Using Statistical Assessment Tools to Target Services to Work First Participants

Randall W. Eberts
Phyllis Molhoek
Claire Black
Nancy Mack
Stephen A. W
Mi W. E

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January 2002

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10.17848/9781417524440.ch8

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Research, forthcoming. 1For example, Gueron and Pauly (1991), from their evaluations of welfare-to-work demonstrations, suggest that increased service intensity improves employment rates of clients and that spreading resources too thinly reduces program effectiveness. In addition, evaluation of programs such as California GAINS (Freedman et al. 1996) suggest the importance of assessment in getting welfare recipients into jobs.

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