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Issue: 2017-08
DescriptionThis report presents the results of the Green Jobs and Health Care Impact Evaluation’s Implementation Study conducted for the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) by Abt Associates and Mathematica Policy Research. Part of a larger impact evaluation, this implementation study documents the design, operation, and participation patterns for four DOL-grant funded job training programs (two in health care …
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Issue: 2017-07
DescriptionThis report presents the results of the Green Jobs and Health Care Impact Evaluation conducted for the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) by Abt Associates and Mathematica Policy Research. This evaluation used a random assignment research design to examine the impact of four DOL-grant funded job training programs (two in health care and two in "green" occupations) on participants’ service receipt and …
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Issue: 2017-06
DescriptionThis report examines treatment group members in randomized experiments who may choose not to participate in program services despite being offered access to these services. In this paper, a comparison of alternative computations of the standard error of the treatment-on-the-treated (TOT) impact is conducted using three approaches (the Bloom correction, Instrumental Variables (IV), and the …
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Issue: 2017-04
DescriptionThe U.S. labor market has changed significantly in many respects since the creation of the unemployment insurance (UI) program in 1935. The provision of cash benefits associated with UI has changed as well, yet the basic structure of the UI program remains the same. Due to the possibility that features of the UI program may need to keep pace with the changing nature of work, policy makers are …
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Issue: 2017-03
DescriptionThis report describes the implementation of the U.S. Department of Labor's H-1B Technical Skills Training Grants program. To address skill shortages in the U.S. labor market, the Employment and Training Administration awarded 76 grants, in 2011 and 2012, to partnerships of workforce agencies, training providers, employers, and other organizations. The grant programs were designed to train …
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Issue: 2017-02
DescriptionThe U.S. Department of Labor (Department) has continued to explore strategies to improve UI claimants' access to re-employment services provided through the public workforce system to speed their return to work in good jobs with good wages. The use of virtual service delivery methods to administer the UI program has steadily increased since the 1990s and now most UI claimants apply for and …
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Issue: 2017-01
DescriptionThe country's workforce system is continually in need of effective strategies to connect job seekers to job openings and to facilitate rapid entry into suitable employment. One promising tool is social media. Given its explosive growth as a primary communication method in both the professional and personal realms, social media potentially offers the workforce system a way to enhance the job …
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Issue: 2016-10
DescriptionThis study uses nationally representative data to illustrate trends in labor force participation, retirement, and earnings among older workers in the periods before, during, and after the Great Recession (GR). In the study, older workers are defined as those age 50 and older. The report assesses six sub-groups (50-56, 57-61, 62-66, 67-71, and 72-76, and 77 and over) within that population using …
PopulationAdult
Research MethodologyLiterature Review
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Issue: 2016-09
DescriptionThe literature review presented in this report examines supply- and demand-side factors that affect older workers' (aged 55 and over) labor force participation and labor market outcomes more generally. Supply-side factors include individuals' socioeconomic and demographic characteristics, government assistance programs and Social Security benefits, and public workforce programs. Demand-side …
PopulationAdult
Research MethodologyLiterature Review
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Issue: 2016-14
DescriptionSecuring Internet access is a critical planning issue for the creation of a jail-based American Job Center (AJC). Community-based AJCs increasingly offer resources via the Internet, as the majority of job search activities and applications now occur online. However, correctional facilities often do not offer any Internet access for inmates due to security concerns, and in jails where Internet …
PopulationAdult, Youth
ProgramRe-integration of Ex-Offender, Wagner-Peyser/Employment Service (ES) Program, Dislocated Worker Program, Youth Program, Adult Program
Research MethodologyQualitative Analysis