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Building Cultural Competence

The Joint Center

June 2002

This manual aims to assist workforce development professionals in the assessment and management of cultural competence within their programs. It also aims to aid them assessing prospective employers to ensure effective job-placement relationships and comfortable environments where employees can best succeed.

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Date Published: June 2002

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