This publication reports our research findings on the factors in women's lives that influence their career decision-making and planning, with recommendations on how service providers and policy-makers can work to promote career development for lower-income women.
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What do you want to be? Lower-Income Women Face the Job Market
Contributing Organization(s): Women Employed
Author(s)/Creator(s): Women Employed Institute
Publishing Date: 2002-01-01
Issue Areas: Employment and Labor; Women
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