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Jan.25- Feb.8,
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Administrator says DSHS is broken and getting
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Joe Martin Last year, the state Department
of Social and Health Services (DSHS) announced
that its welfare-to-work program, WorkFirst,
had shrunk the number of people on welfare
by 40 percent. With all those former welfare
recipients working, caseworkers could be
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