Employment Transition Program (University of Michigan) records. 1979-1998.

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Employment Transition Program (University of Michigan) records. 1979-1998.

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ETP records include grant proposals (funded and non-funded), training manuals, publications, and project development files relating to studies on unemployment and intervention training programs for displaced auto workers, including life education planning programs and life education advisors.

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University of Michigan. Employment Transition Program.

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The Employment Transition Program (ETP) was an applied and experimental program focusing on employment relationships, particularly in the automobile industry. ETP was one of the initial grant-funded studies and came to serve as an umbrella title for several subsequent grants including studies involving the United Auto Workers and Ford Motor Company. ETP was established by Jeanne P. Gordus. From the description of Employment Transition Program (University of M...

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