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Job retention and breast cancer: employee perspectives and implications for rehabilitation planning
P D Rumrill1, D L Nutter1, M Hennessey1
1Kent State University, Dept. of Educational Foundations and Special Services, 405P White hall, P.O. Box 5190, Kent, OH 44242-0001, USA.
Abstract:
The article presents four case studies of employed women who have had breast cancer. Specifically, the authors examine respondents' career maintenance concerns in the areas of (a) worksite accessibility, (b) performance of essential job functions, (c) job mastery, and (d) job satisfaction. Post-employment strategies are presented to assist rehabilitation professionals in meeting the on-the-job needs of women with breast cancer.
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