What does NLEN stand for?

North Lawndale Employment Network (Chicago, IL)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Mayor Daley announced on May 24 that the city will turn over some its outstanding debt to Collectors Training Institute, a collection agency that partners with the North Lawndale Employment Network, which trains ex-offenders in a variety of fields.

Chicago to hire ex-offenders

Drug treatment, for example, has to come before and during employment, said Tom Wetzel, former director of business relations for the North Lawndale Employment Network.

No sure thing: on the outside, many ex-offenders find they need more ...

These "informal networks" help Latinos in neighborhoods like Pilsen and Humboldt Park get jobs, said Wetzel, now the director of business relations at the North Lawndale Employment Network.

Family ties: when searching for work after prison, Latinos and blacks ...