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transitional employment

a vocational rehabilitation program whereby individuals with disabilities or those who are economically, socially, or otherwise disadvantaged (e.g., those who are homeless or dependent on welfare) are placed in temporary, entry-level positions in a competitive working environment to gain the skills and experience needed to obtain a permanent job in the community workforce. Positions are often provided by participating companies, and each placement typically lasts 6 to 9 months. Program participants may hold several transitional employment positions before obtaining permanent employment. See also supported employment.

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idealistic monism

idealistic monism

the position that all reality consists of a single substance, that substance being mind or spirit. See idealism; monism. Compare natural monism. See also mind–body problem.