Works Program (Noun)
Meaning
A program to provide jobs on public works paid for by government funds.
Classification
Nouns denoting cognitive processes and contents.
Examples
- The government launched a works program to provide employment opportunities during the economic downturn and stimulate infrastructure development.
- A New Deal-era works program focused on building roads, bridges, and other essential public projects while supporting low-income families.
- As part of the stimulus package, a new federal works program was rolled out across several states, aiming to create thousands of jobs.
- Local officials partnered with a non-profit organization to implement a community-based works program for at-risk youth and young adults.
- By establishing the Job Corps, the government introduced a vocational training and works program aimed at providing education and work experience for disadvantaged youth.