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Welfare reform in California: state and county implementation of CalWORKs in the second year, executive summary by Tammi J Chun; Patricia A Ebener; Donna Farley; Nicole Humphrey; Jacob Alex Klerman; Elaine Reardon; Paul Steinberg; Gail Zellman; California. Department of Social Services.; Labor and Population Program.; Rand Corporation is a book available to read on EtoBox.
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This Report Describes The Implementation Of California's Work Opportunity And Responsibility To Kids (calworks) Program In Its First Two Years. According To The Calworks Welfare-to-work Model, Immediately Following The Approval Of The Aid Application, Nearly All Recipients Search For Jobs In The Context Of Job Clubs. For Those Who Do Not Find Employment Through Job Search, An Intensive Assessment And A Sequence Of Activities Follow, To Identify And Overcome Barriers To Employment. Implementation In Most Counties Is Proceeding More Slowly Than Some Observers Had Hoped, But About As Fast As Could Realistically Be Expected. County Welfare Districts (cwds) Face The Dual Challenge Of Expanding Their Capacity To Deal With The New, Higher, Steady-state Workload That Calworks Entails And Handling The Much Larger One-time Surge Of Old Cases As They Move Through The System. Providing Mandated Support Services--child Care And Transportation; Education And Training; And Treatment For Alcohol And Substance Abuse, Mental Health, And Domestic Abuse--has Been A Challenge For Most Cwds. To Cope With This Expanded Workload, They Have Made Different Capacity-building Decisions. The Slow Pace Of Movem
- Author
- Tammi J Chun; Patricia A Ebener; Donna Farley; Nicole Humphrey; Jacob Alex Klerman; Elaine Reardon; Paul Steinberg; Gail Zellman; California. Department of Social Services.; Labor and Population Program.; Rand Corporation
- Publisher
- Rand; RAND Corporation
- Published
- 2001
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780833030467
- Subjects
- Social Science, Political Science, Fiction
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