renowned for their foundation's work in Zambia, where they provided job training, microloans, health care and education to villagers.
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The funds support small businesses in Guatemala, schools in Honduras and job training for at-risk youth in El Salvador, among other projects.
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I remember the supports coordinator explaining that at TOC the job coaches were on site, so no external job-training funds would be needed.
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One addition would give states the option of requiring able-bodied Medicaid recipients to work, participate in job training programs or do community service.
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Police need to incorporate transgender relations into their academies and on-the-job training, said Lieutenant Nicholas Augustine of Maryland's Montgomery County Police Department.
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It required Medicaid recipients in the commonwealth to perform at least 80 hours of "community engagement" — work, job training or community service — per month.
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As...(APPLAUSE)As tax cuts create new jobs, let's invest in workforce development and let's invest in job training, which we need so badly.
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He is a graduate of a program called Apprenti that provides education and on-the-job training for tech jobs to non-traditional recruits.
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These include everything from boosting funding for early childhood education to improving high schools, making college more affordable and expanding high-quality job training.
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And I'm going to tell you, that it — I'm going to suggest to you here tonight, that you can't do on the job training.
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She also wants to create a detox centre with a job-training programme, and promote economic development by giving residents access to wireless broadband.
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Instead they should seek other ways for non-graduates to prove they have the right skills and to get more on-the-job training.
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Buhari's cutting of the amnesty plan's budget has also caused widespread resentment in the Delta, as it helps fund job training for the unemployed.
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Both the Sanders and Ellison bills include severance, placement assistance, and job training for those affected by the abolition of the private insurance industry.
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Moderate Republicans have already expressed unease with potential cuts to popular domestic programs such as home-heating subsidies, clean-water projects, and job training.
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Domestically, Biden has led efforts to reform on-the-job training programs and build a more sustainable economy through the Ready to Work Initiative.
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For these Americans struggling to reach the middle class, flexible and effective job training programs can provide the best shot at increased economic opportunity.
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The federal government should be "smart on crime" — we should continue to focus our efforts on prevention, alternatives to incarceration, education and job training.
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The Graduate School of Credit and Financial Management, one of the NACM's job-training programs, is currently run out of the American University campus.
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The private prisons lack similar "correctional services" like "educational programmes and job training" and "do not maintain the same level of safety and security".
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Finally, most compensation statutes fail to provide those coming out of prison with crucial social services like education, health care, job training and housing.
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The "immersive experiences company" received the job training grant as it deals with two potential class-action suits, wage theft violations, and CEO turnover.
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President Donald Trump has at times focused on workforce development and job training as a way to create skilled workers in the labor force.
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More internship programs and on-the-job-training that provide relevant work skills would make it easier to transition to new industries mid-career.
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They can advocate for infrastructure spending, broadband in rural communities, workforce development and job training programs, and expanded access to financing for small businesses.
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In 2014, Mr. Schultz announced that he was donating $30 million to fund special job-training programs for veterans and other types of assistance.
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State or federal funds could reward employers more generally who embrace "high road" employment practices like substantial on the-job training or profit-sharing.
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Instead, the push would be narrower and focus on areas like job training that could potentially get bipartisan support, not Medicare or Medicaid changes.
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A senior White House official said the federal government had allocated $16.7 billion to 43 job training programs in 13 agencies in fiscal 2017.
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Sp.accio is part of San Patrignano's extensive job-training program, and patients run the restaurant doing everything from working the line to taking orders.
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The employers have committed to new investments in job training for hundreds of thousands of current and future workers over the next five years.
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These groups share data and funding to ensure patients have access to services like housing, utilities, job training and behavioral and substance abuse counseling.
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Earlier this month, Ms. Trump held an event at the White House to promote job training, and her father turned up to offer support.
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There have been executive orders and working groups promoting women in technology, apprenticeships and job training, but no significant government funding, programs or legislation.
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So would you be willing to support a plan where people could lose coverage if they didn't meet certain work or job training requirements?
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And it'd create "a community reinvestment fund" that Booker's office said would go toward job training, reentry services, and community centers, among other programs.
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China's ruling Communist Party portrays the phenomenon as job training and employment that provides an escape from poverty and the temptations of radical Islam.
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The Chinese government has described the detentions as a job training program aimed at providing employment opportunities for some of the country's poorest people.
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Mr. Lamont's proposals have centered on economic development and job training, in contrast to his opponent's calls to cut state spending and reduce taxes.
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It could also be required to include job guarantees for lower-income residents of Long Island City, not just flimsy promises of job training.
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Apprenticeship programs, which mix school and on-the-job training, could better prepare the workforce of the future, Business Insider reporter Rich Feloni reported.
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Google detailed its job training program as Silicon Valley faces increasing criticism over what some say is an unchecked influence over business and society.
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That includes long-term investments, like universal preschool and high-speed internet access, and short-term investments like job-training programs and brownfield rehabilitation.
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The campaign would also expand apprenticeship and vocational programs, as well as establish a tax credit for companies that provide on-the-job training.
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Floor consideration of both bills comes after Trump signed an executive order last week aimed at expanding apprenticeships to help people with job training.
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It also proposed changes to aid programs for low-income students, such as turning the Federal Work Study program into a job training initiative.
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They don't provide the same level of rehabilitative services, like educational programs and job training, that help people lead law-abiding lives after prison.
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Brian Kemp (R) would partially expand Medicaid to some low-income adults who work, volunteer or go to job training 28503 hours a month.
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Companies are turning to post-high school students, with two years of cyber technical education, for on-the-job training and financially rewarding careers.
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She spearheaded the administration's Pledge to American Workers program, which has enlisted 400 companies to agree to provide job training to 14 million people.
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The company will also work with local United Way chapters to develop programs at each shop, such as youth job training classes and mentoring.
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"We're creating an opportunity for women to rebuild their lives, access basic needs, have an outlet to talk and receive job training," said Aktar.
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It is not our idea of job training—it's not focused on any specific manufacturing-type skill, nor is it occupationally based in principle.
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Even so, many Chinese people do support the government's harsh policies in Xinjiang, including the detention camps, which the government calls job training centers.
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It will not ruffle the waters to advocate for equal pay, early childhood education, job training, support for environmental issues or immigration reform, however.
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President Trump has proposed a national effort to create 4.5 million apprenticeships — combining school and on-the-job training — over the next five years.
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Cities and states with job training programs should make those programs more dynamic by working with employers to meet their ever-evolving skill needs.
