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Occupational mobility

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When apples ain't enough

Jean M. Miller

1980

The Negro professional class

G. Franklin Edwards

1959

Successful Midlife Career Change

Paula I. Robbins

1978

Opportunity and change

David L. Featherman

1978

Take this job and leave it

Bill Radin

1993

Beyond graduation

John Harland

1986

An analysis of the determinants of occupational upgrading

Duane E. Leigh

1978

The American occupational structure

Peter Michael Blau

1978

The state of Illinois Upward Mobility Program

Upward Mobility Program

1993

Tribal occupational mobility

Dhirendra Narayan Majumdar

1984

Occupations and society

Paul D. Montagna

1977

Work, mobility, and participation

Robert E. Cole

1979

Occupational mobility in American business and industry, 1928-1952

Warner, W. Lloyd

1955

Divergent paths

Mark Stephen Handcock, Martina Morris, Annette D. Bernhardt et al.

2001

Pension incentives and job mobility

Alan L. Gustman

1995

Doctorate mobility

Norman Kaufman

1980

Knowledge nomads

Todd Lowell Pittinsky

2001

Academia in Transition

Carl V. Patton

1979

Toward an understanding of career transitions

Meryl Reis Louis

1979

The Filipino manufacturing entrepreneur

John J. Carroll

1965

Career Paths of Nursing Professionals

Robert D. Hiscott

1998

Career GPS

Ella L. J. Edmondson Bell

2010

Alternative careers for teachers

Sandy Pollack

1979

Job creation and destruction

Steven J. Davis

1996

Social change in an industrial town

Michael P. Weber

1976

Industrial Mobility and Public Policy (Contributions to Economics)

Ulrich Landwehr

1996

The Tomorrow Tapestry

Laurent Joseph Estey

2003

Health workforce governance

Stephanie D. Short

2012

A guide for midlife career moves

Alberta. Alberta Human Resources and Employment

2003

Plan B

Elwood N. Chapman

1988

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