The legislation mandates that half the local hires be "disadvantaged workers".
Sacrifices during a recession are not evenly shared: they fall mainly on disadvantaged workers.
Re-employment services can be cost-effective in helping dislocated and disadvantaged workers find employment more rapidly.
He wanted to build a company that would hire disadvantaged workers and dispel images about minority-owned businesses.
The economy would suffer, because the economic model underlying the eurozone was predicated on power relationships that disadvantaged workers.
As a result, disadvantaged workers often find themselves stranded; there may be jobs available somewhere, but they literally can't get there.
Industry-specific training programs that prepare disadvantaged workers for skilled jobs and help connect them to employers have been shown to raise earnings and should be expanded.
"We could follow it through but to really drive change we have to be absolutely ruthless in our focus on disadvantaged workers in developing countries".
"All too often, however, they become some of the world's most disadvantaged workers held captive by some of the world's most powerful employers".
Readers following recent proposals to stimulate employment may be surprised to learn that one of the largest and longest-running federal programs providing direct employer subsidies to hire disadvantaged workers is run by the Department of Education.
There are clearly roles for the government to play, as regulator and perhaps as backup financier for those deemed worthy of special treatment, such as veterans or disadvantaged workers who need a helping hand.
