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Job, Career Sites for Workers Over 50
The Arizona Central, 7/6/09
Abstract:
Changing jobs and changing careers has become increasingly commonplace, reflecting increased turnover in the workplace due to the recession and the aging of baby boomers.
But there are a myriad of online resources available for older workers who are considering new jobs because they've been downsized or because they're just ready for new careers.
Sign on to the Internet for various online resources for older workers, including:
- AARP offers a portal called Real Relief (www.aarp.org/realrelief) focusing on jobs and job training; a Work page (www.aarp.org/money/work) that links to "Job Tips for 50+ Workers"; and a job search engine (www.jobs.aarp.org) for older workers.
- Encore.org (www.encore.org) provides news, resources and connections for individuals and organizations establishing "encore careers" designed to combine social contribution, personal meaning and financial security. Many of the jobs posted are in education, health care and human services.
- RetiredBrains.com (www.retiredbrains.com) is a resource for older boomers, seniors, retirees and those about to retire who are looking to find jobs, volunteer opportunities, educational resources and retirement information...
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