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Alice McKenney on February 9, 2012
Registration is officially open for the 2012 Ask The Experts teleconference series. Not sure how to deal with the gap on your resume? What about if the way your employer treats you is legal? This is your change to ask a career coach and legal expert any questions you may have.
Read MoreEva LaManna on February 6, 2012
Do your patients ask for guidance on working through treatment? Do you wish you had better answers? If you've answered yes to both of these questions, then this event is just for you. At Cancer and Careers' FREE three-part series of teleconferences/webinars you will learn how to advise your patients and earn CEUs!
Read MoreAlice McKenney on February 2, 2012
Giuliana Rancic, E! News Host, announced that she was fighting breast cancer last fall. As we hear from so many other survivors, work has been a great distraction for her as she undergoes treatment.
Read MoreAndrew Jacob on January 27, 2012
Thanks to the generous support of Allure Magazine, everyone has a chance to snatch a Best of Beauty suitcase stuffed with beauty products. Please help spread the word of this opportunity to support a unique charity organization (us!) and load up on all of your beauty product needs (and more!).
Read MoreAlice McKenney on January 26, 2012
We are so privileged to work with a variety of incredible organizations in the cancer community. Come and check them out!
Read MoreAlice McKenney on January 23, 2012
Are you receiving SSI or SSDI payments? Do you want to obtain vocational rehabilitation, training, job referrals and other employment support services free of charge? Then the Ticket to Work program is... well... your ticket!
Read MoreEva LaManna on January 18, 2012
Some great tips from our Job Search teleconference in December, including resume advice, suggestions on how to find a job & more. (Plus: view the archived recording!)
Read MoreAndrew Jacob on January 12, 2012
In 2011, we celebrated our 10th anniversary and, with your support and partnership, we accomplished so much...
Read MoreEva LaManna on January 9, 2012
I’m Too Young for This! presents: The 5th Annual OMG! Cancer Summit for young adults in Las Vegas March 30th – April 1st!
Read MoreRebecca Nellis on January 4, 2012
Every year approximately 780,000 cancer survivors return to work. Every day, Cancer and Careers works to reach these brave and inspiring people...
Read MoreTrevel Balser on December 22, 2011
Cancer and Careers' vast array of resources are provided free of charge to all. Please consider a tax deductible year-end donation.
Read MoreMelissa DeLeo on December 19, 2011
This empowering, free online resource collects snapshots of the cancer experience by asking working people with cancer at all phases of their treatment and recovery to answer the same series of questions about their outlook, their work experience and advice they would give others. We invite you to read their stories and share your own.
Read MoreCancer and Careers Guest Blogger on December 15, 2011
Refocusing on your career after cancer is hard enough, but to add an extra challenge, you may be more likely to be looking for a job that will allow you the flexibility to accommodate your health needs. Maybe it’s a part-time schedule, a flexible schedule, or the option to work from home. Read on for three tips to set yourself up for success!
Read MoreTrevel Balser on December 12, 2011
There are three great ways to support CAC this season, including holiday shopping!
Read MoreAlice McKenney on December 1, 2011
Sometimes people put the darndest things on their resumes - check out these items to make sure you're not making these mistakes (or to have a laugh or two!)
Read MoreTrevel Balser on November 28, 2011
Allure Magazine's Holiday Beauty Box benefits CAC.
Read MoreAlice McKenney on November 21, 2011
Stringing together two or more part-time jobs is a hot trend among today's young adults -- but could this trend be adopted by cancer survivors?
Read MoreKate Sweeney on November 17, 2011
A recent study conducted by the Job Accommodation Network (JAN), a service of the U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP), shows that making an adjustment or changes to accommodate an employee’s medical condition usually has a positive impact on the workplace.
Read MoreKate Sweeney on November 14, 2011
On Saturday, the world lost a great leader in the cancer crusade, Evelyn Lauder. Working during and after her treatment, Mrs. Lauder was an inspiration to all of us at Cancer and Careers. We will miss her grace, passion and courage.
Read MoreTrevel Balser on November 7, 2011
Breast Cancer Awareness Month has just passed, but there is still a plethora of “pink” products in the marketplace. There has been some recent media coverage on the prevalence of pink ribbon scams. Do you know what to watch out for?
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