Assessing Federal Employment Accessibility Policy: An Analysis of the JARC Program

Thomas W. Sanchez · Lisa Schweitzer

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This policy brief describes effectiveness of the Jobs Access and Reverse Commute (JARC) program in connecting low income employees in urban areas to their jobs. Originally touted as a significant policy victory for minority and low income communities, the JARC program has since been viewed as having conflicting goals which overlook crucial aspects of mobility for low income employees. This program design has definite implications for the effectiveness of JARC.

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