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12/95/
ERIC TITLE NUMBER: ED133460 AUTHOR:
TITLE: Women in Non-Traditional Occupations--A
Bibliography.
YEAR PUBLISHED: 1976
NOTE: 194 p.
ABSTRACT: This bibliography was developed to disseminate
information about publications which focus on women's
employment in nontraditional fields. It is intended to
serve
such people as vocational education administrators,
education researchers, counselors, teachers, and students
considering occupational choices. The literature described
is available nationwide and includes magazine and journal
articles, books, dissertations, pamphlets, brochures, and
government documents. Entries cover three subject
categories: Women in Non-Traditional Occupations contains
general information about sex-role stereotyping, women in
the work force, and employment categories which are non
traditional; Women in Non-Traditional Skilled/Vocational
Occupations contains material on non-traditional
occupations
which do not require a baccalaureate degree; Women in Non
Traditional Professional Occupations includes those
occupations which require, at minimum, a baccalaureate
degree. Listed alphabetically by title, each entry includes
the author(s) or editor, source of publication, publisher
or
name of journal, date, number of pages, cost (where
applicable), and an annotation. Appended materials provide
names and addresses of sources for materials; resources for
additional information; and author/editor, title, and
subject/occupation indexes. (TA)
KEY DESCRIPTORS: Affirmative-Action; Career-Choice;
Employment-Patterns; Employment-Qualifications; Females-;
Labor-Force; Resource-Materials; Sex-Discrimination; Sex
Role; Sex-Stereotypes
KEY DESCRIPTORS: *Annotated-Bibliographies; *Career
Opportunities; *Employed-Women; *Employment-Opportunities;
*Professional-Occupations; *Skilled-Occupations
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number. If EJ follows ERIC TITLE NUMBER the item is a
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the code JOURNAL.
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