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You are interested in starting a Transitional Jobs program or pilot, but where do you begin? How do you create a budget, what staff positions do you need to hire, and how do you work with transitional employers? Below you will find documented examples of best practices from TJ programs across the country. This information will get you started as you plan for a program. If you would like more information on a specific subject or from a program that looks similar to one that you invision, please contact the Network Coordinator. The Network can offer you technical assistance, including providing you with contacts who are TJ experts as well as offering persuasive documents to be used when you apply for funding.
Designing a Transitional Jobs Program for Wisconsin: A Report to the Secretary of the Department of Workforce Development by the Transitional Jobs Task Force
August 1, 2003
Transitional Work Corporation: Career Advisor
Transitional Work Corporation: Senior Vice President of Operations
Transitional Work Corporation: Senior Vice President of Programs
Goodwill Career Services Job Description: Director of Career Services

Budgets for Transitional Employment Programs, an Overview
a document
produced by the Transitional Work Corporation
Community Jobs, Washigton State: Performance Payment Schedule
Financing Transitional Jobs Programs: A Strategic Guide to Federal Funding Sources, National League of Cities

Vocational Guidance Services' TJ Program Work-Site Partner Agreement

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