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  • 1.  Retroactive Labor Market research/ Job Bank

    Posted 11-29-2022 20:48
    I have been asked to provide a listing of a couple dozen jobs dating back to 2020.   It seems that a company that specializes in doing this retroactive work was earlier noted as part of this listserv.  
    This pertains to jobs as an LPN (hospital, case management, agency, private duty, etc.), with date open, employer name, and job description, along with general or specific job location.  Geographic location:   Southern NJ and the Philadelphia, PA region. 
    Thanks in advance for all replies.

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    Bob Paré, MS, CRC, LRC, CDMS, FVE, ABVE/D
    rpare@consultativerehab.com
    Mt. Laurel, NJ. Tel: 609-531-2529
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  • 2.  RE: Retroactive Labor Market research/ Job Bank

    Posted 11-30-2022 09:00

    Dear  Bob:

     

    Contact Dr. Malcolm Cohen. He has a program that is very helpful with this information.

     

    mc@employmentresearch.com  • Work

    malcolmcohen@gmail.com  

    734-477-9040  • Work

     

    I hope that you are doing well. 

     

    Best regards,

     

     

     

    Michelle McBroom Weiss, MA, CRC, CCM, NCC, MSCC, ABVE/D, IPEC

    5543 Edmondson Pike, Suite 128

    Nashville, TN 37211

    mcbroomweiss@mcbroomweiss.com

    (P) 615-834-0186

    (F) 615-831-5274

    (C) 615-308-6395

     

     




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  • 3.  RE: Retroactive Labor Market research/ Job Bank

    Posted 11-30-2022 10:56
    I'm not sure if this will be helpful because I've never used this for employment searches, but there are ways to view old websites even after they have been updated.  The Wayback Machine (https://web.archive.org/) is the most popular one that I know.  The limitation is that when a website is archived it's only saved as a snapshot, so the search functions do not really work to search by job or location.  If I understand it correctly, they capture the website but not the backend database, which is why the searches don't work.  But, in some circumstances you can see the postings and titles of jobs in specific locations.  Google allows you to set custom date ranges for your search too, which can bring up advertisement results of some jobs. 


    Aaron Mertes PhD, PCLC, CRC
    Assistant Professor - Montana State University
    Editor in Chief - Journal of Life Care Planning






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