Sentence examples for job development program from inspiring English sources

Mr. Matute emigrated from El Salvador and runs a job development program.

Mr. Melbourne, 48, is now in a job development program at Catholic Charities, and his feelings of hopelessness are gone, though staying positive has been challenging since August, when he was transferred from the hospital to a shelter for the homeless.

The State Department of Labor is among those warning the city that it could be jeopardizing federal funds if it is not careful to oversee a broad expansion of the job development programs.

In response, several national level job development programs are currently being implemented and evaluated, although the vast majority focus only on men [ 62].

The NCWD/Youth broadly defines the workforce development system to include professionals that work as job developers, school counselors, youth development program staff and independent living skill specialists.

In all job markets, career development programs have historically helped people navigate and succeed in their occupation, so it has been proposed that this might also reduce the "leaky pipeline" phenomenon in academia.

NATO officials hope this plan will create a more uniform program that will entice community leaders with the promise of jobs, education and development programs and other incentives to put pressure on local militants to stop fighting.

Another partner, Osborne Association, is a workforce development program which specializes in training formerly incarcerated job seekers and helping with job placement.

It said the mayor had "transformed" the city's work force development program, placing 11,300 people in jobs in his first term and 71,000 in his second.

Among other things, the governor proposed eliminating the costly and increasingly corrupt Empire Zone economic development program, which ended up shuffling jobs around from place to place.

As Gov. Rick Perry pushes his job creation initiatives on the presidential campaign trail, he often touts the Texas Enterprise Fund, an economic development program that the governor's office says is bringing 59,000 jobs and $14.7 billion in capital investment to Texas.