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Labor Policy ResearchCareer success and the financial stability it produces are part of the American dream. But not everyone entering the workforce has the education and training needed to succeed. Young people in poverty, disadvantaged adults, ex-offenders, veterans and spouses of service members, older workers, and employees laid off from jobs in declining industries face especially severe barriers to workforce achievement and have unique needs that must be addressed. Mathematica has been studying ways to help these groups succeed in the labor market. In addition, we have assisted government agencies and nonprofit organizations in providing services more effectively and efficiently. Read more about our labor research. What's New
Evaluating the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
Higher-Value Training Awards, with Counseling, Would Generate Large Net Benefits
American Enterprise Institute—Getting America Back to Work: Can Training Programs Do the Job?—Washington, DC—September 7, 2012 National Transitional Jobs Network Conference—Restoring the Promise of Work: Subsidized Employment & Transitional Jobs—Baltimore, MD—April 12-13, 2012 Unemployment Insurance Integrity Summit—Arlington, VA—March 12-14, 2012 Workforce One—Webinar—May 18, 2010 National League of Cities—Audioconference—April 28, 2010 |