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By JEAN SHARP
TORONTO ICPI —- Where do you start looking (or a job? Start by looking at yourself.
it you have never worked or have not worked for long time. ou may not know what you are qualified to do or even what you want to do. '
Choose your field first. then try to narrow it down. he nar- rowing should be done realistic- ally, on the basis of your inter- est. education. training and working experience. what an employer will consider.
Margaret C. Langford is man- ager of a booth at the Canadian National Exhibition. by the women's bureau of the Ontario department of labor. She is an expert in helping peo- ple to find jobs. a former co- ordinator of special services for the National Employment Serv- ices In Metropolitan Toronto.
At the booth women are be- ing invited to volunteer infor- mation about w he i h e r they work or want to. why and at what. They are also being of- fered job counselling.
Mrs. Langford says more than 1.200 women filled out the anonymous questionnaire during the first four days the booth was 0 eir answers will
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working. and from a Neiionall Employment Services o t t i c e. I Many NES offices have execu-. tive and professional division .I special services. youth counsel- lors and people trained to helpI someone who has been out I work.
if you do need training. the NES or a provincial department of education can probably tell you where to 't. HELP AVAILABLE
Mrs. Langiord says night and correspondence courses are inexpensive. and government financial I‘ielp often provided for people taking
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Many too old to work. Women's bur- eau statistics show nearly one.- third of the women now work- ing are over 45. and the 45 to 65-year age group has shown the largest increase in workers since 1950.
Once you have decided where you want to work. ma e up a written resume of your qualiti- cations to be sent to an inter- viewer.
When you see him. he will want to know what you can do for the company. rather than what you hope the company can do for you.
be analysed and put to use by the women's bureau.
AIM T00 HIGH _ “Women should be practical‘ about what they want to do."I Mrs. Langinrd says. "Some of. them soar a little high in theIrI ambition." I On the other hand, she saysI they sometimes tend to disre—' gard or downgrade their abili-. tics. Someone w'Io has no work-I in: experience should considerl the value of home skills. hobbies; or volunteer work. I Education is becoming In- creasineg important in the la-’ bor market. and you should con-; sider trainins or re-training.. too. “but a training related toi your skills. You can develop a, new skill with old ones as at basis." I Where can you get advice andr help? At private employmentl agencies. from friends who arel
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Pulp Companies Welcome Probe Of 7-Day Week
MONTREAL (CPI -—- Estab- lishment of a Quebec royal commission to investigate the acceptability of the seven-day week in pulp and newsprint mill operations has been welcomed by onto and paper companies operating in t'Ie province.
Premier .1an Lesaae an- nounced establishment of the royal commission a week ago. R. A. lrwin. president ot‘ Bathurst Power and Paper. said production would increase by? about is per cent a year as a minimum if the seven-day week went into effect.
The production increase could;
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The player who opens the bid- - and later becomes a de-
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many w re the opening bid is the principal guide to the win- ning line of play.
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start-ups every Monday were' carytng degrees. it bad actually} eliminated. it takes between 12 fallen one oer "II (In Quebec. and 18 hours to restart a miilItrom 1956 to ill” - after closing down on Sunday,‘ He said in the ‘ ME “Win 3dded~ iworld production was up 31 PHI
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minion Tar and Chemical. said earlier that while produc< tion in other parts of Canada. where the seven-day is stand-
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