Employment Books

Washington's New Poor Law: Welfare "Reform" And The Roads Not Taken, 1935 To The Present is a comprehensive study of the consequences of the "welfare reform" legislation of 1996, which repealed entitlement to welfare, yet was not especially successful in creating an entitlement to work. The new poor law still has major problems with perpetuating poverty. The history of this pivotal 1996 legislation is meticulously traced, as are its modern-day consequences, and a final chapter regards the nature of what real welfare reform should be. A powerful and fascinating work, Washington's New Poor Law is strongly highly recommended reading for anyone with an interest in or responsibility for combating poverty in America.

Susan Eisenberg honored our literature class at UMass/Boston with a poetry reading. This wonderful poet constructs vivid images which are rooted in her experience on the front lines of the Women's Movement. As a man, I didn't really expect to identify with her work. MEA CULPA. If you've ever had a dream of better life, a better place, a better YOU - then this is the author for you. My dad, a retired lineman and Eisenberg's union brother in the IBEW, can't get enough of her work. A true American classic.

This is a fantastic, much-needed book. Its common sense approach will help men, women and employers handle issues around harassment in a practical, meaningful way. The perfect antidote for the "politically correct" police. Especially important for professors and students in academia. Easy to read style makes it accessible for any reader.

This is a terrific book - learned some great techniques and tricks that I started using immediately and they worked exactly like the book said they would. loved that it was concise and to the point - not page after page of garbage.

Nurses and any involved in the medical profession can explore career alternatives within and beyond clinical nursing with Hafner's Where Do I Go From Here?, which considers alternatives particular to the clinical nurse. From forensic and camp nursing to traveling nursing and alternative health care practices, Where Do I Go From Here? is packed with intriguing alternatives.

Whether you're blissfully content in your 9-5, or pounding the pavement in search of your next cubicle, "Whip Your Career" is a humorous motivational guide that will leave you entertained, informed . . . and wanting more.

Salmansohn's 30-day plan will inspire your transformation from June Cleaver to Amanda Woodward . . . and you'll love every minute of it!

I used this training VHS to train my employees and successfully increased my sales and boasted company moral, great VHS! Award Winning.

Except for people who have been doing this for years or who have worked as General Counsel for the NLRB, anyone who practices before the NLRB absolutely must have this book. Labor law is a completely different universe, and your training as a student or lawyer has almost certainly done little to prepare you for this kind of work. The price may seem high (and it is), but it's worth every single penny.

This book gives you tips how to make your resume speaks for you

This manual is right on target. It is succinct, easy to understand and provides in-depth guidance concerning the WISHA inspection process and the employer's response if it is cited. This information is absolutely critical for safety and human resource professionals needing to adequately represent their employers during the inspection and at the informal conference with WISHA. Every worker needs the right tool for the job. This is the right tool when faced with a WISHA inspection.