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Monday, October 12, 2009
How to Find Employment - 7 secrets to success http://bit.ly/2aG8nm
Key factors as reported by practicing managers and human resource professionals. 2 minute 
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Fast way to contact the Employment Development Department
This 2 min video goes through the steps to cheat the system and get a live service person on the phone.
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Eight ways to help your children adjust to your loss of a job. http://bit.ly/1NIWbd
Unemployment is hard on children as well as adults. Unfortunately the needs of the young are often ignored by parents who are under the pressure of meeting the material needs of the family. The terms "employment" and "money" have little or no meaning to young children. In fact, children seldom think about where the parents go when they are working. When a layoff does happen, the child is confused by the changes in family routine. They may even feel that they have done something wrong to bring about all the upset. Fortunately, there are a few simple guidelines that will help the children cope with family pressures during the period of unemployment. http://bit.ly/1NIWbd
Monday, October 5, 2009
Unemployed Parents - Eight ways to help your children adjust. 2 min video http://bit.ly/mHigw
Loss of employment is difficult for all members of the family, both young and old. The eight guides in this 2 min. movie have proven effective in reducing tensions and developing a cooperative relationships with children when unemployment is involved.
http://bit.ly/mHigw
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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
How to Live Well with Prostate Cancer – A Workbook
“It has been eight years since my diagnosis and Bob, my hospice patient, has lived with prostate cancer for fourteen years. Even now, Bob’s main problems come from ulcers, a bad heart, and skin cancer rather than prostate cancer.”
“Although his PSA is over 400, Bob has a great sense of humor, is informed on current events, and is a pleasure to be with. He is in charge of his life and refuses to take a back seat to the cancer even at this late stage in his life. That is what this workbook is all about, taking responsibility no matter how aggressive or advanced your particular cancer.” http://bit.ly/122ZpG
I am responsible for choosing the course of treatment for my prostate cancer and who will provide that treatment.
“Professionals can advise me, but I must be well enough informed to evaluate their suggestions and make the final decision. I am always free to seek a second opinion or even opt for no treatment.” My responsibility is total. Balls to the Wall http://bit.ly/122ZpG
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Job Expo 2009 Shasta County, CA
The following one minute video will provide a feeling for the effectiveness of attending a job exposition in times of a recession. http://bit.ly/3XutP6
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