Case Study of an Employment Program Serving People with Low Income: Business Link

Riley Webster and Mary Farrell

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Abstract: This case study describes Business Link, a program providing job placement and subsidized employment opportunities to recipients of cash assistance and other people with low incomes who live in New York City, as part of the State TANF Case Studies project.

Keywords: Employment and training; wraparound supports; TANF; case studies; temporary assistance to needy families; Business Link (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 15
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