C2 - Sunday, April 24, 1983 - North Shore News

FROM PAGE C1

Most cultures in North
Amenica have a strong work
ethic, Bagshaw says. People
set their worth by what they
do.

“What's the first queston
asked when meeting at a
party?” he says. “What do
you do for a living?”

Many women are
respoonding that they don't
do anything: they stay at
home. Bagshaw sees women
who have rejected’ the
stereotypical female roles,
suffering a double identity
loss. They are not satisfied
with staying at home, yet
find few careers open to
them.

Perhaps the saddest cases.
says Bagshaw, are the older
people he sees, who have
returned to college after
being laid off, or fired from
employment they have had
for ten or twenty years.

“These are shattered
people,” he says, “They're
having to say ‘No one wants
me.”

Bagshaw in his) coun-
selling, tmes to relate his
years of work with the
European educational
systems, to the present
situation. He = says. that
Canada is just beginning to
face what the Europeans
have expenenced for years

There, mass unem-
ployment has meant limited
post-secondary funding and

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opportunities, so com-
petition for entrance and
within university programs 1s
intense. Even then,
Bagshaw, says, there aren't
jobs for all the graduates.

European students are
looking to the Third World
for employment. Bagshaw is
advising Canadian students
to do the same.

Countries there are
leaping from agranan life
right into the technological

age. There is a need for
teachers, scientists,
engineers, medical people
and others. There, for at

least the next ten or twenly
years, there is a future

But Bagshaw insists that
finding other places to work
isn't the final answer People

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Counselling for future

have to change their per-
spective on what work 1s,
and realize that t have
value — apart fr their
wage earming potental.

“The time is coming soon
when people will have to re-
train every five years for a
different job, and one person
in ten will be working. The
meaningfulness of work 1s
disappearing, and educators
have to prepare for that
Right now, we're training
people — for an age that's
almost past them.”

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Dorothy French,
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