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Helena:
The following is a beautiful quote:
"This body of knowledge about how to survive a job, and how to protect or
improve it, is common across all kinds of work. Symphony musicians can talk
to grocery clerks can talk to social workers can talk to prison guards can
talk to teachers about what they know about it. The emotions are all over
the map, depending on their job, but the knowledge is something they have
in common."
You have provided much food for thought on this subject!
eric
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