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A scholarly journal publishing original research of particular interest to professional employment counselors. Articles address such topics as psychological stress, older women workers, and the role of paraprofessionals in the employment counseling field.
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Is affirmative action still necessary?(factors affecting employee promotion and compensation)(Report)
September 1, 2007... The influences of socio-race, racial identity development, gender, educational level, and age on promotion and compensation decisions by midlevel supervisors in industry were examined in this analogue study of 74 midlevel business and industry supervisors. The participants varied in...
Resilience and unemployment: exploring risk and protective influences for the outcome variables of depression and assertive job searching.
September 1, 2007... This study examined adult resilience in the context of the adversity of unemployment. Seventy-seven unemployed job seekers completed a self-report survey containing the Resilience Scale (G. M. Wagnild & H. M. Young, 1993), Centre for Epidemiologic Studies-Depressed Mood Scale (L. S. Radloff,...
Assessing complexity: integrating being and becoming.(Report)
September 1, 2007... Holistic perspectives in career development have focused attention on complexity as important for counselors using assessment techniques. Increased emphasis on subjectivity has resulted in greater focus on qualitative measures versus traditional psychometric tests. These developments reflect...
Current and future value of human capital: predictors of reemployment compensation following a job loss.(Report)
September 1, 2007... The authors examined the relationship between an individual's human capital profile--knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics--and compensation before and after a job loss. The results of this study show that the types of human capital that predicted pre-job-loss salary differ...
The high-tech industry and its workers.
June 1, 2007... The purpose of this article is to provide counselors, academic advisers, and career coaches with a basic understanding of the current state of the high-technology (high-tech) industry in the United States and the people who work in it. A profile of a high-tech worker is presented, several...