Documentation Requirements for Career Recovery

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Professional Achievement Documentation

Career Portfolio Development: - Work samples: Representative examples of professional work and achievements - Performance evaluations: Positive reviews and feedback from supervisors and clients - Awards and recognition: Documentation of professional honors and achievements - Training certificates: Evidence of continuing education and professional development - Client testimonials: Positive feedback from clients, customers, and business partners Professional Reference Management: - Reference list: Comprehensive list of professional contacts willing to provide positive references - Reference preparation: Briefing of references on your career goals and preferred messaging - Reference diversity: Mix of supervisors, colleagues, clients, and professional contacts - Reference coordination: Regular communication to maintain relationships and update information - Backup references: Additional references in case primary contacts become unavailable

Legal and Financial Documentation

Employment Rights Documentation: - Settlement agreements: Understanding of any employment restrictions or obligations - Non-compete agreements: Analysis of any restrictions on future employment - Reference agreements: Documentation of what former employers can and will say - COBRA documentation: Health insurance continuation options and requirements - Unemployment benefits: Eligibility and application for unemployment compensation Financial Planning Documentation: - Budget analysis: Assessment of financial needs during career transition - Emergency fund: Savings available for extended job search period - Professional development budget: Resources available for training, education, and networking - Healthcare coverage: Insurance options during employment transition - Retirement planning: Impact of career transition on long-term financial goals

Health and Wellness Documentation

Medical and Mental Health Records: - Treatment documentation: Records of harassment-related medical and psychological treatment - Work capacity assessment: Medical evaluation of ability to return to work - Accommodation needs: Documentation of any ongoing medical or psychological needs - Therapy progress: Evidence of recovery and professional readiness - Medication management: Ongoing treatment that might affect work performance Wellness and Support Systems: - Support network: Family, friends, and professional support available during transition - Therapy and counseling: Ongoing mental health support for career transition challenges - Professional coaching: Career coaching and professional development resources - Peer support: Connections with other harassment survivors and career transition success stories - Self-care planning: Strategies for maintaining physical and mental health during job search

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