On the recordMarch 11, 2013
The Department's mismanagement of Job Corps could ultimately cost as many as 30,000 struggling youth the opportunity to better their future and potentially 10,000 staff jobs supporting these students.
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congress.govThe Department's mismanagement of Job Corps could ultimately cost as many as 30,000 struggling youth the opportunity to better their future and potentially 10,000 staff jobs supporting these students.
Robert Casey criticizes the Department's handling of Job Corps, affecting youth and jobs.
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