Here are four individuals telling you their stories of how they became unemployed. In a multi-paragraph essay, apply the theories of unemployment to explain the type of unemployment that each of these individuals is facing and explain which of these individuals qualifies for unemployment benefits:

Two months ago, Marcelle used to work full time in an automobile manufacturing firm. “The factory where I used to work has closed because our market contracted so much, and so I was laid off. This is happening to people all over the country-all you see in the papers is that economic growth has fallen and incomes across the country have fallen. I have been looking very hard for a new job, but have had no luck yet.”

Until last week, Dominic used to work full time as a hair-dresser in downtown Cincinnati. “I decided to quit my job, because I want to move to New York City.”

Until last month, Francine worked part time at a ski resort. “Well, it is summer now, and so the resort is closed. I will apply again in the winter when the snow is back. I am not interested in working until then.”

Two months ago, Beauvoir had been working full time as a secretary. “I was a good typist, but I don’t know how to use a computer. My boss wanted to upgrade the office to computers, and so I was replaced by someone who is computer-savvy. I have been looking for another job, but it appears that I need to learn some computer skills.”

Develop a response that includes examples and evidence to support your ideas, and which clearly communicates the required message to your audience. Organize your response in a clear and logical manner as appropriate for the genre of writing. Use well-structured sentences, audience-appropriate language, and correct conventions of standard American English.

Reflect on your experience writing essays this semester. Your first essay detailed some of your past experiences with reading and writing – in what ways have you

changed since then? What goals do you have for your next rhetoric course?

As you begin your drafting of the letter, consider structure of the letter itself. How will you organize the letter? One approach might be to begin with an overall

comment on your growth as a writer and then have a paragraph dedicated to each major essay. Another approach might have introduce three particularly rich examples of

revision choices and discuss each.

In your revision, look for cohesiveness in the letter. Can your readers get a sense of your overall development as a writer? Do you demonstrate that you are able to

reflect on the choices you made, providing specific examples to help readers see your process unfold?

And, as always, this essay should be clear, organized, interesting, and well-edited.

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