The One-Stop system is many ways the right model on which to build, but policy should reflect a renewed emphasis on the ease of use from the perspective of participants.
It is a one-stop system that is also safe and secure".
As a result, in the last three months, 36,000 people have come looking for jobs through the one-stop system, an increase of 60percentt over last year, while the number of jobs posted has declined by more than a third.
This one-stop system lets buyers take out policies more quickly than visiting disparate insurers all over the map.
The public Employment Service (ES), originally established in 1933, and then integrated into the comprehensive One-Stop system under the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) in 1998, tracks employers' job openings and matches the skill sets of unemployed workers to those positions.
Some HIV/AIDS patients see this semi one-stop system as not private enough as they still have to reveal themselves and therefore do not feel comfortable to receive the treatment.
We combined the advantages of existing genetic transformation systems aiming to achieve what we call a "one-stop Breeding" system, i.e., a system that can easily provide the requirements for vector construction in genetic engineering.
The Junius Street stop on the No. 3 is only a block from the Livonia Avenue stop on the L, but passengers wishing to transfer must leave the system at one stop, walk to the next stop, and pay again.
The brand is working to attract nonriding women through its one-stop-shop system of classes, gear and, naturally, bikes.
Federal guidelines require that the program's money, originally set at more than $600 million over five years, be used to create a "one-stop delivery system".
AFTER 13 years, the United States is finally joining a one-stop shopping system for managing trademarks that more than 65 other countries have adopted since 1989.
