employment

Provides information on the various career paths available to criminal justice majors, and includes advice on self-assessment, resumes and cover letters, networking, interviewing, and advanced degrees.

Describes six career paths available to computer science majors, and includes advice on conducting a job search, discussing self-assessment, resumes and cover letters, career research, networking, interviewing, job offer considerations, and graduate school.

50th Anniversary Edition.

Explains how people with disabilities can find jobs and includes information on identifying strengths and weaknesses, exploring career options, locating job openings, discussing a disability with a potential employer, and other related topics.

Contains primary and secondary source documents that provide varying perspectives on the issue of whether or not a college degree is valuable.

"Caroline Fredrickson is a powerful advocate and D.C. insider who has witnessed the legislative compromises that leave out temps, farmworkers, employees of small businesses, immigrants, and other workers who fall outside an intentionally narrow definition of "employees." The women in this fast-growing part of the workforce are denied minimum wage, maternity leave, health care, the right to unionize, and protection from harassment and discrimination-all within the bounds of the law. If current trends continue, their fate will be the future of all American workers."--Provided by publisher.

Examines the lives of female migrant factory workers in China, focusing on the experiences of two young women and including the author's story of her family's migration within China and to the West.

Contains a collection of articles that present varying perspectives on issues related to the topic of migrant workers.

Examines the enemies of women's success both in the workplace and at home and reveals strategies to overcome them.