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January 2009
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AARP Resources
Visit AARP.org's Work channel for access to AARP's services and information for older workers. Whether you're looking for a new job, a career change, or a part-time position, this is your one-stop resource. Or go directly to the link below that interests you most:
AARP National Employer Team
Find companies that are looking to hire 50+ workers
AARP Best Employers for Workers Over 50
This annual recognition program honors companies and organizations who value the 50+ workforce
AARP's Job Search Engine
Search full-time, part-time, and flex-time jobs by category and location from age-friendly employers all over the country. Powered by RetirementJobs.com
Job Tips for 50+ Workers
Job-search strategies, career planning, résumé-writing, and other helpful articles
Help for Laid-Off Workers
Important contacts, assistance programs, and practical advice for those who've lost their jobs
Work@50+: Bob Skladany Columns
AARP's careers expert tackles work-related issues
The federal Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) protects individuals age 40 and older from being discriminated against in the workplace because of their age. Every state also has a law that prohibits age discrimination in employment. To find out more about your rights as an older worker, go to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and Workplace Fairness websites.
The Water Cooler
Network with others and discuss career topics online
Other Useful Resources
Department of Labor Fact Sheet: Your Employer's Bankruptcy--How Will It Affect Your Employee Benefits?
Q&As for Dislocated Workers
The Department of Labor answers common questions about retirement and health care coverage for workers who have lost their jobs
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation
The PBGC's main site, dedicated to protecting the defined pension plans of American workers and retirees
Pension Rights Center
The country's only consumer organization dedicated solely to protecting and promoting the retirement security of American workers, retirees, and their families.
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