Catalogers and Competition.
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1987
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| author | Howden, Norman |
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| contents | Catalogers and Competition. Howden, Norman Competition Employment Qualifications Feminism Graduates Job Skills Labor Supply Library Education Online Catalogs Promotion (Occupational) Questionnaires Surveys Technological Advancement Reports the results of a literature review and a survey of catalogers which were conducted to study the problem of the decline in quantity and quality of applications for entry-level cataloging jobs. Factors studied included: competition between types of library professionals, automation, library education, the women's movement, and library management. (Author/EM) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1987 |
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| spellingShingle | Catalogers and Competition. Howden, Norman Competition Employment Qualifications Feminism Graduates Job Skills Labor Supply Library Education Online Catalogs Promotion (Occupational) Questionnaires Surveys Technological Advancement Catalogers and Competition. Howden, Norman Competition Employment Qualifications Feminism Graduates Job Skills Labor Supply Library Education Online Catalogs Promotion (Occupational) Questionnaires Surveys Technological Advancement Reports the results of a literature review and a survey of catalogers which were conducted to study the problem of the decline in quantity and quality of applications for entry-level cataloging jobs. Factors studied included: competition between types of library professionals, automation, library education, the women's movement, and library management. (Author/EM) |
| title | Catalogers and Competition. |
| topic | Competition Employment Qualifications Feminism Graduates Job Skills Labor Supply Library Education Online Catalogs Promotion (Occupational) Questionnaires Surveys Technological Advancement |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ358343 |