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Since I've been governor of Rhode Island, we've reduced the structural deficit while making significant investments in economic development, job training, infrastructure and education.
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In Chicago, our programs are doing just that – providing on-the-job training, a competitive salary, benefits, and free tuition toward an Associate's degree.
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Couldn't the $1,000 per month Yang wants to give to everyone with a pulse be better spent providing more educational or job training opportunities?
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Arkansas was the first state to mandate that its Medicaid enrollees work, volunteer or go through job training at least 80 hours a month.
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"It&aposs a job-training program and they say, &aposWe&aposve trained a thousand people and 950 of them got jobs,&apos" he said.
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The best way to help casualties of economic change, she argues, is much larger government investments in education, job training, and safety-net programs.
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Father Boyle said the services were part of a holistic approach to gang intervention that included mental health counseling, addiction treatment and job training.
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While there is some funding allocated for job training, O'Rourke doesn't include a federal jobs guarantee, a key element in the Green New Deal.
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His epilepsy should have exempted him, but he didn't have a doctor's note to prove it, so he signed up for the job training.
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All this job training can only take you so far, however, and inevitably you enter the teaching world not entirely prepared for what's ahead.
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As a result, he says, professionals seeking employment opportunities are now in a position to bargain for what they want, including on-the-job training.
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They need supportive services, they might need literacy or job-training readiness programs, and so the U.S. has some of these things, but not others.
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On Baires' recommendation, Gonzalez will soon begin attending classes through a government-run job training program for single mothers and survivors of gender-based violence.
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If I'm doing a good job training you as a role player, you become more of a realistic tool for the people in the training.
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Many veterans only receive one week of job training to help them transition into civilian life, even if they've served in the military for decades.
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An overhaul of criminal justice reform and job-training and educational programs he has requested could help improve productivity and narrow wage disparities, they said.
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Prior to getting started, they attend the MindSpark Training Academy, an eight-week program that includes classroom time, testing exercises and on-the-job training.
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He proposed that $55 million be spent to expand a job-training program to reach 10,000 more young New Yorkers from communities with high unemployment.
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Forbes reports that it pays new recruits $75,000 per year, while offering a year of on-the-job training and access to a company car.
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Her mother remembered her as "her own kind of independent woman" who moved out at 18 years old and started chasing various job-training certificates.
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Others include: Cyber job training: Hurd said he wants training, including developing classroom curriculum, to ensure professionals have the right skills to combat cybersecurity threats.
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The bill, which aims to expand Pell Grant eligibility to include certain short-term job training programs, mirrors language used in the 2020 presidential budget.
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While advocates of federal job-training programs are quick to highlight any beneficial impacts (however small), policymakers should also acknowledge when these programs cause harm.
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Asa was fortunate enough to learn about the Job Corps program, a proven federal job training program that educates and trains 6900,2628 youth each year.
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The program works to help short-term offenders get their GED and practical job training that sets them up to succeed once they are out.
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More than a decade ago, when she began receiving job training as a welfare recipient, Thompson had to argue for the chance to study welding.
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R&D investment, as well as education, including job training and retraining, particularly in STEM fields, will be crucial over the next decade, he said.
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With these questions in mind, spend 20083 minutes writing about the future you envision for yourself in terms of education, job training and career choice.
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The farm bill includes language that would tighten the work requirements for millions of food stamp recipients and shift more federal funding toward job training.
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"The main thing is to get these people job training and get them out of the house and make them feel useful," Dr. Mendelsohn said.
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There needs to be a focus on job training and retraining at community colleges if we want them to succeed in a modern global economy.
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Perhaps best of all, emptied prisons and jails owned by the government could be used for other things, like new colleges or job training centers.
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It will require a greater emphasis on lifelong learning and on-the-job training, and wider use of online learning and video-game-style simulation.
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President Trump is expected to sign an executive order on job training Thursday afternoon during a "Pledge to American Workers" event at the White House.
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Earlier this year Obama announced a job-training initiative in his longtime home of Chicago, aimed at high school students in the city's South Side.
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Hawley also wants to make job training and certification programs eligible for Pell Grants, since a traditional four year college degree is not for everyone.
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Mr. Tong said he hoped to prepare his people to move with job-training programs that would meet standards recognized in Australia and New Zealand.
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The burrito chain also offers up to 230 college credits through on-the-job training – reducing the number of credits needed toward a bachelor's degree.
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In the last year alone, at least 19 states have made tablets available to inmates, saying they reduce violence while providing education and job training.
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Job training is another focus of the organization, and this program gives homeless individuals the skills they need to enter the workforce and maintain employment.
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The Long Odds Facing Job Seekers with No College The JOBS Act makes two big bets about the job training programs it seeks to fund.
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It has 21.4 locations throughout Brooklyn, including the Brooklyn High School for Leadership and Community Service, where at-risk students receive on-the-job training.
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But she criticized it for ignoring the need — and cost — to provide job training and search assistance to Americans who otherwise depend on federal assistance.
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Job training has emerged as one of the few coordinated policy initiatives generated in the West Wing with broad appeal across income and party lines.
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At immigrant detention centers, operators see little need to offer extensive educational programs or job training, since people held there are mostly destined for deportation.
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The deal channeled more state cash to the region for job training, and handed contracts to militant groups to protect the pipelines they once bombed.
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So The Hollywood Reporter, a trade publication, decided to address the problem by creating a two-year job-training program called the Young Executives Fellowship.
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He gets along with the locals, and through the program he's had access to Italian and IT lessons, as well as specific job training courses.
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Making sure they have the tools to lead productive lives when they emerge — like job training and access to decent housing — is a public good.
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He is a vice chairman of the Careers Through Culinary Arts Program, a national nonprofit job-training and internship program for underserved high school students.
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A fourth-generation ironworker from Chicago, I spent four years in the Iron Workers Registered Apprenticeship Program, getting on-the-job training with classroom instruction.
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The administration's interest in apprenticeships stands in contrast to the cutbacks for other forms of job training in its budget proposal, involving far larger sums.
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But some experts said making recipients work or get job training does not advance Medicaid's goal of providing insurance to those who cannot afford it.
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Allen said he would bring back institutionalization and ensure it provides adequate mental health services, substance abuse treatment and job training, according to the Bee.
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Beijing has rejected criticism of the camps and described them as job-training centers that use humane methods to fight the spread of Islamic extremism.
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One of the papers is about how to create "realistic job training" for astronomy students, most of whom won't become professors in the overcrowded field.
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Liberal arts advocates often argue that education should emphasize the development of the whole person, and that it is much broader than just job training.
