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An Institutional Analysis of American Job Centers: Key Institutional Features of American Job Centers

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  • Elizabeth Brown
  • Pamela Holcomb

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This paper presents an overview of key institutional features of the American Job Center (AJC) service delivery system across the country.

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  • Elizabeth Brown & Pamela Holcomb, "undated". "An Institutional Analysis of American Job Centers: Key Institutional Features of American Job Centers," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 6dc8fa712e604bc28203c2464, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    5. Brittany English & Pamela Holcomb, "undated". "New Requirements for American Job Center Systems Regarding One-Stop Operators, Partnership Agreements, and Certification," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 201c001361a04c3790a89c0d9, Mathematica Policy Research.
    6. Melissa Mack & Kate Dunham, "undated". "A Scan of Key Trends in the Labor Market and Workforce Development System," Mathematica Policy Research Reports fd8472731375429d8baa04602, Mathematica Policy Research.

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