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The Effect of Occupational Experience on the Use of Relatives and Friends as Sources of Information on Occupational Choice

So FAR as the efficient operation of the labour market is concerned the thorough dissemination of information on the job market-the availability of employment opportunities-the nature of the work involved in particular occupations, and rates of pay, is essential. Failure to make this information available is likely to result in personal dissatisfaction due to lack of effective &dquo;fit&dquo; between the individual and the occupational role. This is likely to be followed by occupational shifts after the expenditure of considerable private and public funds on education and training. The Colleges of Advanced Education in Australia are playing a major role in supplying professional manpower and this role is likely to increase in the future. The social cost of such institutions is high and so is the social cost