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Resources2
Young 2 Retire: Provides
information on retirement planning, resources, careers,
coaching, and professional training. Ageless
in America: Mission
is to support the maturing workforce by serving as a forum for sharing
information, discussing issues and advancing new ideas. Aging
Workforce News: An
enhanced news site and blog tracing developments, tools, and resources for
managing older workers and boomers in the workplace. Provides a useful
collection of work-related links. Execunet: An exclusive membership organization that opens doors for executive
leaders to be found by other executives, recruiting leaders and advisors.
Membership required. Gray
Hair Management: Assists senior
professionals win the job race through coaching, mentoring, and personal
touch networking.
Membership required. The
Water Cooler: An online community
for people who want to talk shop, straight up, about work at 50+.
Follow the journeys of six AARP My Dream Job Contest winners, seek and share
advice on how to jump-start a new career or start a business, find a job
after being “pink-slipped,” return to work after retiring, and more. RebootYou.com:
This
website is designed to help people reinvent themselves. You will find
resources, examples, stories, inspiration and information to help you make a
transition to your next career. SeniorNet:
Leading
provider of access to and education on computer technologies and Internet
for adults age 50+. Since 1986, assisted more than a million people
through their Learning Centers and robust online community. Membership
required. The
AARP Foundation:
Offers two types of employment assistance. The WorkSearch Assessment
System is a customized online system that helps qualified individuals who
are 40 and over access their skills, match to careers and link to training
and job openings. The Training Assistance Program (TAP) helps qualified
individuals with job training costs. Applicants must be 40 or over, at or
below the median income for their community, and seeking employment in a
targeted industry. Third
Age: View
topics about and for the middle ageless, including midlife, health,
relationships, career advice and more. Sign-up
for the free Third Age newsletters to receive the latest articles and advice
tips including retirement, health, housing, taxes, and travel. USA.gov:
Provides official information and
services from the US Government for the older American. Includes topics such
as education, jobs, volunteerism, health, taxes, housing, retirement and
more. |
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