5 Great Short-Term Jobs
En español | More than a third of American companies are hiring contract or temporary workers this year, according to a survey of more than 3,000 hiring managers and human…
Next Avenue: Hey, Girlfriend: Let’s Talk About Money
When my 50-something girlfriends and I talk about money, it usually involves something like how much we saved on a great pair of shoes, an unbelievably low airfare we scored…
The Huffington Post: Second Career: 5 Things You Must Know Before Launching Your Next Act
Gray Basnight, now 59, vividly recalls the day three years ago when, as part of a massive layoff, he lost his job of 14 years as a Bloomberg business radio…
The Street: 10 Holiday Jobs for Retirees
BOSTON (TheStreet) — As the holiday shopping season approaches, retailers hire more seasonal employees to keep up with the crowds. It’s not just the traditional sales cashier positions that are…
Credit.Com: 5 Fun Jobs If You Are 50+
Millions of Americans are finding the leisurely retirement of their dreams is just that: a dream. Some have to work because their retirement savings and/or Social Security income won’t go…
Forbes: Are Senior Start-Ups The Answer?
Unless you’ve been hiding in the woods, you know that it’s all about jobs these days, particularly if you’re running for President of the United States. The federal job stats…
Next Avenue: 3 Things Women Should Know About Health Reform
A question for women: Have you ever put off going to the doctor because of the cost? I have. What’s more, 43 percent of American women have delayed or passed…
Encore.org: Q & A with Kerry on Great Jobs for Everyone 50+
Kerry Hannon knows careers. A longtime journalist who has talked to hundreds of people in career transitions, she has regular columns on Forbes.com, AARP Jobs andNextAvenue.org, a PBS website. Now…
LinkedIn Blog: 5 Steps for Older Workers to Succeed in The Job Hunt
Editor’s Note: According to recent data from the Employee Benefit Research Institute, 70% of workers said they expected to work for pay in retirement in 2012. So we invited AARP’s…
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