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Essay written by Lynn Shaw. Includes information regarding the recruitment and retention of women in non-traditional apprenticeship programs.
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Keywords

  1. Affirmative Action
  2. Apprentices
  3. Apprenticeship
  4. Ibew
  5. Organizations
  6. Trade Unions
  7. Tradeswomen
  8. Women

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