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The workplace should be a positive place. Rotarians possess the experience and knowledge to improve their own workplaces and to encourage others to do the same. Assisting job seekers, giving loans to small businesses with no access to capital, teaching employees to keep themselves healthy and literate, helping the elderly and disabled to find meaningful work ¡X all of these objectives fall under the rubric of Vocation at Work, and when they are accompanied by Rotary¡¦s high ethical standards, they can help keep workers in an upbeat, productive frame of mind.

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Reducing Unemployment

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High unemployment and underemployment waste human resources, exacerbate poverty, and sometimes lead to social disintegration. In developing countries, the problem stems from workers not being trained and from a scarcity of major employers, all of which is sometimes made worse by certain government policies that affect trade, employment, and education. In industrial countries, economic and political shocks affect jobless rates. On top of this, sweeping technological change, immigration, and imports have made conditions difficult for undereducated workers. Both the young and the old inevitably find themselves in situations where they do not have a job. Searching for new employment can be time-consuming and frustrating, but Rotarians, with the Rotary network and connections in the community, can help.

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- Help your community form its own economic-development council.

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¡X  The Rotary Club of Thane Kalwe, Maharashtra, India, runs an employment center that coordinates unemployed youth and prospective employers and provides training and assistance to enable young people to establish and operate their own businesses. The service is provided free of charge.

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¡X  The Young Job Seekers Club is a partnership between the Rotary Club of Vitr Á, France, and the country¡¦s national unemployment agency. Participants take turns visiting any and all willing busi- nesses, meeting with executives and personnel directors, and leaving mini-resume cards at each stop. Job seekers meet once a week to track their progress and receive direct assistance in the form of counseling and simulated interviews. The Rotary club provides financing for mini-resumes in the form of business cards that the young people use to attract the attention of local business people in restaurants and hotels.

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u  The Rotary Club of Bad Homburg- Kurpark, Germany, found a way to help some of the approximately 40,000 university graduates who are unable to find employment in their first year out of school. The Rotarians realized that the clubs in and around Frankfurt include a wealth of professionals who could counsel the job seekers. The club contacted the official employment agency in Frankfurt and received permission to serve as consultants. Club members became sponsors and assisted the graduates with job-seeking strategy, application documents, and job interviews.

 

 

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Small Businesses Development

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Small businesses may be receiving increased attention lately, but their contributions are anything but new. Small businesses generate job opportunities, innovations, and technological advances. In the United States alone, small businesses employ 53 percent of the private, non-farm workforce.

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Encouraging the development of small businesses makes good sense because of the employment opportunities created and the stimulation of local economies.

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Businesses starting out can often benefit from financial, material, or human resource assistance, and Rotarians have an important tool to help them offer assistance: revolving loan funds, also known as microcredit. A revolving loan fund program is set up in an impoverished community and provides small loans to entrepreneurs who have no credit history or access to commercial bank loans. Payments are returned to the fund, and that money becomes available for further loans in that community. The goal is to help the borrowers start or expand their businesses, and to help them gain financial independence. Because of the expertise and long-term commitment involved, Rotary clubs are advised to work with other organizations when administering a revolving loan fund.

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¡X  Hold workshops on such topics as using a computer to develop marketing brochures and organizing toward increased profits.

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¡X  Establish a small-business center offering no-cost counseling to entrepreneurs for the following: market research, market identification, business plans, acquiring a loan, budgeting, creating a spreadsheet, international trade, production and inventory control, cash flow analysis, general management for retail, service, and manufacturing.

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¡X  Rotary clubs in Australia participate in Operation Livewire, which encourages young people age 18 to 25 to establish their own businesses, ranging from the most basic money-making venture to the development of new technology. Each participant is assigned a mentor who provides guidance to the young business person during a three-month period. Cash prizes are awarded for the best ideas, and many of the participants have gone on to successfully establish themselves in the business world.

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¡X  In the Philippines, the Our Lady of Lourdes RVC Multipurpose Cooperative, Inc., established a revolving loan fund program to assist citizens in developing and sustaining micro-enterprises. The initial capital was generated by donations from members of the Rotary Club of Norzagaray, which sponsors the Our Lady of Lourdes Rotary Village Corps, and from a Corps program entitled ¡§Operation Tipid Impok,¡¨ through which children donated money from their school allowances.

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¡X  ¡§Project Mainstream¡¨ provided street children in Mumbai, India, with training and finance to start up small businesses as well as vocational training for those interested in driving or becoming security guards or domestics. Workshops taught teenagers sales techniques and tips on how to run profitable businesses, including tea vending, sandwich-making, shoe polishing and repairs, flower arranging, fish vending, and bookbinding. The project was financed through money received from a Rotary Foundation 3-H Grant, the Bombay Rotary clubs, the Rotary Club of Toronto, Canada, and some outside contributors.

 

 

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Assisting Employees

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The health and well-being of employees is central to their productivity. Providing them with information on issues that will impact their lives can make a difference for them personally as well as increase their commitment to the organization or company. Many employees have skills that they would like to develop, from basics such as literacy and Numeracy to more advanced computer or communications skills. Others have questions regarding health-related issues such as alcoholism, drug abuse, or HIV/AIDS. Rotarians can play a role in resolving these issues and helping their employees develop into more productive, content individuals.

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Professional development

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As many of the world¡¦s economies shift their emphases from goods-producing to service-producing industries, more jobs will be created in the areas of management, sales, and service, requiring higher education levels for more workers. Meanwhile, developing economies require workers to have at least basic literacy and numeracy skills to facilitate better communication of training and safety procedures in the workplace.

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Rotarians can promote professional development in their own workplaces or in the greater community by initiating training programs that can aid employees in improving in such areas as communications skills, computer skills, and other technical skills. Literacy programs can also be established in Rotarian businesses or can be initiated by schools and community organizations with the help of Rotarians.

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Drug and alcohol abuse

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Employees suffering from the affects of substance abuse don¡¦t leave their problems at home. Drug and alcohol abuse can have a devastating impact on the workplace, in terms of morale, job performance, and costs to the business. Business owners often think a drug-free workplace program doesn¡¦t apply to them because they don¡¦t detect any obvious problems. But an employee with a substance-abuse problem who deals with cash, numbers, and customers can keep such a problem hidden for years.

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Encouraging a drug-free workplace does not have to be expensive. Some small steps with little or no cost can save a business money while improving the health, morale, and well-being of employees. Keys to success for Rotarian businesses include developing a clear, consistent policy on alcohol and drugs and offering access to an employee assistance program.

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AIDS

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According to UNAIDS, 31 million people worldwide are infected with the deadly virus that causes AIDS; nearly two-thirds are in Africa, and the highest rate of growth is in Asia. In Zimbabwe, one out of four adults dies of AIDS. In Botswana, 43 percent of pregnant women are HIV positive. India has the largest number of HIV-infected people in the world: 4 million. But while there is no cure, there is hope, and it lies in workplace-based AIDS-prevention initiatives. A study in Zimbabwe factories that had stressed AIDS prevention found that the rate of new infections was cut by more than one-third, and at a cost of only US$6.00 per employee per year.

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¡X  Promote attendance at employee assistance programs that can identify and help workers with drug or alcohol problems.

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¡X  The Rotary Club of Mendhams, New Jersey, USA, created a literacy center in the county jail. A local firm donated three computers and a club member bought and installed special literacy software. Inmates perform learning exercises on the computers for 10 to 12 hours per week to improve their educational backgrounds and keep in touch with an outside world that will likely be different by the time they are released.

¡X  The Rotary Club of Delhi South Cosmopolitan, India, arranged an AIDS-awareness workshop for teachers at a public school. The workshop provided a medical history of AIDS, debunked myths related to the disease, and stressed the importance of honest discussions with students about the human body and sexuality.

¡X  The Rotary Club of Birmingham, Alabama, USA, solicited companies for copies of their drug-testing policies and developed a file for use by local businesses. Companies were allowed to examine the policies to find one that suited their size or type of business. Participants reported that accident rates at job sites had dropped drastically after implementing the new policy.

 

 

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Creating Vocational Opportunities for the Disabled

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An unfortunate, lingering prejudice against many people with disabilities prevents them from finding meaningful job opportunities. Some employers feel that persons with disabilities can not be as productive or need special treatment. As leading members of their communities¡¦ business sectors, Rotarians are in a position to eradicate those stereotypes and assist the disabled in their quest for the type of meaningful positions to which all workers deserve access.

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¡X  Produce promotional materials ¡X videotapes or brochures ¡X that demonstrate the benefits of hiring disabled workers.

¡X  Start a campaign to help employers to make their workplaces accessible to the disabled.

¡X  Provide transportation for disabled workers who have difficulty getting to their workplace.

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¡X  The Rotary Club of Caxias do Sul Cinquenten Àrio, Brazil, and a chapter of Parents and Friends of the Disabled teamed up with local businesses and unions to help the visually disabled gain a foothold in the labor market. The project assisted in the integration of the visually disabled into the community through employer education and job placement.

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¡X  The Rotary Club of Albany, New York, USA, sponsors an annual symposium for local employers called ¡§Employee Opportunities for Individuals with Disabilities.¡¨ The primary focus of the symposium, held each April, is to encourage more businesspeople to hire people with disabilities and to speak about the benefits. The meeting also provides participants with job contacts and raises Rotary¡¦s visibility in the community.

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¡X  The Rotarians of Santa Rosa, California, USA, have worked since 1984 to encourage businesses to hire people with disabilities. They present an annual symposium that helps business executives to look at the abilities, instead of the disabilities, in prospective employees. Along the way, more than 20 other Rotary clubs across the country picked up on the idea and began holding symposiums based on the Santa Rosa format.

 

 

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Working with Retirees

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Many employees feel that at retirement they are cut off from the rest of society. Some are not ready to retire and would rather continue developing their skills in the workforce. Rotarians can offer such training, as well as opportunities for social activities and service, to keep society¡¦s most experienced people on the job and enjoying their lives.

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¡X  Help match retired managers with struggling small businesses seeking guidance from those with more experience.

¡X  Sponsor a Probus club, which gives retired business people a place to meet regularly with other retirees who share similar interests.

¡X  Provide guidance on starting up a business to workers who were forced to retire early.

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5. The Rotary Club of Shawville, Quebec, Canada, organized a Community Service project involving an introductory computer course for local senior citizens. The project also encouraged intergenerational contacts because high school students joined in to help teach the seniors. By the end of the eight weeks, everyone in the class had used a computer to write letters, create a personal finance spreadsheet, and send and receive e-mail.

6. The Rotarians of S érumsand, Norway, organized a project to bring together retirees and local welfare organizations. The idea was to give retired individuals the opportunity to help other retirees. For example, a retired lawyer gave legal advice to elderly people, and a retired psychiatrist gave assistance to other senior citizens.

7. Members of Rotary and Probus clubs in District 9830 (Tasmania, Australia) participate in a program called Mentor Resources. The program has established a comprehensive list of successful business and professional people who are able and willing to act as mentors in small businesses that request their assistance.