Doing Good While Doing Business Using Financial Viability to Enhance Employability for the Disadvantaged

Nan L. Maxwell, Adam Dunn, Dana Rotz and Megan Shoji

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Abstract: Employment social enterprises (ESEs) provide temporary work and a supported work environment to reduce employment barriers and generate program revenue.

Keywords: Employment social enterprises; Social entrepreneurship; Social mission; Transitional jobs; Workforce program; Employment barriers (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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