The Impact of Benefits Counseling and Vocational Rehabilitation on Employment and Earnings

Cindy Gruman, Noreen A. Shugrue, Jane Koppelman, Jody Schimmel, Amy Porter and Julie T. Robison

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Abstract: This study used data from Connecticut to assess whether benefits counseling (BC), vocational rehabilitation (VR), or a combination had the most positive effect on employment.

Keywords: Benefits counseling; vocational rehabilitation; employment; disabilities (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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