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CETA

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CETA
abbr.
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act


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Then lawmakers advanced the Humphrey-Hawkins act, a resolution that made government-guaranteed full employment the goal and policy of the United States--this even though no one knew how to guarantee full employment short of expanding expensive and corruption-prone government make-work efforts like the CETA program.
Party down: like the Democrats during the 1970s, today's GOP is ... by Wallace-Wells, Benjamin / Washington Monthly
CETA developed a comprehensive, systematic, ten-year assessment cycle that balanced assessment instruments (internal/external, quantitative/ qualitative, etc.
Making program assessment work: a profile of the U.S. Air Force ... by Aretz, Anthony J. / Liberal Education
I've been asking myself this question for twenty-five years, since the first CETA (Comprehensive Employment and Training Act) grant for the arts.
A Lesson in Partnership by KAPLAN, BARBARA PAIGE / Dance Magazine
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