What do you want to be? Lower-Income Women Face the Job Market

Jan 1, 2002

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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. More reports like this one are available on WE's website under Media Center > Publications > Expanding Career Options.

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Women Employed Institute

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Lloyd A. Fry Foundation

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English

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Title: What do you want to be? Lower-Income Women Face the Job Market
Publication date 2002-01-01
Publication Year 2002
Copyright holder(s) Women Employed Institute
Keywords lower income , job , career development , building career , women employed
Document type Text
Language English
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