workfare

But now we see workfare for what it really is.

"I think they should have to be involved in a workfare program, instead."

Put workfare participants through a training program to which they can bring their children.

About 750 people are signed into the current workfare program.

In 1995, after three years on welfare, she was told to report for workfare.

She has not yet been called for a workfare appointment.

Only mothers who do not find jobs after two years will end up in workfare.

You have workfare, which is precisely what has happened up there.

Workfare does not, they say, provide them with valuable training or experience.

The scale of our workfare program is larger than any place else.

"The workfare program is working very well," the Mayor said.

"If the man has no locks on his door how can he be asked to go out to a workfare program?"

Whether workfare would provide other factors they identified is less certain.

But he, too, has been surprised to find workfare workers in the same post for years.

New York is the only city to move large numbers of single mothers into workfare.

"I feel confident that we get some results for the first time in the workfare program."

The workfare program started more than a year ago, he said, and it had knots.

Refugees who do not have a job after eight months can be moved into the city's workfare program.

It's more than 25 and closer to 30 percent because they have put in place a successful workfare program.

The one certain thing is that workfare has no place in the economic policy of a civilized country.

This movement is similar in ideal to a workfare system.

It would be higher, she said, if 4,670 cases had not been removed through the Workfare program that began in early 1989.

In recent weeks, the workfare laborers have turned up the pressure on the city.

And for those who do get aid, workfare makes it harder to keep.

But the record of "workfare" around the country has been uneven.