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• Young-Hightower's job club meets at a storefront.
• There were about 25 people in her Job Club class.
• Other features include a job club, and listener schemes.
• Welfare mothers have only four weeks in job clubs.
• Until this year, the job club programs lasted up to two months.
• In 2013, CAP launched Job Clubs, a service targeted at the unemployed.
• The women in the Job Club make up to 90 calls a day to potential employers.
• The men in the Simi Valley job club aren't asking for make-work defense spending.
• I see more ads in the paper and I see more things coming here to the job club.
• Moor got her invitation to enter the " Job Club " program about six weeks ago.
• Interest in the job club waned when the economy improved, but the time is ripe for renewal.
• The program includes health services, tutoring, a job club, career counseling and self-esteem enhancement.
• Of 26 people scheduled for Araceli Cobarrubias'Job Club last month, 13 showed up on the first day.
• But this strategy has been criticized for simply shuttling some welfare mothers from workfare assignments to job clubs and back.
• The job clubs are for those in workfare programs who have not found jobs, community college graduates and others.
• Humbled then, Singh stalked off to Borneo and did the lowly jobs club pros do to eke out a living.
• It is an experience shared at Experience Unlimited, a nonprofit North Hollywood job club sponsored by the state Employment Development Department.
• Instead, she said her Job Club program for women on welfare was cut by the city from eight weeks to four.
• "Welfare reform is about values, teaching the importance of work, " said Wood, the Job Club leader.
• They are paid for their attendance in the job club, and their pay is docked if they show up late or leave early.