Dealing with Involuntary Job Loss. Northwest Dislocated Worker Projects Address More Than Retraining and Re-employment. Ideas for Action in Education and Work

Dealing with Involuntary Job Loss. Northwest Dislocated Worker Projects Address More Than Retraining and Re-employment. Ideas for Action in Education and Work [electronic resource]

This issue discusses the problems that frequently accompany involuntary job loss. The types of problems experienced by dislocated workers are discussed under these categories: emotional, family, financial, physical health, job skill obsolescence, and lack of basic academic skills. The report also pr...

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Corporate Author: Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory. Education and Work Program
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1985.
Subjects:
Adults.
Career Change.
Career Education.
Dislocated Workers.
Employment Services.
Job Layoff.
Job Search Methods.
Psychological Needs.
Psychological Services.
Retraining.
Skill Obsolescence.
Social Problems.
Social Services.
Unemployment.

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