Age Discrimination

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Workers over 65 are the fastest growing labor force: : Here's how they can combat ageism Leah Thomas via Fairygodboss

While some may view getting older in the workplace as problematic, others insist you can use your age and experience to your advantage. Three different entrepreneurs give their best advice to women over 50 on getting ahead regardless of their age. Read More

Older workers are not happy about this common employer practice Meredith Lepore

Employers looking for potential hires on college campuses has been a common practice for years and an effective recruitment tactic. However, one group of people is not very happy about it: The 40-and-over working crowd. Read More

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What 50-year-olds know that 20-year-olds don't Ladders Contributor

Here are some lessons I’ve learned during my half century on this planet. Life goes by really, really fast, but it’s better after 50. Read More

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