employment

Portrays daddies in different jobs, including sailor daddies, tailor daddies, and lawyer daddies with egg salad sandwiches in their briefcases.

Discusses how people with attention deficit disorder can draw upon the benefits of the syndrome, such as increased creativity, reliable intuition, and good teamwork skills, to enhance job performance, and presents information on how to handle the more troublesome aspects of A.D.D.

Discusses office-related careers that don't require a college degree, including information on salary, skills and training needed, working conditions, and advancement potential.

Guide to careers in the fashion industry that do not require a four-year degree such as designer, model, and others.

Presents debates, opinions, commentary and analysis on the topic of public welfare.

When her mother loses her job, a six-year-old girl wonders whether anything will ever be the same again.

Draws from the post-graduation employment experiences of 150,000 college graduates to present information about employment outcomes of sixty college majors, providing information about the jobs graduates actually obtain, typical salaries, and future trends.

Provides information about two thousand U.S. companies in varied engineering- and computer-related industries that are growing and hiring employees; listing the name, address, telephone and fax numbers, company type, and other facts about each included firm.

A collection of first-person narratives in which twenty-six women discuss their experiences as blue-collar workers in a variety of traditionally-male occupations, such as carpenter, truck driver, electrician, and welder.