Careers in FmHA.

Issued Mar. 1977.

Challenging careers in soil conservation.

Mode of access: Internet.

New careers for the disadvantaged in human service : [report of a social experiment /

Final report on Contract #82-08-43 for the U.S. Dept. of Labor, Manpower Administration, Office of Manpower Policy, Evaluation, and Research--MDTA.

Higher civil servants in American society; a study of the social orgins [sic] the careers and the power-position of higher Federal administration.

Revision of thesis--University of Chicago.

Microbes militant, a challenge to man; the story of modern preventive medicine and control of infectious diseases

Mode of access: Internet.

Exploring careers : the ASVAB workbook.

Mode of access: Internet.

Women, careers and information technology: An introduction

This special issue revisits the relationship between women, work and technology, focusing specifically on gender equity in information technology (IT) employment. Along with theoretical contestation over the broader relationship between gender and technology, arguments about the prospects for women in IT employment have ranged from optimistic to pessimistic extremes. On the one hand, optimists have envisaged a more gender-egalitarian workforce based on new occupations lacking traditional gender markers, and 'young' firms offering positive flexibilities and equal employment opportunity protections. On the other hand, pessimists anticipate that ongoing male dominance over tedmology and competitive pressures in the IT sector will ensure that the most prestigious and highly rewarded jobs remain concentrated in male hands, even as teclmologies and jobs are themselves transformed.