| Business and Managerial Occupations.
Managing a business is a demanding job, but it can have many rewards. Learn more about the many exciting and challenging opportunities in business and management with this guide.
54 pp. (1998.
DOL) 102F. $4.50. |
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| Changing Your Job.
Lists important questions to consider about your career plans, financial position, pension, industry outlook, skills and interests before you make a move.
12 pp. (1998.
DOL) 517F. Free. |
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| College Graduates: Degrees, Earnings and Outlook.
Graduating from college can be a time of great uncertainty. What will the job market be like? How much will you earn? Learn about what will be waiting for you with this informative booklet.
52 pp. (1998.
DOL) 137F. $4.25. |
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| Compliance Guide to the Family & Medical Leave Act.
Learn who is eligible and what is required of employees and employers for extended leave-without-pay under special circumstances.
23 pp. (1996.
DOL) 313E. 50¢. |
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| Computer and Mathematics-Related Occupations.
When you hear Java, do you think computers before coffee? If you see the world through a computer monitor or mathematical equations, this booklet can help you find the right career in the computer and math fields.
21 pp. (1998.
DOL) 103F. $2.25. |
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| Handy Reference Guide to the Fair Labor Standards Act.
Explains the federal laws on minimum wage, overtime pay, child labor, and more.
18 pp. (1996.
DOL) 317F. 50¢. |
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| Health Benefits Under COBRA (Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act).
How to keep or buy coverage for yourself and family after a job loss, reduced work hours, divorce, or death.
24 pp. (1994.
DOL) 318F. 50¢. |
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| Help Wanted - Finding A Job.
Describes both private companies and government agencies that offer help in finding a job. Lists precautions to take when contacting an employment service firm.
8 pp. (1996.
FTC) 319F. 50¢. |
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| Here Today, Jobs of Tomorrow: Opportunities in Information Technology.
This booklet can help you learn about the high demand for information technology workers and if this field is right for you.
16 pp. (1998.
DOL) 138F. $1.75. |
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| High Earning Workers Who Don't Have a Bachelor's Degree.
Lists more than 100 occupations requiring less than a college degree.
8 pp. (1995.
DOL) 104F. $1.00. |
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| How to File a Claim for Your Benefits.
What to do if your claim or appeal for health, disability, or severance benefits is denied.
2 pp. (1991.
DOL) 320F. 50¢. |
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| Job Outlook in Brief, 1996-2006.
Which occupations' futures are sunny? Which are stormy? This booklet looks ahead to 2006 and forecasts prospects for nearly 250 jobs.
40 pp. (1998.
DOL) 105F. $3.25. |
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| Matching Yourself With the World of Work.
Don't fall into a job that might not be a perfect fit for you. A job you love can lead to a long and rewarding career. Find out what to look for in your ideal job with this guide.
20 pp. (1998.
DOL) 139F. $2.00. |
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| Occupational Outlook Quarterly.
Reviews new occupations, salaries, job trends, and much more. 1 year subscription, 4 issues.
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DOL) 250F. $8.00. |
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| OSHA: Employee Workplace Rights.
What to do if you question the safety of, or hazards in your workplace. Lists addresses and phone numbers for more information.
28 pp. (1997.
DOL) 518F. Free. |
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| Resumes, Application Forms, Cover Letters and Interviews.
Tips on tailoring your resume for specific jobs and sample interview questions.
8 pp. (1987.
DOL) 106F. $1.25. |
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| Sales Occupations.
If you're interested in going into sales, this guide will help. It offers information on different types of sales positions and gives details on each specific position.
21 pp. (1998.
DOL) 107F. $2.25. |
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| Tips for Finding the Right Job.
Learn how to assess your skills and interests, prepare a resume, write cover letters, and interview for a job.
28 pp. (1996.
DOL) 108F. $1.75. |
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| Tomorrow's Jobs.
Discusses changes and trends in the economy, labor force, occupational growth, education and training requirements, and much more.
18 pp. (1998.
DOL) 109F. $2.25. |
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| What You Should Know About Your Pension Rights.
Everyone wants a secure future. Here is some information about the rights, benefits and protections you have under your pension plan.
48 pp. (1995.
DOL) 321F. 50¢. |
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| Your Guaranteed Pension.
Answers 19 frequently asked questions about the security of private pension plans, including benefits and plan termination.
11 pp. (1998.
PBGC) 519F. Free. |
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