Blog Posts Tagged "CAC Resource"
We're thrilled to announce the completion of our How-To video series made possible through a generous grant from the Laura Mercier Ovarian Cancer Fund!
Continue Reading »Stressing over the small stuff can be avoided. Read on to learn some helpful ways to combat inevitable workplace stress.
Continue Reading »Read about how other working people with cancer have navigated the cancer experience in our Collective Diary, and share your own story.
Continue Reading »We're thrilled to announce the premier of How to Maintain Focus at Work, the first of our How-To video series made possible through a generous grant from the Laura Mercier Ovarian Cancer Fund!
Continue Reading »79% of survey respondents feel that cancer recovery is aided by the routine nature of work.
Continue Reading »A new study finds that only 6% of companies plan to dismantle their employee health care plans in the next three to five years. Many employers, however, are looking to implement plan design changes that could affect patients and survivors.
Continue Reading »Are you between the ages of 21 and 40? Do you need a place to talk about the challenges of work and cancer? Would you like to connect with your peers?
Continue Reading »Cancer and Careers held our first in-service program at CancerCare last week, and it was a huge success!
Continue Reading »If your financial resources are stretched to the limit, our new Survival Guide to Cancer on a Shoestring offers information on how to control your medical costs; find financial assistance for medical care; get free legal advice; and more.
Continue Reading »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!)
Continue Reading »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.
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