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Jobseeking Methods Used by American Workers
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Rosenfeld, Carl – Monthly Labor Review, 1975
Descriptors: Employment Statistics, Job Applicants, Job Application, Job Search Methods
Winning the Job Search
Schiller, Bradley R. – Manpower, 1975
A study of job search behavior among former participants in the Work Incentive (WIN) Program sought to determine how former clients go about looking for jobs and which methods yield the greatest success; a basic concern was the effectiveness of public agencies as compared with other means of finding work. (Author)
Descriptors: Community Organizations, Comparative Analysis, Employment, Employment Programs
Navajo Labor Force Survey, 1977: A Preliminary Analysis.
Albrecht, Stan L.; And Others – 1983
The 1977 Navajo Labor Force Survey, an attempt to estimate size and characteristics of the Navajo labor force, uses data from 1,900 unemployed and 1,481 employed adult Navajos on the Navajo Nation, and 438 unemployed and 314 employed Navajos in adjacent towns. Employment opportunities on and near the reservation are severely limited because of…
Descriptors: American Indians, Education Work Relationship, Employment Opportunities, Employment Patterns
Recruitment, Job Search, and the United States Employment Service. Volume I: Findings and Conclusions.
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Camil Associates, Inc., Philadelphia, PA. – 1975
United States Employment Service (ES) characteristics related to recruitment and job search activities in 20 middle-sized American cities from July through December 1974 are described in this report based on interviews with approximately 600 employers and 2,000 job seekers. Part 1 covers employer recruitment and job search, focusing on the role of…
Descriptors: Economic Research, Employee Attitudes, Employer Attitudes, Employers