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The Children's Aid Society also helped ease her transition out of the foster care system, through a program that provides housing assistance and job training.
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Because this was his first client study, it largely involved on-the-job training to develop skills in the use of spreadsheets and presentation software.
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The requirements are now enforced for all but eight of Kentucky's counties, which were exempted because they are involved in a federal job-training initiative.
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Richardson acknowledged that starting in 2002, for a seven-year period, the Navy provided sailors with on-the-job training in the form of CDs.
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The governors are concerned about the budget's cuts to regional job training and economic stimulus programs like the Delta Regional Authority and Appalachian Regional Commission.
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The prior-learning credit program at the New School counts on-the-job training, volunteer work, military service and creative arts endeavors as academic credits.
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The pitch they have used for years, playing down combat and emphasizing job training and education benefits, can work well when civilian opportunities are scarce.
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Counties also operate and support thousands of public libraries, parks, community centers, business parks, job training services, and in nearly a dozen states, community colleges.
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Mr. Bloomberg's campaign said it had learned that Procom runs a job training program in which prisoners in Oklahoma make calls, but did not elaborate.
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The survey, titled "The State of American Jobs," focuses on how people see job training differently as the skills needed to get ahead change over time.
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Several trade associations also committed to the job training initiative, and Trump welcomed several members of Congress and state and local officials, including Wisconsin Republican Gov.
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Cincinnati, Sacramento, and Orlando are all putting renewed effort into programs that promote tech industry job training, specifically citing the Amazon rejection to bolster the initiatives.
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However he does hold the most powerful job on the planet, and the planet would be calmed if he engaged in some on-the-job training.
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"By giving a box a second life, you are giving someone the job training they need for a second chance," Give Back Box told Scary Mommy.
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It said members are pushing for investment in infrastructure, emphasizing job training to create economic opportunity, and pushing for Congress to pass a federal privacy law.
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He's lobbied for the First Step Act, a bipartisan bill that helps inmates transition back into society more smoothly with job training and drug treatment programs.
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The bipartisan legislation focused on divisive issues, including sentencing reforms and an expansion of programs focused on helping prisoners not re-offend such as job training.
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Those opposed also say the bill does not provide enough funding for job training and would create bulky bureaucracies to keep up with extensive rule keeping.
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VCP also has plans to build a community center that will provide counseling and job training, but the project is dependent upon whatever funds are available.
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Highlighting her policies on immigration and job training for people with limited English skills, she outperformed Barack Obama, then an Illinois senator, with that group. Mrs.
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Much of the rest, he insisted, was a result of harder-to-measure gains in human capital such as on-the-job training and better health.
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The organization reaches out to after-care services organizations around legal aid and counseling services that are interested in placing survivors into a job-training program.
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ITT Tech has been widely criticized for accepting billions of dollars in governments grants and loans while failing to provide adequate job training for its students.
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The Urban League is calling on the Trump administration to invest $2 trillion in job training, education and health insurance benefiting black Americans in urban areas.
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As it is, in some states, inmates can receive job training behind bars, only to be shut out by occupational licensing laws once they are released.
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Since then, 21,000 of those receiving FoodShare benefits gained employment through state job training, and even more have found employment independently and no longer receive benefits.
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Emmert got clean from drugs, took job training in prison and now maintains air-handling systems at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Iowa City, Iowa.
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Trump's proposal requires the Labor Department to decrease federal funding for job training programs, turning over the responsibility to the states for keeping these programs alive.
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Sweden spends 27.1% of GDP on its social safety net — which includes job training and unemployment benefits — compared to 19.3% in the U.S., per the Times.
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Kentucky's requirements mandate that able-bodied Medicaid recipients participate in at least 80 hours a month of "employment activities," including job training, education and community service.
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The "Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Gold Standard Evaluation," completed six months earlier, concluded that all of the federal government's primary job-training programs don't really work.
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Glide's budget goes toward providing roughly 20183,000 free meals a day, shelter, HIV and Hepatitis C tests, job training, and children's daycare and after-school programs.
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To appease protesters, the government announced on January 20th that it would hire 5,000 young people in Kasserine, though it is actually only offering job training.
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These work requirements do not impose a 40-hour work week and many requirements can be fulfilled through charitable work, job training, or other educational programs.
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Displaced workers and adversely affected local economies would be much better off with measures to enhance the safety net via better unemployment insurance and job training.
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There's still no infrastructure plan, no Afghanistan strategy, and no actual policies to back up vague exhortations about the value of job training and vocational schools.
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And while he successfully switched careers, thousands of fellow miners in and around Hazard are unemployed, despite numerous job-training initiatives such as HCTC's lineman program.
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But the savings from that reform would have been offset by higher spending on federal job training activities, and those activities have a poor track record.
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Registered Apprenticeship programs and on-the-job training can help veterans successfully transition from the military to a new career they can continue to proud of.
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Kelli Jordan, who's overseen IBM's New Collar Job training program and its apprenticeship initiatives, asked developers to find ways to implement Watson into their own workplace.
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In November, he saw a flier for Per Scholas, a nonprofit that offers free technology education, job training and career development to people in underprivileged neighborhoods.
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Under the Farm Bill, work requirements—a minimum of 20 hours of work or job training to receive benefits—are expanded to more able-bodied adults.
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The U.S. could work with local governments to train and bolster their law enforcement and judicial systems, as well as provide educational assistance and job training.
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The bill would mandate adults aged 22019–59 work or participate in a job training program for at least 20 hours a week to receive benefits.
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Continuing its take-down of the adverts, the Commission noted that job-training pilot programs for migrants were voluntary and Hungary had opted out of participating.
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Cut job training, close down Job Corps Centers, and gut funding for Department of Labor to enforce the laws that protect workers and from wage theft.
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For those who are not working, but who could, the programs intend to provide incentives for job training and other activities that will lead to work.
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It also includes a 5% tax on cannabis products that would provide job training and legal assistance to those hit hardest by the war on drugs.
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In addition to modest stipends to both the host and client, we provide medical services, transportation, recreational opportunities, English language instruction, and education and job training.
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It would secure their retirement benefits (which coal companies often try to avoid paying), vouchsafe their health care coverage, and offer education and job training stipends.
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Moulton also went into detail about the benefits that participants would receive, including tuition at public colleges or a job-training benefit of up to $24,000.
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Passed in December, the legislation seeks to expand job training and early-release programs, and modify sentencing laws, including mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders.
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He added that he wants to provide another $5 billion to increase community services at schools, including health and dental care, mental health and job training.
