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P.Robertson@napier.ac.uk

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Career development for an ailing services superpower

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Robertson, P. (2024)

Career development for an ailing services superpower. [Blog]

This article summarises recent assessments of the UK economy, and suggests how career development services can make a contribution to economic recovery.

Karriererettleiing og livskvalitet

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Robertson, P. (2024)

Karriererettleiing og livskvalitet. [Podcast]

This podcast contains an interview in which Prof Pete Robertson discusses the links between mental health, work and learning. It explores the role for career guidance practit...

Debt should not be ignored

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Robertson, P. (2021)

Debt should not be ignored. [Blog]

This short article highlights the neglect of debt in the career development literature, and its importance as a factor shaping career decisions and career pathways.

Public policy for career guidance: Imagining a more ambitious agenda

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Robertson, P. (2020)

Public policy for career guidance: Imagining a more ambitious agenda. [Blog]

This short article argues that career development services are relevant to a wider range of public policy objectives than have previously been considered.

To tackle our mental health crisis, career guidance could be surprisingly important

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Robertson, P. (2019)

To tackle our mental health crisis, career guidance could be surprisingly important. [Online magazine]

This short article argues that career guidance services can help to promote mental well-being, and represent a potential public health intervention.

Not lovin’ it: How insecure work creates insecure lifestyles for the poorest in society

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Robertson, P. (2017)

Not lovin’ it: How insecure work creates insecure lifestyles for the poorest in society. [Online magazine]

This short article argues that teaching young people to be flexible workers is only good up to a point. They also need to learn to recognise and avoid exploitation in the wor...

Career Guidance, Health and Well-being

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Robertson, P. (2017)

Career Guidance, Health and Well-being. Career Matters, 5(1), 36-37

This is a brief article for practitioners in the Career Development Institute's magazine: Career Matters. It explores the links between work, health and well-being, and cons...

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Identifying and Strengthening Career Capabilities in Unemployed Youth

This project proposes to explore the impact of career guidance interventions on the well-being of workless adults. The research designs will use a combination of qualitative data generated by semi-st...

Funder: Richard Bemjamin Trust | Value: £8,574

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The impact of career guidance on well-being outcomes

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