Quintessential Careers: Positive Attitude is Key When Fighting Prejudice Against Older Workers
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"Age discrimination is real. We know it anecdotally from readers we've heard from who've been blatantly discriminated against because they're older. We know it from legal cases, such as a complaint brought by AARP, the advocacy group for older Americans, against an executive-search firm that screened out candidates over 45 at the request of some clients. And we know it from statistics..." 071124
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Quintessential Careers: Job and Career Resources for Mature and Older Job-Seekers -- Including the Baby Boomers "...free career and job sites geared especially for mature and older job-seekers -- including the Baby Boomers..." 071021
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About.com: Age Discrimination How Old is Too Old? "Believe it, or not, job seekers are reporting age discrimination beginning as early as the mid-thirties. By the time you reach your forties, you can be considered washed up in some industries. There are strategies you can use to help mitigate discrimination issues. There are also laws that prohibit employment discrimination because of age..." 071018
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CareerJournal.com: Responding to Concerns That You're 'Overqualified' ""You're overqualified." It's a common refrain experienced executives hear when they're in the job market..." 070930
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chicagptribune.com: Working beyond 65 becomes growing trend "Americans, coming to grips with deficient retirement savings, often say they will solve the problem by working past age 65. And a recent study suggests that a growing number are carrying through on that plan. 070927
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CareerJournal.com: What Older Job Hunters Need To Stage a Career Comeback "With unemployment at a low 4.6% and demand for labor robust in a persistently expanding economy, more and more Americans will be entering the job market in the months ahead..."
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Administration on Aging: SENIOR COMMUNITY SERVICE EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM "The Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) was established under Title V of the Older Americans Act [to] provide part-time employment and training opportunities for low-income adults age 55 and older..."
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ACAS: Focusing on older workers "Age discrimination is not confined to any one age group. It can affect people of all ages and at every stage of their working life. However, there are three very good reasons why employers need to focus on the issue of older people at work..."
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