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Unauthorized Workers and Immigration Reform: What Can We Ascertain from Employers?

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Lowell, B. Lindsay; Jing, Zhongren – International Migration Review, 1994

Estimates the unauthorized U.S. labor force and explores the methodology for estimating hard-to-detect populations. Findings from a sample of 3,169 businesses suggest that a large proportion of the unauthorized labor force uses fraudulent documents without the knowledge of their employer. (GLR)

Descriptors: Data Collection, Economically Disadvantaged, Labor Force, Labor Legislation

The Role of the Social Scientist in Human Resource Development Policy and Programs for Hispanics. National Symposium on Hispanics and CETA (1980).

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Furino, Antonio, Ed. – 1980

Conference speakers focused on three topics: Hispanics and Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) policy and implementation issues; data sources; and research regarding Hispanic manpower. After introductory remarks by James W. Wagener, Eli Ginzberg and Tomas Rivera, Ernest Green discussed Hispanics and CETA. Harry Greenspan described…

Descriptors: Data Collection, Employment Programs, Hispanic Americans, Human Resources