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Research To Practice: Trends In Supported Employment: The Experiences Of 94 Community Rehabilitation Service Providers From 1986 - 1991, Dana Scott Gilmore, John Butterworth
Research To Practice: Trends In Supported Employment: The Experiences Of 94 Community Rehabilitation Service Providers From 1986 - 1991, Dana Scott Gilmore, John Butterworth
Research to Practice Series, Institute for Community Inclusion
A follow-back study (data from 1986 and 1991) examined service patterns of community rehabilitation providers for supported employment, competitive employment, and sheltered workshops.
Research To Practice: Shared Responsibility: Job Search Practices From The Consumer And Staff Perspective, David Temelini, Sheila Fesko
Research To Practice: Shared Responsibility: Job Search Practices From The Consumer And Staff Perspective, David Temelini, Sheila Fesko
Research to Practice Series, Institute for Community Inclusion
A review of a national study of the job search practices used by community rehabilitation providers and independent living centers, focusing on the relationship between these practices and employment outcomes such as job satisfaction, wages, and hours.
Potential For Increased Employment In Food Stores In Central City Milwaukee Neighborhoods, Lois M. Quinn
Potential For Increased Employment In Food Stores In Central City Milwaukee Neighborhoods, Lois M. Quinn
ETI Publications
The U.S. Census Bureau reports on business patterns by Milwaukee County zipcode areas. While 16 percent of the county's population resides in five central city zipcode areas (53204, 53205, 53206, 53212, and 53233), only 8 percent of food stores employing 100 or more workers in 1992 were located in these areas. At the same time that the five central city zipcode areas had over a third (34 percent) of the so-called "ma and pa" food stores, employing fewer than 5 workers, they had only 13 percent of the larger stores with $1 million or more annual sales in 1992. About …
Financial Impact Of W-2 And Related Welfare Reform Initiatives On Milwaukee County Afdc Cases Identification Of Afdc Cases (Including Employed Families) Likely To Leave Afdc Prior To The Implementation Of "W-2", John Pawasarat
ETI Publications
Many of Wisconsin’s current and proposed welfare policy changes impacting AFDC are based on a simple caseload reduction model which combined a very strict work requirement with AFDC benefit reductions with the goals of reducing AFDC costs, caseloads, and new applications for assistance and slowing in-migration to Wisconsin. This paper attempts to assess the impact of these policies on families in Milwaukee County who are currently receiving AFDC and to estimate the residual population who will likely be subject to the “W-2” Wisconsin welfare regulations. The December 1995 Milwaukee County caseload data are used to examine the characteristics of the …
Child Care Needs Of Low- Income Employed Parents In Milwaukee County Under W-2, John Pawasarat, Lois M. Quinn, Terry Howell, Dan Scallard
Child Care Needs Of Low- Income Employed Parents In Milwaukee County Under W-2, John Pawasarat, Lois M. Quinn, Terry Howell, Dan Scallard
ETI Publications
This report assesses the current use and availability of child care as well as estimating potential demand for child care under W-2. The analysis focuses on Milwaukee County and examines the challenges facing local agencies and community organizations as they seek to provide adequate child care for parents entering the labor force, expanding their work hours, or participating in mandatory community service activities. To provide an analysis of current child care openings and capacity, the Employment and Training Institute conducted a survey of all regulated day care providers in Milwaukee County central city neighborhoods and a sample survey of the …