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Working paper: Evaluation of JobPath outcomes for Q1 2016 participants
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JobPath was introduced in 2015, some years after the dramatic collapse in employment that occurred through 2009-2012. A share of those who lost jobs in this period became long-term unemployed in the years that followed. The response of the State’s Public Employment Service (PES) for this cohort included the contracted provision of employment services through the JobPath model.
Working paper: Evaluation of JobPath outcomes for Q1 2016 participants
The evaluation is being carried out as part of a partnership between the Statistics and Business Intelligence Unit of the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection and the Directorate for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
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