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The jobs would provide credentials and hard and soft skills through on-the-job training, which could then facilitate a transition into unsubsidized private-sector employment.
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After he fills out paperwork, administrator Hosea Jackson describes their "Save Our Sons" job-training program, which is administered by the civil rights organization Urban League.
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Since she was incarcerated in 2006, Hall took numerous job training programs and has continued to work toward her college degree, the White House statement said.
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Still others are turning to the same services, such as food pantries, energy assistance programs and job-training programs, that they previously recommended to their clients.
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In February, he found a job training teenagers at Sweatbox, a gig that came with the added benefit of giving him a free place to train.
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To that end, the White House's budget said it would "reorganize and consolidate" the $17 billion it spends on job training annually through 14 government agencies.
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All of the food is $493 or less, and the bodega will eventually provide job training as well as employment opportunities for veterans and the homeless.
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And the kids who get to enjoy these tasty meals aren't the only winners; cafeteria staff reap the rewards of better job training and skills development.
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They have barely enough money to cover essential services like policing and street-sweeping, let alone operate job-training programmes or compete for complicated federal grants.
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They are also protective of grants from the Department of Housing and Urban Development and a $3.4 billion job training program funded through the Labor Department.
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Many electricians learn the tricks of the trade through a three-to-five-year apprenticeship, while others attend a technical school before on-the-job training.
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Harris seeks to end cash bail and spend on policies that would aim to curtail mass incarceration, like job training and medical and mental health care.
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Those without wages, like unemployed single parents seeking work or attending job training, would not benefit from the Trump subsidies and are underserved by existing programs.
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That means providing them with financial security -- including early retirement benefits -- job training, union protections, and benefits, and guaranteeing wage and benefit parity for affected workers.
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It also calls for a "just transition" for current fossil fuel workers - from coal miners to pipeline workers - through guarantees of healthcare, jobs, and job training.
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All of the food is $493 or less, and the bodega will eventually provide job training as well as employment opportunities for veterans and the homeless.
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"It's not the time for newcomers, and now is not the time for on-the-job training," said Mr. Ducey at a news conference in Phoenix.
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After his playing days, Nobis spent three decades in the Falcons front office and ran a charitable organization that provided job training to people with disabilities.
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Sen. Kamala Harris has a new plan to help unemployed and underemployed workers obtain the job training they need: give them the money to do so.
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There's a real lack of consistency when it comes to job training that's currently available to workers, whether it's provided by employers or the federal government.
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The five investments were all pretty small-bore — $2 million for job training in Michigan and $3 million for 34 new jobs in Alabama, for example.
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"But if we spend the next six months obsessed with this alone, instead of job training, health care and infrastructure, that would be a big mistake."
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The setting and the rigorous, on-the-job training it offered could not have been more different from those of the art school he had left behind.
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Lucid has a $1.5 million job-training grant from Arizona and is negotiating a further $5 million grant, according to a spokesperson for the state's commerce authority.
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On Monday, Ivanka Trump toured a job-training and science facility in Waukee, Iowa, in order to promote the president's infrastructure plan, which was released in February.
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The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, for example, already operates one of the best clean energy job training and apprenticeship programs in the country, according to Uehlein.
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The Obama administration resisted GOP-led states' requests to require work or job training as a condition of receiving Medicaid, arguing it conflicted with the program's goals.
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States would be allowed, under the Senate bill, to require Medicaid enrollees to have a job, look for work, or participate in some kind of job training.
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Workers pick up their skills through on-the-job training, industry certifications and community college courses and represent 20 percent of Big Blue cybersecurity hires since 2015.
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Following his release, Emmert used the job training from prison to start work maintaining air-handling systems at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Iowa City, Iowa.
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The funds can be used for any expense that is related to the account owner's disability and includes education, housing, transportation, job training and health-care expenses.
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Another big challenge: All this is happening as the demands for a highly skilled workforce grow while the prospects for on-the-job training or credentialing shrink.
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President Trump's claim, however, isn't accurate, according to CNN as the program doesn't actually create jobs, but instead provides proper job training to people entering the workforce.
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Under the deal, more state cash was channeled to the region for job training and militant groups were handed contracts to protect the pipelines they once bombed.
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It doesn't matter how much job training for women the Saudi state provides if employers are still required to install special holding cells for their female employees.
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But some Democrats said the cut of 10 percent, or $1.2 billion, proposed by the White House in March would hinder enforcement efforts and job-training programs.
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When she's not maintaining a stony silence about her father's most controversial policy proposals, she speaks persuasively, if vaguely, about important issues, like job training and infrastructure.
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In an era of budgetary constraints, it is unclear how governments will find the resources to expand education and job training programs and strengthen social safety nets.
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The lack of high-quality education and job training options for people in prison have led to the vast majority being woefully underprepared to re-enter society.
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Since its founding, the agency has provided cash, medical care, language classes, job training, and other services to help refugees adjust to life in the United States.
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Perdue's short-lived plan to end the longstanding Forest Service job training program left lawmakers on both sides scratching their heads about how the decision was made.
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As a result, any able-bodied recipient not employed 85033 hours per month will need to enroll in a state job training program or risk losing benefits.
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Manufacturing Skills would complement this effort by helping cities and states modernize their job training programs to reflect the specific workforce needs of manufacturers in their region.
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For those who did wind up inside prison walls, rehabilitative programs were implemented to provide offenders with job training and education to lower their risk of recidivism.
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Under the deal, more state cash was channelled to the region for job training and militant groups were handed contracts to protect the pipelines they once bombed.
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"Good time" should be earned by education, job training and life skill development which would show that someone is serious about becoming a productive member of society.
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That group aims to design a plan to prepare U.S. workers for the shift brought on by automation and artificial intelligence, as well as provide job training.
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Ms. Khan described gathering inside information as part of her "job training and also part of the job requirement and expectation" of a Wall Street investment analyst.
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That law created job training centers and allocated $750 million for low-income communities to help them buy clean energy and make their homes more energy efficient.
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Our antiquated approach continues to cost us billions that could instead be redirected into drug and mental health treatment, job training and programs for at-risk youth.
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Some 6900 percent of voters support requiring that able-bodied adults either work at least part-time or participate in job training to receive food stamp benefits.
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They include unsubsidized employment, subsidized employment, on the job training, community service work, job search or job readiness training, and up to 12 months of vocational education.
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For example, he said workers should be able to easily shift retirement savings from one job to another, and receive new job training if they become unemployed.
