Narratives of ideal and second-option jobs among young adults with high functioning autismCitizen-workerhigh functioning autismmeaningful workvocational supportwork-lifeThe meaning of work is different for people in different social groups, and research exploring perceptions of meaningful work among adults ...
We hope you are staying cool and finding some time for rest as you enjoy this season with your loved ones. One thing summer brings about (other than barbecues and baseball games) is teens working their summer jobs. Whether they’re nannying, mowing lawns, spinning pies at the local pizza ...
46 A controlled pilot study of CHW home visits and group sessions led by a social worker showed a small improvement in quality of life but not in other clinical outcomes.47 A small randomized trial of home-based asthma education delivered by a nurse found that it affected neither symptoms ...
This finding suggests that having flexible, secure jobs may encourage employees to prioritize their well-being and take sick leave and medical leave, rather than feeling pressured to work even when feeling ill. With flexible schedules, employees have greater flexibility in seeking health care,25 ...
Most of the 45,X women were unemployed or employed in low-paying, unskilled jobs, but two held professional positions of nurse and social worker. The mosaic and sibling groups were distributed in the upper three employment categories from semiskilled to professional. Marriage and children The ...
The job of referrer is unlike other social assistance jobs in at least two ways. First, professionals who came up through classic social work sectors hold the position in low esteem. This leads to a feeling of down-classing connected to the unworthiness of the public referrers receive, compou...
Some older homeless individuals may not have graduated high school, which even some entry-level jobs require. On the other hand, some individuals may have degrees, diplomas, or extensive certification yet still experience difficulty finding employment due to other barriers and circumstantial factors. ...
Trouble with job performance or your career, including losing jobs or quitting them a lot Not doing as well in school or at work as you could Trouble with normal tasks such as chores, paying your bills, or staying organized Trouble with your relationships because you don't get things done ...
Being impulsive Other signs you may have ADHD in adulthood include: Trouble with job performance or your career, including losing jobs or quitting them a lot Not doing as well in school or at work as you could Trouble with normal tasks such as chores, paying your bills, or staying organized...
Deaf people were also found to experience higher unemployment rates, lower wages, and a greater tendency to be employed in manual or industrial jobs. More research is needed to understand the causes of these differences, although the lower academic attainment seems to be a contributing factor. ...