employment

Presents a comprehensive study of Franklin Roosevelt's Works Progress Administration, which put more than eight million Americans back to work after the Great Depression.

An informative guide to all key aspects of employability for graduating students, educators, managers, and qualified healthcare professionals.

Clifford, the big, lovable, red dog, gets a job.

This book provides readers with an overview of the importance of economic liberty and the ways in which employment and workers' rights reinforce equality by guaranteeing opportunity.

Presents a practical guide to writing resumes, icluding information on the essential ingredients of a resume with nearly 100 sample resumes and sample cover letters.

In answering the question, "Why do people work," introduces key economic concepts such as wants, needs, money, economy, goods, services, importing, exporting, etc. Provides a contrast between manufacturing and agricultural communities and the representative jobs in each. Explains that Detroit is a typical manufacturing community that exports manufactured products all over the world. Closes with an explanation of why communities need service workers and benefit from the activities of unpaid volunteers.

Provides information and advice on winning an entry-level job, discussing networking, interviewing, writing resumes and cover letters, compensating for weaknesses, and handling job search anxiety.