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"Who has the most immigrant and figures plan for affordable health care – accessible affordable education and job training and housing re-construction and urban development?" he added.
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This includes wage-subsidy programs like those described in the editorial, as well as job training that is tied to the skills and attitudes that employers demand.
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The gathering will raise money to expand job training, residential facilities and social service resources at the group of public charter schools, which cater to disadvantaged students.
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Democrat Ro Khanna, Silicon Valley's newest congressman, said that the government should be funding job-training programs to prepare people for the technical roles of the future.
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It's one of the federal government's most robust job training programs, and was meant to help factory workers who lost their jobs through NAFTA learn new skills.
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Funding Short-Term Training with Pell Grants The JOBS Act changes the Pell program so it can be used to pay for very-short-term job training.
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MEND fought an insurgency until 2009, when it agreed with the previous federal government on a ceasefire and amnesty offering salaries and job training for its fighters.
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Many don't want to narrowly define the mandate around race, since initiatives like improving school quality and job training are as much about geography and income level.
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And investments in infrastructure or job training can reap benefits for the community even if they are initially promised as a way to help a specific company.
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Under present law, most childless adults must work at least 20 hours a week, or be in job training, to receive SNAP for more than three months.
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The Chinese government has defended the surveillance program, saying it has improved security in the region, and says the indoctrination camps in Xinjiang are job training centers.
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He has promised to diversify the economy with more renewable energy and job training, and make the state a global center for climate change research and science.
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The order would redirect over $100 million of federal job-training money to pay for the new apprenticeships, supplementing $90 million in funding for the existing program.
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Mr. Trump wants to expand vocational school, job training and apprenticeship opportunities to fill a deep gap in the manufacturing, health care, technology and construction labor pools.
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It recommended further studies in many areas before going forward and noted that a wide range of mitigation efforts would be needed, like reforestation and job training.
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"I stay out of things to a degree that people wouldn't believe," he said after signing legislation meant to bolster science and technology job training for veterans.
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Americans drop out of the labor force primarily because we do worse than other countries of investing in workers' education, health care, addiction treatment and job training.
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India's rehabilitation program for victims of bonded labor provides survivors with compensation, as well as a plot of land, poultry, and job training to help start afresh.
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That technical assessment, they said, could then be combined with data on skills and tasks involved in various occupations to guide education and job-training programs. •G.
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In the 12-page letter to lawmakers, the bank also detailed its various diversity and job training programs and explained how it collects and investigates discrimination claims.
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Our nation needs much more public housing, combined with the kind of job training, placement and creation that can build real bridges to opportunity in poor communities.
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" In the same press release last year, the White House described these opportunities as "apprenticeships and work-based learning, continuing education, on-the-job training, and reskilling.
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The scheme had funded cash benefits and job training to militants who have laid down their arms but has been cut by the government by two-thirds.
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Additionally, it would provide credits to caregivers and those in job-training programs, which would increase their average lifetime earnings used to calculate their Social Security benefits.
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Donald Trump's on-the-job-training, seat-of-the-pants presidency and total disregard for the seriousness of this office will cause damage requiring decades to repair.
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"They also don't have the ability to do on-the-job training or run their own training programs in the same way large employers do," he said.
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Many of these programs also include access to job training and other economic development resources to create local opportunities in the nation's rapidly growing solar jobs market.
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The government locked up hundreds of thousands of them in what it called job training camps, touted as a way to escape poverty, backwardness and radical Islam.
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Except, the government is constantly giving value to people, in this similar way, that is like, job training versus money, versus just handing them money. Yes. Absolutely.
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Last year, federal lawmakers introduced bills that would forbid states from ending food assistance without offering the person the chance to participate in a job training program.
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A lot of what Americans think of as "job training" actually happens at community colleges, and merging the two departments could help those programs coordinate more closely.
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But it could also end up sending more federal student grants and loans to fly-by-night job training programs without a track record of good results.
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He then talked about the need to reform police departments and to give former inmates education, job training and other resources to ensure that they can become employed.
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It's modeled after the GI Bill and would pay up to $216,22016 in tuition or job training for those who worked for a service organization for three years.
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Some 543 million are retired, 15.4 million are disabled, 12.9 million are taking care of a family member and another 15.5 million are in college or job training.
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The new rules require many residents to engage in some combination of work, volunteer, job training or school for 80 hours a month or else lose their benefits.
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The Silicon Valley congressman is working with private industry as well as individual figures in tech to build out a job-training program in a small Iowa town.
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What you can do: National organizations like Coalition for the Homeless have a job training programs that are designed to provide job skills to women without stable housing.
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It delayed implementation of requirements that Medicaid recipients capable of work without children either find jobs or participate in job training within four years of receiving their coverage.
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We pioneered a new approach that has been working for a few a years, providing job vouchers for private sector employers that provide a job and job training.
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In broad terms, provision of on-the-job training has been shrinking—in both America and Britain it has fallen by roughly half in the past two decades.
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Why it matters: Many prisons offer educational and job training programs for inmates hoping to work in fields like cosmetology, firefighting or even law after serving their time.
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A law passed in 2012 gave all women, regardless of marital status, the right to seek restraining orders against abusive partners, and offered victims shelter and job training.
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Requirements could involve forcing recipients to prove they are actively seeking work, volunteer their time to community service if they cannot find work, or undergo job training programs.
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However, this was all happening at a time when the budgets for many social programs (including those relating to food stamps and job training) had taken serious cuts.
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She supports increasing the minimum wage to $15, and increasing education funding so that schools are supported in every zip code and education and job training is accessible.
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Job training has become a priority as companies have taken to hiring workers who may not have the skills at hand but are capable of adapting and learning.
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I don't want to sit here and sound like a jerk, but let's help them out with childcare, job training to put their god damn assses to work.
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Tough negotiations lie ahead over plans to revamp unemployment insurance and job training, while trying to bring down public spending, which is among the highest in the world.
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Those transitioning from incarceration and facing challenges getting on their feet will be able to access resources such as job training, education, social services, child care, and housing.
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This runs a little counter to his message, but Democratic voters don't want to turn the keys over to someone they worry will need on-the-job training.
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The Trump administration on Thursday proposed a 21 percent cut to the U.S. Labor Department's budget, signaling a willingness to slash investments on job training and worker protection.
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Their priorities, which they'll campaign on for the next year and a half, consist of three objectives: lower costs for everyday expenses, raise wages and improve job training.
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Kentucky and Arkansas are among eight states that have received approval by HHS to impose requirements that people seeking coverage under Medicaid engage in work or job training.
