Description: This study will answer the following questions for state policy makers.
- Do additional job search workshops continue to have beneficial effects on labor market outcomes, such as employment rates and wages?
- Does each additional workshop help increase the client's stay on employment? By how much time?
- Do respondent circumstances and social service treatments that occur between job search events affect the likelihood of clients' gaining self-sufficiency and not returning to further welfare?
- Do respondent circumstances and social service treatments that occur between job search events affect the marginal benefit of multiple job search workshops?
Contact: David Mancuso Ph.D., Research Supervisor, telephone: 360.902-7557
