The U.S. Department of Labor and its Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) unveiled a new Integrated Employment Toolkit to promote integrated employment as an avenue to economic self-sufficiency for people with significant disabilities.
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How Job Developers See Employers
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In this report TransCen researchers compare job development practices with employers needs and expectations.
TransCen researchers authored a newly released report on the attitudes and beliefs of job development professionals toward employers.| Show Cart | |
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