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Third, the job-training sites were randomly selected for inclusion in the study, so the results are nationally representative of the effectiveness of the Department of Labor's programs.
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Simply put, the Department of Labor's job-training services are largely a waste of time for the majority of job seekers and an enormous squandering of taxpayer dollars.
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Funding for Head Start, child care assistance, job training and domestic violence prevention, as well as food safety, environmental protection, transportation and medical research are all at risk.
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On-the-job training and high-quality online courses are critical in powering proficiency and mastery of these tools that make up the fabric of the modern workplace.
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It's not just work: States can seek to impose a variety of "community engagement" requirements, CMS says, including work as well as job training or certain volunteer efforts.
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With some exceptions, including pregnant women and the medically frail, Medicaid recipients will have to spend 20 hours a week working or in job training or community service.
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In the Netherlands screeners received 40 hours of class training, two months of on-the-job training and 24 hours of additional training every year to remain qualified.
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If it is implemented in its current form, Trump's budget will all but strip America's most vulnerable of access to affordable health care, food stamps, and job training.
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Last year an immigrant outreach organizer at Little Sisters referred her to the Grace Institute, a nonprofit organization that offers job training and counseling to low-income women.
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And while Lockheed and others reap rewards from the Pentagon's largess, Americans feel the squeeze: health care, education, infrastructure and job training must all do more with less.
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And I believe anybody who wants to work hard enough should be able to get whatever job training they need to earn their way into the middle class.
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Many jobs require a high school diploma or less, but they do require more extensive on-the-job training and familiarity with a variety of tools and technologies.
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The governors are concerned about the budget's cuts to regional job training and economic stimulus programs like the Delta Regional Authority and Appalachian Regional Commission: http://bit.ly/2900nDT220006IQ.
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Whenever America talks about how best to take care of workers displaced by a changing economy, there's always some gesture toward job training, or increasing access to education.
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It provides early-childhood and after-school education, youth development, child abuse prevention services, job training and services for people with mental illness and those who are disabled.
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But Bartik argues that the federal government could provide more financial support to these programs, allowing distressed areas to expand their job training efforts to help more people.
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The mantra among career diplomats has long held that on-the-job training — not lessons in a classroom — is the only way to learn how to practice diplomacy.
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China has said that the detainees, who are forced to renounce their religion and to pledge loyalty to the Communist Party, receive job training and can escape poverty.
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Unlike prisons, jails have little or no programs for drug treatment, education and job training, and they lack outside yards with basketball courts, ball fields, and weight racks.
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KUSHNER: Think about the prospects for the Palestinian people over a 5-20 year horizon if they get massive investments in modern infrastructure, job training and economic stimulus.
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In 2015, Montana implemented a bipartisan, state-funded employment initiative that offers Medicaid recipients a range of services, including career counseling, on-the-job training and tuition assistance.
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Private contractors were able to reduce recidivism by providing programs that are proven to work such as cognitive behavioral therapy, substance abuse counseling, educational classes, and job training.
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It also informs them of various services and programs designed for women that they may not have known about before, including health care, job training and entrepreneurial support.
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The President could both protect the environment and build on this job training effort by directing some of his promised trillion-dollar infrastructure investments towards clean energy infrastructure.
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Certain food stamp recipients in the Bluegrass State must now work, go to job training or volunteer if they want to receive aid for more than three months.
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Such efforts should be continued and allow for community–wide approaches, in addition to one-on-one patient care, such as healthcare/community partnerships to advance job-training.
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There seems to be a market for creating virtual fantasy worlds, like those in a video game, and for augmented reality, like video filters and job training programs.
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During the day, she also runs a center where people who've fallen through the cracks can receive job training, resources and other support to help change their lives.
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Mr. Marbut has worked with cities in states such as California and Florida to build homeless shelters equipped with job training, mental health services, and other support services.
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They will have to spend at least 20 hours a week working, going through job training, volunteering or participating in other qualifying activities to retain their health benefits.
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During heavy industry's mass layoffs in the 1980s, "job training" often meant unpaid, soul-deadening efforts to teach displaced factory workers skills they were rarely able to use.
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On-the-job training (279%) and online or e-learning courses (22013%) were the most common forms of training employees in India had received in the last year.
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Among the centerpieces of his platform were a job training guarantee for employees displaced by technological advances and outsourcing, and a system of public hospitals in underserved areas.
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On the supply side, benefits like educational assistance, job training and child care assistance also enhance opportunities, as does health coverage itself, especially for those struggling with addictions.
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During his tenure, the department established a partnership between registered community colleges and sponsors that allowed on-the-job-training to count as academic credit toward a degree.
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Oftentimes, people see the work of My Brother's Keeper as simply making sure underserved youth have someone to take them to a ballgame, college outings or job training.
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Every part of the country, he argues, deserves the chance to participate, whether that's through energy efficiency upgrades, job training for displaced workers, or resiliency against extreme weather.
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Continued funding for the SRP program will carry on forward-thinking strategies by launching new companies, supporting job training programs and funding graduate-level education across the country.
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Beyond cheap rent, these developments offer things like flu shots, job training and discounted internet that keep people employable and help them move up in the work force.
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You can't give them a promise of a minimum wage job or job training of jobs that don't exist in West Virginia and expect them to be happy.
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The types of services offered include individual and group therapy, crisis intervention and psychological assessment, medication referrals, anger management, literacy services, job training, and job placement, among others.
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They are measures only a president and Congress can take: improved public infrastructure, enhanced education and job training, an overhaul for a convoluted tax system rife with perverse incentives.
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The State Department, the National Security Council, and other agencies will take part in the project, which aims to help women in areas such as job training and entrepreneurship.
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During the recession, when unemployment was high and job-training programs were scarce, states were able to request waivers for these work requirements, and many governors did just that.
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Separately, workers in UPS sorting facilities use Bluetooth audio linked to mobile devices to receive live directions on package routing, eliminating some 000 hours of on-the-job training.
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The approval came a day after the Trump administration said states could move toward putting work or job training conditions on Medicaid, which has never had such conditions attached.
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The factory often forwent the 24-hour pre-job training requirement for workers, offering just eight hours of experience and safety training before placing workers on the assembly line.
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Warren Stevens, who described himself as a mentor to Nero, and conducted on the job training with him, says he never taught Nero to seat belt prisoners in vans.
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To take this rank in a fire house, workers typically have attended some college, but no degree is required, and do a fair bit of on-the-job training.
