The Successful Paralegal Job Search Guide or Can We Say No The Challenge of Rationing Health Care

The Successful Paralegal Job Search Guide

Author: Chere B Estrin

An absolute must for anyone interested in Paralegal employment, this book covers it all. The reader will gain knowledge of the profession and marketplace, as well as providing the "how to's" on resume writing, Internet searches, interviews, evaluating and negotiating job offers, follow-up letters, and managing the first 100 days of the new job.
As a unique feature, the book provides email service for resume checking and evaluation with fast turn-around, in addition to presenting many samples and tips on resume and letter writing. With these, and the interesting case studies that include readers in the lives of real paralegals in their daily work activities, this guide will assist many in their goals for achieving success in their paralegal job search.

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Covers everything the potential paralegal needs to know, from the profession to the marketplace, and explains how to write a resume, search the Internet for job opportunities, make an impression in interviews, evaluate and negotiate job offers, and manage the first 100 days of the new job. Includes many examples of resumes and cover letters, and profiles of real paralegals and their daily work activities. Estrin is CEO of a professional staffing organization. Hunt has been a litigation paralegal since 1985. She is the litigation columnist for . Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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Can We Say No? The Challenge of Rationing Health Care

Author: Henry J Aaron

Over the past four decades, the share of income devoted to health care in the United States has nearly tripled. If current policy remains unchanged, this worrisome trend is likely to continue. Should Americans decide to rein in the growth of health care spending, on the other hand, they will be forced to consider whether to ration care for the well insured-a prospect that is odious and unthinkable to many.

In CAN WE SAY NO?, Henry Aaron and William B. Schwartz argue that sensible health care rationing not only can save money, but that it can improve general welfare and public health, as well. The book reviews Great Britain's experience with health care rationing. The choices the British have made point up the nature of the options Americans will face if they wish to prevent public health care budgets from driving taxes even higher and private health care spending from crowding out increases in other forms of worker compensation and consumption.

Aaron and Schwartz, along with Melissa Cox, explain why serious consideration of health care rationing is advisable, even inescapable. CAN WE SAY NO? provides the information policymakers and concerned citizens need to think clearly about these difficult issues, engage in an informed debate, and formulate responsible, sustainable health care policies.

What People Are Saying

Alan Garber
"The authors are impartial, astute, and wise. For anyone interested in drawing lessons about health care reform from the experience of other advanced nations, there is no better place to start than this brief and timely volume."
—M.D., Professor, Stanford University

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Foreword