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Offender Job Retention: A Report from the Offender Workforce Development Division, National Institute of Corrections. Rev. [ed.]

Offender Job Retention: A Report from the Offender Workforce Development Division, National Institute of Corrections

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Houston, Melissa

National Institute of Corrections. Offender Workforce Development Division (Washington, DC)

Published 2006. 15 pages.

Results from a survey of offender employment and retention issues that utilizes close-ended questions regarding topics such as assessment, case management, follow-up, and relapse are analyzed. This report is comprised of the following sections: introduction; theory; assessment; case management; job retention relapse model; relapse prevention plans; and the future of offender job retention efforts by practitioners. Accession Number: 021352

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