California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Work in the 90's: Jobs with a Future CBB-1397
A brief overview of various professional and non-professional jobs
which promise growth in the coming years. 1994.
Working a Job Fair: Preparing for It Getting the Most Out of It
CBB-1646
by Life Skills Education
Gives an explanation of a job fair, how to get prepared for a job fair,
meeting recruiters at the job fair, do's and don'ts and follow-up with
employers you have met. 1997.
Working Cotton BRB-11222
by Sherley Anne Williams
The bus arrives at the field in dark of morning, workers gather around
the fire, and "everyone speak in smoky whispers." Shelan's family's day
in the fields begins. Too small to carry her own sack, Shelan piles
cotton in the middle of the row for her mamma to collect. Caldecott
Honor Book, 1992. 1992.
Working from Home BRB-11075
by Sarah Edwards and Paul Edwards
In this revised edition, home-based business experts present hundreds
of ideas, suggestions and sources of further help and information to
assist in doing business from home. The innovative systems approach
to managing time, money and people is user-friendly, simple and
effective. 1987.
Working with Employment Agencies: Who They Work for, What They
Do CBB-1390
An introduction to employment agencies for the prospective job hunter.
1996.
A World the Color of Salt: A Smokey Brandon Mystery
BRB-11174
by Noreen Ayres
Smokey Brandon, a tough-talking ex-stripper, is a forensic specialist
for Orange County. She develops a personal interest in the murder of
the friendly young man who sold her morning doughnuts. Two likely
suspects are turned loose after questioning, but one of them takes up
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