How can public agencies work with employers to provide work supports to low-income workers?
Working with employers offers a valuable opportunity to reach low-income workers, including workers who have made the transition from welfare to work. Work supports benefit workers and their employers, so public agencies can make a sound economic argument for partnering on work supports. To connect with employers, agencies may find it helpful to work with state and local chambers of commerce and the one-stop career center system. Providing information that is easy to use and understand is critical when working with employers. Public agencies can work with employers in these ways.
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