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The Democrats understand that, and they've consistently put education — as a form of skilling and job training, rather than intellectual exploration — near the center of their largely unsuccessful agenda.
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The funds can be used for a variety of expenses, from transportation to job training to long-term health care, all without any limitations on the number of withdrawals.
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Hot Bread Kitchen, an East Harlem-based social enterprise, provides fair wages and job training for women in New York facing economic insecurity, many of whom are recent immigrants.
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In Illinois the Republican governor, Bruce Rauner, signed a bill mandating a sharp rise in the state's solar capacity, and earmarking $750m for job training in clean-energy industries.
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And Cannady says he hasn't been able to muster enough support to fund a family resource center that would provide counseling, job training and recreation for West Baltimore residents.
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GiveWell actually looked into a number of US charities, like the Nurse-Family Partnership program for infants, the KIPP chain of charter schools, and the HOPE job-training program.
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To help keep moving an economy in which more than one in four dollars flows from the federal government, Mr Northam is also planning additional initiatives in job training.
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We're proposing a job training program, like the apprentice program in Germany, where people can get good paying jobs after a company gets a tax incentive to train them.
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Instead of providing people with rehabilitation and treatment programs, let alone education and job training, we have put them into cages and have left them untreated, forgotten and ignored.
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I don't want to sit here and sound like a jerk, but let's help them out with childcare, job training to put their god damn a—ses to work.
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Once again, all that on-the-job training supporting his fellow astronauts served him well: In 2010, NASA named Hadfield the first Canadian commander of the International Space Station.
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The bill would also establish a "'Community Reinvestment Fund" aimed at providing communities "most impacted by the failed War on Drugs" with services like reentry programs and job training.
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They pursued more education and more job training than those who knew they had the disease, who, in contrast, were more likely to leave the workforce and retire early.
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Given the historical non-performance of federal job-training programs and the department's fondness for this money pit, we should perhaps expect this report to be released on Dec.
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In their first foray into Magic Leap's world, the augmented reality studio created a game that puts the user into the most bizarre job training session they've ever experienced.
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A stylish new cafe called the GrandLo opened last year, operated by the century-old Grand Street Settlement as a nonprofit job training site for local at-risk youth.
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"We must support and fight for our veterans every day to make sure they have access to health care, education, job training and every opportunity to succeed," she said.
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While most medical assistants earn a certificate, others enter the job with a high school diploma and then learn the tricks of the trade through on-the-job training.
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The professional services company Accenture has also been an industry leader during these changing times, investing about $1 billion in job training each year over the past four years.
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Placement by a temp firm at a company provides on-the-job training, which provides the individual with marketable skills and a better opportunity to secure full-time employment.
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We based our reform on the simple idea that if we invest in people (through job training and incentives), people would have a better opportunity to enter the workforce.
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To create economic opportunity in communities devastated by mass incarceration, the bill creates a $500 million community reinvestment fund to provide job training for the nascent legal cannabis industry.
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To boost the economy's expansion, President Obama will continue to push for investments in infrastructure and job training and passing trade deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership, Furman said.
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The state also pledged to help Amazon with infrastructure upgrades, job-training programs and even assistance "securing access to a helipad" — none of which came with a price tag.
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Given Mr. Biden's emphasis on electing a president who does not require on-the-job training, he seems inclined to apply that standard to a running-mate as well.
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They want to be assured that some of that money will go toward job training programs, and that minority entrepreneurs will receive licenses to cultivate or sell the marijuana.
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The other half of the bill includes measures meant to reduce prison recidivism, like job training, education and mental health and drug treatment, and incentivizes prisoners to take part.
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In the '70s, the economist Gary Becker theorized that employers would shift the costs of developing human capital onto workers, from paid on-the-job training to unpaid schooling.
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The federal government already commits more than $166 billion each year to fund programs providing cash assistance, child care, housing support, education, job training, and other related human services.
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While promoting a job-training initiative in Alma, Quebec, Trudeau said Liberals had "worked very hard" for weeks to reconcile with Wilson-Raybould and Philpott, but came up short.
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If we want to improve productivity, we should be allocating more, not less, money to areas like job training and education, as well to investments in research and development.
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Vision is a powerful sense, and the immersive element virtual reality offers has led to it being used across multiple fields, including job training, video gaming and even art.
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Ms. Muni moved to New York eight years ago and recently joined the Retail Action Project, a worker group and job training program affiliated with the retail employees union.
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A report released by the Labor Department in 2016, called the "Workforce Investment Act Gold Standard Evaluation, " concluded that the federal government's primary job-training programs don't really work.
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According to the campaign's earlier release, Buttigieg served a nonprofit health insurance provider for three months, focusing on on-the-job training for savings in administration and overhead costs.
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NDICA runs expungement clinics twice a month in Los Angeles and works with the probation office there on job training and internships both in the cannabis industry and elsewhere.
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Pfleger has expanded St. Sabina beyond the church and the school, to include a food pantry, a job-training center, and apartments for low-income residents and the elderly.
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It slashes hundreds of millions of dollars for Medicaid and the children's health care program, guts food security and job training, and reduces housing subsidies and affordable-housing investments.
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They rolled out emergency measures recently to counter the effects of the turmoil on the economy, including providing electricity subsidies to businesses and expanding job training for young people.
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Kentucky's work requirement -- which mandates that certain low-income recipients work, volunteer, attend job training classes or participate in other activities to receive benefits -- has never gone into effect.
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However, U.S. employment will not increase as a result of restricting trade or immigration, nor will it meaningfully rise by simply expanding the current model of federal job training.
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As law enforcement agents get more help to fight the opioid epidemic, lower-income Americans will have less access to home energy aid, job training programs and legal services.
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Her $2016 trillion plan includes many of the conventional provisions like public and private investment in projects such as job training, repairing water infrastructure, and switching to clean energy.
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In order to meet the requirements, individuals will need to work up to 20 hours a week, be enrolled in school or be in the state's job training program.
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But it also receives grants from companies like the JPMorgan Chase Foundation, the PNC Bank Foundation and others that are directed at its job training program and operational expenses.
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And I believe that anybody who wants to work hard enough should be able to get whatever job training they need to earn their way into the middle class.
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Typically, U.S.A.I.D. as a whole has been monitoring its work with tracking — for example, determining how many job-training workshops were held or how many schools got learning materials.
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While some occupations like doctors, dentists, and lawyers require a college degree, many other occupations require only on the job training or a certificate from a technical (trade) school.
