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IEEE-USA Professional Guideline Series
The
IEEE-USA Professional
Guideline Series is a collection of monographs on various
non-technical subjects relating to the career, professional and public-policy interests of the IEEE's U.S. members. IEEE members can download any
of the available titles free of charge. >>
Download now
Available
Titles
This
series is published in Portable Display Format (PDF).
The size of files is indicated as a guide to download
times.
 Guidelines
for Professional Employment: A Framework for Communication
These Guidelines can help employers and employees
understand clearly and fully the conditions in the workplace of
the current and coming years, and they can provide guidance toward
behavior that will be beneficial to the country and the
engineering profession. Regular discussion of these Guidelines
among employers, managers, human resources personnel and engineers
will provide a basis for enhancing their working relationships and
will lead to good communication and cooperation in the workplace. |
 How
to Communicate With Members of Congress
Because so few Members of Congress have science and engineering
backgrounds, engineers can provide critical insights on complex
technological issues to legislative decision makers on Capitol
Hill. This brochure covers who to communicate with, the various
mediums available, and offers some tips for more making
communications more effective. (May 2002) (284Kb PDF) |
 Ten Tax-Favored Ways to Save for
Retirement
helps
IEEE members prepare for a more financially secure retirement by
comparing seven employer-sponsored and three individual retirement
savings plans. Also covered are important new features of
workplace plans and IRAs established in the Economic Growth and
Tax Reconciliation Act of 2001.
(July
2001) (386Kb PDF) |
 Intellectual
Property and the Employee Engineer
will
familiarize IEEE members, employed in design, research or other
capacities that require creativity and technical competence, with
the intellectual property issues surrounding their work, and the
career implications for creative and inventive individuals. (August 2001) (174Kb
PDF) |
Last Update:
10 July 2009
Staff Contact: Pender M. McCarter,
p.mccarter@ieee.org
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