Former Relief Cases in Private Employment
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The number of workers a case, there- fore, does not explain why the 1,108 cases left the relief rolls; their securing of employment was only partially the re- sult of having more members looking for jobs.
Foster, Sallle C, A Study of Composition and Characteristics of the Relief Population, City of Paterson, g. J., Division of Social Research, Works Progress Administration, Paterson, N. J., 1936; Carmlchael, F. L. and Payne, Stanley L. , The 1935 Relief Population in 13 Cities: A Cross-Section,... Research Bulletin Series I, No. 23, Division of Social Research, Works Prog- ress Administration, Washington, D. C . January 1937; and Holzschuh, Alma, The Case Load Com^osttton, Calif ornla State Relief Administration, San Fran- cisco, Calif., Aorll 25, 1936.
Another reason for the underrepresentatlon of the one-person cases Is the fact that a large proportion (one-third) of that size case leaving re- lief during 1935 was closed because the cases could not be located by the relief agency. Cases closed because they could not be located were not, of course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The number of workers a case, there- fore, does not explain why the 1,108 cases left the relief rolls; their securing of employment was only partially the re- sult of having more members looking for jobs.
Foster, Sallle C, A Study of Composition and Characteristics of the Relief Population, City of Paterson, g. J., Division of Social Research, Works Progress Administration, Paterson, N. J., 1936; Carmlchael, F. L. and Payne, Stanley L. , The 1935 Relief Population in 13 Cities: A Cross-Section,... Research Bulletin Series I, No. 23, Division of Social Research, Works Prog- ress Administration, Washington, D. C . January 1937; and Holzschuh, Alma, The Case Load Com^osttton, Calif ornla State Relief Administration, San Fran- cisco, Calif., Aorll 25, 1936.
Another reason for the underrepresentatlon of the one-person cases Is the fact that a large proportion (one-third) of that size case leaving re- lief during 1935 was closed because the cases could not be located by the relief agency. Cases closed because they could not be located were not, of course.
What to read after Former Relief Cases in Private Employment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Work Projects Administration to read onlineMoreLess
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