The pretenders; in Japan, losing a job is so shameful that some people will do anything to keep the world from finding out

Article Abstract:

Japan's economic collapse, which began in 1989, has brought about a larger-than-usual rate of unemployment. There are indications that many of the unemployed continue to pretend that they have a job in an effort to avoid the shamful admission.

Japan, Social policy

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Between jobs: the secrets of successful unemployment

Article Abstract:

Important steps to take after losing a job are to register with the local unemployment office, sign up to continue health insurance and update a resume. Emotional support from family and friends is essential.

Methods, Job hunting

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Finding Washington at home: at Mount Vernon, reflections of an elusive man

Article Abstract:

A visit to Mount Vernon in Virginia reveals a great deal about its owner, George Washington, and life in colonial times. A description of the house and its history is presented.

Historic sites, Washington, George (American president), Homes and haunts, Mount Vernon, Virginia

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