Jobs are critical to ending the cycle of poverty because they give people the opportunity to support themselves and their families. Policymakers focused on helping people move into the workforce often turn to vocational training and retraining programs. But do these actually improve people’s chances of finding work? Do the jobs pay enough to justify the costs of the training programs? Who provides the best courses - private firms or state organizations?...
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Turkey - Do job training programs help people find jobs?
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labor force participation rate
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Hirshleifer,Sarojini; Mckenzie,David J.; Almeida,Rita Kullberg; Ridao-Cano,Cristobal.
Turkey - Do job training programs help people find jobs? (English). From evidence to policy Washington, DC ; World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/373001468172744078