2 edition of poor and the hard-core unemployed found in the catalog.
poor and the hard-core unemployed
Hard-Core Unemployment Conference, West Virginia University, 1968
Published
1970
by Office of Research and Development, Appalachian Center, West Virginia University, and the Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor in Morgantown
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Written in English
Edition Notes
Bibliography: p. 110-111.
| Contributions | Smith, Wil J., ed., Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations (University of Michigan-Wayne State University), West Virginia. University. West Virginia Center for Appalachian Studies and Development. Office of Research and Development |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Pagination | vii, 111 p. ; |
| Number of Pages | 111 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL19895686M |
For the hard-core unemployed in Cleveland’s Gladstone neighborhood, the Woodland Job Training Center represented a way out; a way out of poverty and unemployment, a way to a better future. When the Center opened in , it was part of Superintendent Paul W. Briggs’s strategy of improving the quality of education in Cleveland. Through collaboration with General Electric Co. and funding. 5 TREND THE HARD-CORE UNEMPLOYED: MYTH AND REALITY* Louis A. Ferman The University of Michigan Persons who are unemployed for long periods of time in our society constitute a large, complex, ongoing problem, even during times of rleatively high significance of this problem is supported by the fact that between and long-term unemployment.
perts perceived poverty as a "fixed state;" a poor person was ex-pected to remain poor for a long time, and so one heard a great deal about the hard-core poor, close relatives of the hard-core unemployed who populated government reports in the early s. In fact, this view came not from reality but stemmed instead from the nature of available. Previous attempts to determine correlates of successful employer experience with the hard core unemployed have been restricted because of their focus upon a limited number of variable sets and lack of follow-up over time. The present study examines the impact of individual, organizational and program variables on the success of manpower program participants over time. Results provide Cited by: 4.
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Get this from a library. The poor and the hard-core unemployed; recommendations for new approaches. [Wil J Smith; International Association of Personnel in Employment Security.
West Virginia Chapter.; International Association of Personnel in Employment Security. Pennsylvania Chapter.; West Virginia Center for Appalachian Studies and Development. The term hard-core unemployed was popularized in the late s to refer to persons facing multiple barriers that appeared to block them from active, consistent participation in the job market.
The term has largely fallen out of favor, though the concept — now termed structural unemployed — still has utility in today ’ s policy debates. COVID Resources. Reliable information about the coronavirus (COVID) is available from the World Health Organization (current situation, international travel).Numerous and frequently-updated resource results are available from this ’s WebJunction has pulled together information and resources to assist library staff as they consider how to handle coronavirus.
Hard-core unemployed persons often lack necessary skills for employment, either from lack of education or because their skills have become obsolete. Hard-core unemployed may not be eligible for unemployment benefits.
See also: U6. Discusses problems and experiences of public and private organizations with training hard-core unemployed. Primary goal of training the hard-core disadvantaged; United States government expenditure for manpower development and training from to ; Role of motivation in training the hard-core unemployed.
"Hospitals have started closing their doors to the poor, the near-poor and the uninsured poor," Wolff said. "In some hospitals, it now takes 8 to 10 weeks for a poor pregnant woman to get an Author: David Lauter.
Start studying ch. 2 review quiz. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools. unemployed youth, or aboutIt was found that the hard-core unemployed tended to be older, more likely to have participated in training, to be married, to have children, to live in a central city of an SMSA, and to live in an area of high unemployment than was true of all unemployed youth.
Saving the Poor from Welfare convert a large proportion of the younger generation of hard-core unemployed into steady workers making a living wage. raw data of Charles Murray's new book. A second option for retailers, and one which would require some nominal changes in personnel operating practices, is to develop alternative sources of recruits from groups like the retired and the hard-core possibilities include implementing policies that will improve the retention of youth, such as giving assistance in commuting to work and perhaps even using a graduated.
hardcore unemployed: A colloquial term referring to individuals who have never been employed full-time, or who have been unable to find employment for an extended period.
The "hardcore unemployed" may be excluded from official unemployment statistics in some economies, as those who are not actively looking for work may not be counted.
opporbmities for the poor and hard-core unemployed (in fact all potentially employable) is now or might soon be determined by the effectiveness of the State Employment Security Services.
If the conference was successful, the sensitivity and awareness of tha poor would be trans-lated into concrete programs which were relevant h the.
The odds of being poor are between to times higher for people in non-metropolitan areas than in metropolitan areas 1 in 5 non-metro counties is classified as a ‘high poverty’ county (having a poverty rate of 20% or higher), while only 1 in 20 metro counties are defined as such. BREAKUP OF BLACK FAMILY IMPERILS GAINS OF DECADES.
By Judith Cummings off'' persistently jobless black men ''as the hard-core unemployed.''. Kelly Sangree is a stay-at-home, happily married mom of three, but that wasn't always the case.
Depending on the time in her life, she was a working mom of one, a working single mom of two, an unemployed single mom of two, and frequently an exhausted wreck.
Start studying Foundations of Business Chapter 2. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools. Hard-core unemployed workers are those with little education or vocational training.
T or F. Foundations of Business - Chapter 7 - Creating a Flexible Organization 32 Terms. tdm Training the hard-core unemployed: A demonstration-research project at Virginia State College, Norfolk Division; an interim report (United States.
Office of Education. Cooperative research monograph) [Brooks, Lyman Beecher] on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Training the hard-core unemployed: A demonstration-research project at Virginia State College, Norfolk Division; an Author: Lyman Beecher Brooks.
Auletta wrote about the hard-core unemployed, concentrating on what he perceived as values and behaviors quite different from those of mainstream society. A CBS Reports documentary by Bill Moyers, "The Vanishing Black Family: Crisis in Black America," is perhaps most responsible for making the term underclass a household word.
[ 4 ]. previously unemployed into the work force and training them in work skills. MENCHER, SAMUEL. Poor Law to Poverty Program. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, pp.
.1 Provides a historical perspective for the social and economic attitudes from which current concepts about. meeting the needs of the poor in society have been derived. A project of the Riverside Research Institute (RRI) provided training for 10 hard core unemployed for one year in four vocational skills: computer peripheral equipment operators, electronics technicians, machine operators, and draftsmen.
Selection was based on at least an eighth grade verbal and numerical achievement level, tests, and : Jerome Siegel. Why should business take on the task of training the hard-core unemployed?
Step-by-step solution: Chapter: CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 CH9 CH10 CH11 CH12 CH13 CH14 CH15 CH16 Problem: 1DQ 1TYS 1VCQ 2DQ 2TYS 2VCQ 3DQ 3TYS 3VCQ 4DQ 4TYS 5DQ 5TYS 6DQ 6TYS 7TYS 8TYS 9TYS 10TYS 11TYS 12TYS 13TYS 14TYS 15TYS 16TYS 17TYS 18TYS 19TYS 20TYS 21TYS.Today's military rejects include tomorrow's hard core unemployed.
— John F. Kennedy, statement on the need for training or rehabilitation of Selective Service rejectees, Septem The Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States: John F.
Kennedy,p. The Professors and the Poor. became the master term for the period—so much so that when John Kenneth Galbraith devoted a book to that subject his trenchant discussion therein of the persistence of poverty was virtually ignored. Was there not something wrong with the “hard-core” unemployed?
It is perhaps this feeling that explains.
