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·         Most of us know that the 2006 Massachusetts Health Reform Law requires individuals to have insurance: the so-called “individual mandate.”

o    How many know that there is an “affordability exemption,” and how does it work?

o    How many know what to do if they have no health insurance and/or they cannot afford their medical bills?

·         What are the other state-subsidized programs available for job seekers?

·         How do I access sources of lower-cost services such as those provided community health centers, the Tufts Dental School, and the New England Eye Institute?

David Pomeranz received his Master’s-level degree in health policy at Brandeis University. For over a decade, he was the Senior Policy Analyst of the Massachusetts Medical Society, owner of The New England Journal of Medicine.

Evening Networking:  “Understanding and Dealing with Procrastination”

Date:                Tuesday, October 27
Time:               5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Location:          The Career Place, Woburn
Registration:    Call the Library at 781-932-5518
Cost:                $15/lifetime Membership

http://www.careerplacejobs.com/network.htm

Learn what procrastination is and what it isn’t. During this workshop we will explore where, when and why so many of us continue to do this. How to manage it more effectively. What are some of the more novel approaches to overcoming it. Presenter Doug Horbel has provided outplacement, career management and life coaching support to individuals in a broad spectrum of professions and industries. He has guided clients from diverse backgrounds to take charge of their careers, strategize their direction and produce effective action. Doug holds a BBA from Manhattan College, NY, and is a CTI Certified Professional Coach.