3 Ways to Get Fit for Retirement
Here are 3 basic steps to help you get ‘fit’ for retirement
Vassar College: Diversity and Affordability in Higher Education
When Catharine Bond Hill walked the campus of Williams College as an undergraduate in the mid-1970s, the “whiteness” of the campus was apparent. “It was certainly clear that there weren’t…
Women, Social Security and Working Longer
Women are working longer before retiring, or working part-time in retirement, and that’s a good thing. Let’s start with the big picture and why I find this trend to be…
5 Ways To Manage Your Online Reputation
Job hunting is a two-way street. While you’re researching potential employers and learning all you can about the hiring managers who’ll be interviewing you, they’re checking you out, too. According…
Career Tip That I Live By Every Day
The eighth anniversary of my dad’s passing was a few weeks ago. He pops into my mind almost every day, and with Father’s Day approaching, I wanted to share my…
Kerry’s Advice on Finding Work After 50
What does it take for Baby Boomers to make their encore career a success – both personally and financially? Join Tampa Bay Times columnist Ernest Hooper as he discusses ways…
Retiring: Work a Little, Play a Little: A New Retirement Strategy
SINCE Dane Peters retired three years ago as head of school at Brooklyn Heights Montessori School in Brooklyn, he has fused a life of consulting, volunteering and leisure time. “It’s…
How Your Hobby Can Help Your Career
Because energetic, enthusiastic employees get more done, today’s managers are exploring many ways to stimulate employee engagement. Some programs work better than others, but one point seems clear: it’s difficult…
New Rules on Wellness Programs Spark Privacy Concerns
Last week, The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) came out with new rules for employers offering wellness programs that give employees financial incentives to get healthier. Sounds good, right? Who…
Side Gigs You Can Start in Retirement
Retirement doesn’t have to include endless games of shuffleboard and bridge. In fact, for many of today’s retirees, this couldn’t be further from the truth. “The retirement of our parents’…
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