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This federal program trains older workers. The Trump administration wants to cut it
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- Ronald Williams was unemployed when a friend recommended a local jobs program for older workers.
- After he completed training with Goodwill in 2024, Williams quickly landed a job as a custodian — a role he still holds two years later, at age 62.
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Ronald Williams was unemployed when a friend recommended a local jobs program for older workers.
After he completed training with Goodwill in 2024, Williams quickly landed a job as a custodian — a role he still holds two years later, at age 62.
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