Bridges says workers of the future must flex and change with the needs of the job market

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Workers of the future will need to adapt to changes wrought by dejobbing of the workplace, according to William Bridges. Jobs in the conventional sense will be non-existent and workers will be paid for tasks accomplished. They will perform multiple functions and market their skills for specific project based jobs. Recruitment will be based on workers' desires, abilities, temperament and assets. In this work environment, job titles will become worthless. Workers currently are in a period of transition. For those holding on to a narrow job view, the process will be painful but necessary.

Analysis, Forecasts and trends, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Work environment, Workers, Occupations, Employee attitudes, Bridges, William

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CPC needs you

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An executive director of College Placement Council seeks the help and cooperation of the Regional Relations Task Force. CPC members accept that their council's improvement is only due to Task Force's intervention. And if there are any changes to be implemented, it can be only on the advice of the Task Force. The director also voices the changes the council is to incorporate for which he seeks Task Force guidance.

Achievements and awards, Records and correspondence, College Placement Council Inc., Forrest, Michael R.

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Meeting the career development needs of students with disabilities

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Career service practitioners can provide the career development needs of disabled students through four key ways. The first is providing disability-specific information in career planning workshops. The second is developing self-contained programs for handicapped students. The third is looking at the job search from the student's perspective. Last is providing role models for students.

Methods, Vocational guidance, Vocational guidance counselors, Disabled students

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