A one percent under count of low-income workers in my district means a loss of approximately $160,000 in Federal funding for job training programs, apprenticeship programs, and career counseling.
Harley Rouda: “A one percent under count of low-income workers in my district means a loss of approximately $160,000 in Federal funding…”
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Explaining the financial impact of Census undercounting on job training programs.
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