Graduating into unemployment
By: Sarah Tea-Rex, editor
Publisher: the editor
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Yorkshire and Sussex, England
Language: eng
Number of pages: 39
Subjects: Unemployment; Young adults
Description: Fourteen recent college graduates, mostly middle class, share their experiences in the declining job market in Europe. They write about applying for unemployment benefits, unpaid work and volunteering, and lack of experience and opportunities. The zine contains color pages, art, photographs, poems, comics and contributor bios.
Notes: Cover title.

Downloaded from the internet  for free in 2012.
Table of contents: title: Introduction  -- Sarah Tea-Rex; title: JR509169B  -- J-Mo; title: Engarde  -- Ryan Humphrey; title: Spindle  -- Krystle; title: Tokyo distorted  -- Monika Mogi; title: Employment circumstances  -- Shauna Askew; title: Work hard for your CV - be a volunteer  -- Rosy Dorfman; title: Untitled  -- Mina and Chris Bird; title: I don't know  -- Nuie; title: Sisters are doing it for themselves, tigress, the bear knuckle boxing manatee. 1889  -- Ryan Humphrey; title: Post-graduation comic  -- Peter Willis; title: A new perspective  -- Anonymous; title: Untitled  -- Mina and Chris Bird; title: The product of a middle class upbringing  -- Florence Grindall; title: Super glue  -- Monika Mogi; title: Introduction - the spell of the quotidian  -- Sin Futuro (translated by Rod Allison); title: Biographies ; title: Cover and back pages -- Mina and Chris Bird