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The Challenges of Dual Career Households in a Global Economy

01 January 2008

The global economy, growing numbers of dual income households, and the increase of international assignments are producing pressure on American multinationals and the Federal Government to provide career transition assistance to spouses/partners worldwide. New support programs emphasizing entrepreneurial skills training and internet savvy show promise to boost employment opportunities abroad.
By Leila Heron in globalEDGE(tm) business review of the International Business Center at Michigan State University.

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The Challenges of Dual Career Households in a Global Economy

The global economy, growing numbers of dual income households, and the increase of international assignments are producing pressure on American multinationals and the Federal Government to provide career transition assistance to spouses/partners worldwide. New support programs emphasizing entrepreneurial skills training and internet savvy show promise to boost employment opportunities abroad.
By Leila Heron in globalEDGE(tm) business review of the International Business Center at Michigan State University.