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| Format: | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| Language: | en |
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1969
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| Online Access: | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED037614 |
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| contents | Solving the Crisis in Our Cities. Report to Business, No. 2. Black Businesses Business Dropout Programs Economic Development Employment Programs Housing Industry Inner City Job Training Labor Force Development Recruitment Services Urban Renewal This booklet contains a sampling of corporate programs designed to help alleviate urban social problems, and offers small and medium-sized businesses ideas for economic development programs involving the disadvantaged. Included are six hiring and recruitment programs; 15 related to dropouts, job training, and adult basic education; 14 for improving opportunities on the job; and six inner city job development schemes. Several private housing and urban renewal efforts are also described, as well as ventures into such activities as small business counseling, child care, health care, library services, and the stimulation of black capitalism. Numerous private and governmental information sources are noted, followed by a list of American Business Press member publications and international affiliates. (LY) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1969 |
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| spellingShingle | Solving the Crisis in Our Cities. Report to Business, No. 2. Black Businesses Business Dropout Programs Economic Development Employment Programs Housing Industry Inner City Job Training Labor Force Development Recruitment Services Urban Renewal Solving the Crisis in Our Cities. Report to Business, No. 2. Black Businesses Business Dropout Programs Economic Development Employment Programs Housing Industry Inner City Job Training Labor Force Development Recruitment Services Urban Renewal This booklet contains a sampling of corporate programs designed to help alleviate urban social problems, and offers small and medium-sized businesses ideas for economic development programs involving the disadvantaged. Included are six hiring and recruitment programs; 15 related to dropouts, job training, and adult basic education; 14 for improving opportunities on the job; and six inner city job development schemes. Several private housing and urban renewal efforts are also described, as well as ventures into such activities as small business counseling, child care, health care, library services, and the stimulation of black capitalism. Numerous private and governmental information sources are noted, followed by a list of American Business Press member publications and international affiliates. (LY) |
| title | Solving the Crisis in Our Cities. Report to Business, No. 2. |
| topic | Black Businesses Business Dropout Programs Economic Development Employment Programs Housing Industry Inner City Job Training Labor Force Development Recruitment Services Urban Renewal |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED037614 |