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Involve Others in Helping People Find Work Bishops and stake presidents may call employment specialists. Consistent with confidentiality standards, Church leaders involve stake and ward councils in solving employment needs. Priesthood quorum and group leaders may also organize committees to assist. Church leaders may ask the Relief Society, home teachers, and visiting teachers to help. Church leaders may ask others to serve as coaches to help individuals find or improve their jobs.

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