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National Manpower Policy

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Briggs, Vernon M. Jr
Abstract
[Excerpt] In terms of governmental concern for the operation of the labor market, the 1960's has been called the era of the manpower revolution. During this decade the United States constructed the foundation for a national manpower policy. Although the evolution of this policy has been piecemeal and at times more hortative than substantive, it represents a significant departure from past attitudes regarding society's responsibilities to its members.
Date Issued
1971-01-01Subject
manpower programs; skilled labor; training; education; labor; poverty; public policy
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Required Publisher Statement: From Deighton, Lee (Editor). Encyclopedia of Education, 10V set, 1E. © 1971 Gale, a part of Cengage Learning, Inc. Reproduced by permission. www.cengage.com/permissions
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