job search / food assistance / energy assistance / state law / public health insurance / employment-related services / food / self-directed job search / home energy assistance / food stamps / health insurance / city services / time doing job search activities / focus groups / employment services / fulltime job search / /
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English as a Second Language / /
Organization
Pew Research Center / Federal Trade Commission / W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research / McGraw-Hill Research Foundation / Parks Department / Department of Education / City Council / New York State office of Temporary and Disability Assistance / Urban Institute / Department of Homeless Services / Administration for Children / Department of Youth and Community Development / U.S. Census Bureau / CUNY’s office of Institutional Research and Analysis / Human Resources Administration / /
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY INTRODUCTION The Human Resources Administration (HRA) is committed to reforming its policies and procedures to more effectively fight poverty and income inequality by: