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Getting Involved By:

Why causes some people not to work? Bad reasons: Lazy Excuses Legitimate Reasons Higher minimum wage rates University of Georgia Study (2008) Clip Art Sabia, Joseph J. "Effect On Minimum Wage." Employment Policies Institute: UG. 2008. Web. 31 Mar. 2012. <http://epionline.org/study_detail.cfm?sid=98>.

Effects of having a Job Can teach valuable lessons Example: Earned vs. Unearned http://www.autotraderuae.com/auto/carnews/large/532-1.jpg

Solutions 1. Find out if your state has a training wage law? 2. Show interest in the position you applied for 3. Network yourself 4. Schedule Flexibility

Why Volunteer? Some volunteer because An event in their life opens their mind They have to Some don’t volunteer because Lack of motivation No personal gain Don’t have time "Getting Involved." Involved in Volunteering Boosts Confidence, Improves Grades. May 2011. Web. 21 Mar. 2012. <http://www.about-underachieving-teens.com/AUT/teen-volunteering-improves-confidence-grades.htm>.  

Effects of Volunteering Said to: Increase self-esteem and resilience Makes you less likely to use drugs and alcohol Build leadership, patience, and drive for success Give a person a new life perspective Build a good resume for future "Getting Involved." Involved in Volunteering Boosts Confidence, Improves Grades. May 2011. Web. 21 Mar. 2012. <http://www.about-underachieving-teens.com/AUT/teen-volunteering-improves-confidence-grades.htm>.  

Solutions Find some thing that interests you and a friend or family member Don’t dwell on how much you can`t do but how you can do Make it fun http://palmsla.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/volunteer.jpg

Volunteer Now! http://www.volunteerguide.org/