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WAGES
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WAGESWork And Gain Economic Self-sufficiency
WAGESWomen's Action to Gain Economic Security
WAGESWayne Action Group for Economic Solvency (Goldsboro, NC)
WAGESWomen and Associations for Gain Both Economic and Social (Togo microfinance)
WAGESWater Air Gas Electric Steam (energy and power management systems)
WAGESWorking to Achieve Growth in Employment Skills (Seattle, Washington job readiness program)
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Among a series of domestic violence initiatives in Florida is the Work and Gain Economic Self-Sufficiency (WAGES) program designed around 24 local coalitions that deliver services to victims.
Domestic Violence Becomes a Workplace Issue by State Legislatures
MIAMI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 18, 1997--American Airlines will provide training and jobs for 100 welfare recipients to become the first major employer in Dade County to commit to the state's welfare reform initiative, known as Work and Gain Economic Self-Sufficiency -- or WAGES.
American commits 100 jobs for Dade welfare recipients by Business Wire
 
 
 
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