In 2010 Jordan was let go after his only season with the 76ers, and this season's lockout made it difficult to re-enter the league as an assistant.
It is not just a practical matter – that it can be difficult to re-enter the profession after a break to raise children, for example – but also more insidious and intangible.
Furthermore, medical specialists who resign, for example when they have young children, will lose skills, making it more difficult to re-enter the labour market.
And although three years later I made a difficult decision to re-enter the monetary world – to establish projects that would enable others to loosen the grip that money has on their lives – I took from it many lessons that have changed my life forever.
That is making it doubly difficult for builders to re-enter the market, said George LaCava, the president of Trilacon Development Corporation in Cromwell, and the president of the Homebuilders Association of Connecticut.
Over time, younger prisoners become socialized to prison life, making it more difficult for them to re-enter society.
But what is too often unseen is how difficult it is to re-enter society after years or decades of confinement especially if you are innocent.
"I would also caution against changing the unemployment insurance system in ways that could harm vulnerable workers, or make it more difficult for people to re-enter the workforce," Blaire wrote.
As I watched her realize how difficult it would be to re-enter the workforce, I realized how important it is for women to be able to support themselves financially, regardless of circumstance.
The consequences that result from such citations, arrests or convictions are that it becomes increasingly more difficult for the homeless to re-enter the work force or access housing.
At any given time, she says, "two-thirds of all women who quit their career to raise children" are "seeking to re-enter professional life and finding it exceedingly difficult.