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In the case of a worker electrocuted because of inadequate on-the-job training, Judge Gorsuch in his dissent made clear that he would have ruled for the company.
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It's basically glorified career counseling: Brooking recommends policymakers automatically enroll displaced workers in counseling, combined with job training programs, and, ideally, more robust income support (which, admittedly, would be good).
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Job training for unemployed coal miners would be threatened and drug treatment programs would face cuts at a time when heroin and prescription pill addictions are tearing at rural America.
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Perhaps they could pay for the private education of children trapped in failing public schools or provide job training and child care for single mothers who rely on government assistance.
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It is only fair and humane that every state provide the exonerated with reentry services such as education, job training, healthcare and other social services, and enact robust compensation statutes.
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In addition to sentencing reforms, the bill would also expand opportunities for inmates to receive "good time" credits, which reduce sentence lengths, if they complete programs such as job training.
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In terms of specific issues, Democrats must recognize that increasing economic opportunities – particularly through vocational education and job training, with a focus on working Americans – is the key to winning.
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The program also allocates $12 million for startup businesses related to cannabis, as well as funding for job training programs in the state's cannabis industry, the Marijuana Policy Project says.
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To take this rank in a fire house, workers typically have attended some college, but no degree is required, and have done a fair bit of on-the-job training.
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The senator said he wanted to make sure that recidivism rates decreased and that people coming out of jails and prisons received the job training needed to rebuild their lives.
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She's had a big year, traveling around the country to talk about job training, shutting down her fashion brand, and sometimes disagreeing with her father (although only behind the scenes).
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The program provides wraparound services from trauma and substance abuse treatment to job training to wellness and family reunification to improve women's outcomes and strengthen families while building stronger communities.
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About 30 percent of branches will be in low- to moderate-income areas, and the lender is planning to work with community groups on job training efforts, the bank said.
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We, of course, disagreed, and argued the money would be better spent on prison programs like education and job training, which have been proven to reduce recidivism and, therefore, crime.
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An amnesty in 2009 between the previous government and the militants provided about $300 million a year in cash payments and job training to stop the fighters blowing up pipelines.
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These centers would be required to offer a full continuum of FDA-approved and evidence-based treatment services, starting with intake evaluations and ending with job training and placement assistance.
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Mr. Sanders has proposed legislation that would provide $20163 billion to help coal and other fossil fuel workers and their communities, offering support like financial assistance and job training. Mrs.
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Unlike Kentucky, which received additional federal money to expand Medicaid under ObamaCare, Mississippi did not expand coverage, but is still seeking additional federal funding to implement the job training requirements.
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These initiatives include job training and counseling while incarcerated, the expansion of early-release programs for prisoners earning this privilege, and the release of prisoners closer to their home communities.
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Over the long run, many German economists said, the migration wave would benefit the economy, but everyone agrees that this will require significant upfront investment in education and job training.
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Improving our system of job training and retraining, bolstering vocational and technical education and working harder to help ex-convicts into the world of work all require long-term solutions.
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The $7 million accompanying this effort will go toward organizations that assist formerly incarcerated people and others with criminal backgrounds with job training, mentorship, financial health, and access to employers.
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To prepare for our society's transition away from fossil fuels, Green New Deal funds could subsidize green businesses that come in to replace local industries and pay for job training.
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Unlike similar job-training programs and alternative education models like Lambda School, Pathrise focuses on removing barriers from the job interview process instead of teaching its users entirely new skills.
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The House version of the farm bill would invest in job training or placement services, but not nearly at the level that would adequately prepare people to enter the workforce.
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When rehabilitation programs do exist, they focus mostly on life skills and job training and pay little attention to the impact of traumatic experiences, including the experience of being incarcerated.
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If we can raise $30,000, I will celebrate my birthday by providing equipment, materials, job training, and financial management classes to these 30 Ethiopian women to run their own businesses.
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Three 9003-year-olds from around Cologne who were in Berlin for job training included the exhibit in their plans for their visit, said Christine Gronemann, one of the three.
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The Trump administration said that states imposing work requirements must have plans to help people meet those requirements and should help arrange job training, child care and transportation as needed.
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Economists recommend greater investment in infrastructure, especially in the developing world, which can lower business costs and enhance efficiency, and education and job training, to increase the skills of workers.
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The second-chance hiring initiative follows Trump's success with the First Step Act, legislation that was passed last year to expand job training and reduce sentences for nonviolent drug offenders.
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The Idaho Senate is advancing its own plan, which preserves the full Medicaid expansion and merely includes a provision to help beneficiaries access job training and other work-related activities.
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"These are individuals who are physically capable of being actively engaged in their communities, whether it be through working, volunteering, going to school or obtaining job training," Ms. Verma said.
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After lawmakers in November moved the bill through a committee, the state's chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union called adding language about education and job training a top priority.
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But she learned to live with my limitations — those caused by my atrophied muscles, my respiratory distresses and myriad external obstacles and attitudes — through real-world, on-the-job training.
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People in the South are understanding that we have to elect somebody who wants to invest in the people, which means job training, it means education, it means job creation.
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The facility will also include a learning kitchen for job training, classrooms for nutrition education and a policy center focused on teaching other groups how to replicate the organization's model.
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Parents of young children, people with serious illnesses, and those enrolled in school or job training, for example, will not need to meet the required hours to keep their benefits.
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It flat-out denies the use of arbitrary detention, the targeting of an ethnic minority, or the existence of the re-education camps, which it described as job-training centers.
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While his first advertisement was upbeat, focusing on prenatal care and job training, he made clear that future advertisements are likely to focus on Mr. Cox's connections to the president.
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Priorities jostle against one another, and sometimes it feels as if we must choose between investing in places (fire stations, streetscapes) and investing in people (after-school programs, job training).
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It allocates $50 million a year over five years for job training, education and mental health and drug treatment, and provides incentives for prisoners to take part in the programs.
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Matt Bevin, a Republican elected in 2015, is pushing for a Medicaid waiver from the federal government that includes requirements for many beneficiaries to work or participate in job training.
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But again, dollar deficit-spending could be used to address this economic hazard by covering the costs of relocation, job training, or even paying salaries through a federal work program.
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It has offered free job training, its own health care services, and assistance with becoming a US citizen, and it's served as an important springboard for Democrats running for office.
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Jasmín Perez was on her way home to the Bronx from a job training program in Queens when, having exhausted her biweekly stipend for subway fare, she jumped a turnstile.
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Klobuchar argued that the money would be better directed to job training for the professions that will face shortages in the future, like home health care, nursing assistants and electricians.
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