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I cleared cache and cookies and logged in and out, but there's nothing when I click Job Board. I used to see available jobs, add/update resumes and see results of applications. I tried Job Seekers weekly group as well, but it was harder to participate once I accepted Ride-Share driving. Nothing can really help me because I am victimized by an ex, economic abuse, who wants to prevent work to create unsafe situations. As far as I can tell, places I apply to are threatened so don't hire me. I never faced as many obstacles to work before in my entire life! I'm not giving up and I want to keep trying. Retirement was stolen by ex-husband in 1990's, so nothing else I can do but work until I am 70. Anyone else having issues?I don't have a business to hire others, but I am identity fraud survivor and they have the potential to scam others. How can I find out of a different IP address signed up to post jobs?

How to Handle Comments About Your Age at Work. Jokes and other remarks from coworkers could be warning signs of discrimination. By Gwen Moran, AARP. Published March 02, 2023. https://www.aarp.org/work/age-discrimination/handling-ageist-comments/ 

Kingside Diner is always hiring and I asked them about how can people sign on to work at the restaurant.  Here is their website: https://kingsidediner.com/joinourteam/

Hello everyone,I just started trying the AARP Job Board. Anyone here made a good use of it or have any advice on how to make a good use of it and so forth?For starters, I did apply for one job through the board. But am not sure what to expect afterwards? If they're interested, will they get back to me through the board or what, etc?Please advise. Thanks.

 I was interested in a job that was posted on this website for Job Conversion LLC.Full/Part Time Typing Data Entry - Customer Service Representative - Remote    February 15, 2024    Indianapolis, IN When I clicked on the apply button, I get a website with other jobs listed.  It is not one specific job.  I don't like that I can't get the information I want.  Maybe this should not be posted on your website.  It seems to be clickbait. 

I know that some people think that former President George Bush Sr. was an idiot for signing the ADA into law and some may believe that was the ticket to get him voted out of office and his seat was taken over by former President Bill Clinton.   Metro has a job to with it's team and that is to get the workforce up to pre-pandemic levels.  There are still several bus routes that are still closed and Metro is struggling on if they want to open them or to have them remained closed and maybe have them be closed permanently.  Shutting down the bus routes for good is bad for the economy and tourism.  The entire MetroBus fleet is made up of Gillig Advantage low-floor buses.  The steering wheel is adjustable.  You can raise it up and down and also tilt it back and forth.  And their new electric buses are very quiet.  Call-a-Ride is their paratransit service and they cater to those with disabilities.  There are those serving in the mil

State of California Premed plan discriminates against Seniors. 10 yr requirement to collect benefits , no opt out, no return of contributions if u retire, die or leave. Forced deduction of 3.5 % $294 of salary monthly (last contract lowered to 3%) . I can retire in 2 or 4 years but need 6 years working w the state to get the benefit . $294 deduction monthly & I am 63 w stage 4 breast cancer & only 5 yrs w the state. Where does all that $$ go? Ageism at its best. I could better use that money on retirement or anything else. At 65 I will be forced to Medicare, will have social security, Calpers retirement & have money going to a big pot from thousands of employees that I will not reap the rewards. I can also purchase medical from ATT as I retired from there for a lot less than what is being taken out for OPEB.  I figured i have had about $14,000 taken out and no hopes of using a benefit that publishes no real information about what it covers. Why am I forced to pay into

Although Metro did get some drivers and that is good.  Metro appreciates me spreading the word.  Now I know that some feel afraid to drive the buses because of unruly passengers.  Don't let idiots who want to disturb other customers ruin your chances to become a bus driver.  Once you take the wheel of a public service bus, you have the authority to kick troublemakers off your bus.  I know that the troublemakers would threaten to sue, but what it turns out to be is that a lot of times, once the court views the footage shot on your bus, the judge might think that the money the culprit is after is for stupid stuff such as drugs such as crack.  The vehicles that Metro has recently bought for Call-a-Ride and what Via uses for their services are tricked out versions of family vans and minivans.   By law, Metro does NOT have the authority to turn you away as a job applicant because of age, religion, sex, or even if you have served in the military.&

A video with strategies for overcoming age bias and hiring discrimination based on age. Tips for updating your resume to showcase your skills and experience effectively in today's competitive job market, and updating your skills and staying relevant in your field. https://youtu.be/xoK-yhJVWNU

Tips - Real and Scam Work From Home Jobs++++ How To Find Legitimate Work-at-Home Jobs https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/finding-a-job/work-from-home-scams++++5 Common Work-From-Home Scams (And How to Spot Them) https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/finding-a-job/work-from-home-scams As you search for work from home job opportunities, it's important that you make sure they are legitimate. Scammers may pose as companies or independent contractors to try to offer you fake remote jobs. By being careful, you can protect your identity, your finances and your wellbeing. In this article, we offer tips on how to tell if a work-from-home job is a scam and share common scams you may encounter.++++ How To Find Legitimate Work-at-Home Jobs https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/finding-a-job/work-from-home-scams++++ 

ANYONE DID THIS?  🤔  I WISH I HAD A HOBBY WHICH WOULD WORK!  😎 How 4 Women Turned Their Hobbies Into Cash. Your personal interests and skills can also earn you money. By Joyce Sampson. Published February 27, 2024. https://www.aarp.org/work/careers/turn-hobbies-into-cash/

Just curious if anyone has any ideas on how to change careers in their mid-50s?   I am 55 years old and I am looking for finish my current career in six to seven years.  Just trying to plan ahead.

Now here is what I was thinking. I worked at a place for 26 years and they didn't mind seeing a guy on hand while the hair was turning grey.  There are times when some jobs in a hospital can be quite a challenge when we get old.  Our bones inside our body sometimes don't want to cooperate with us.  Sometimes our muscles want to talk stupid.   I have seen some videos that we really have to be on our toes when it comes to a resume as sometimes the best way to hide our age is to make it look though if we have less experience like no more than 15 years.  But I wonder if a guy like me at the age of 62, since I had a 26-year history working at a hospital, if I put on my resume that I have had 26 years working at a hospital would be dangerous to seeking a new career.  

A short course and licensing exam are all it takes to get started in this new career. By Gwen Moran. Published February 06, 2024. https://www.aarp.org/work/careers/how-to-become-a-realtor/ 

I was let go from my job unexpectedly yesterday. I don't know what to do now. I'm terrified. I'm 64 years old, and I don't think I'll ever find another job that will pay enough for me to afford rent. I was supposed to move into a 55+ apartment community next week, but that's now off. Low on savings right now because I had to pay for my mother's funeral last year and have been helping pay for my younger sister's nursing home stay. But the worst thing ... and this will sound pathetic ... is that if I can't get things squared away in a month, I'll lose my cat. I adopted him right after I moved into my current apartment. He was older -- 6 years at the time -- and I thought us seniors could tackle old age together. He's a sweetie, and the thought of losing him is killing me. Anybody else been through this and can offer advice or support? I've been laid off before, but not in my 50s or 60s.

The number of remote opportunities continues to increase. By Kenneth Terrell, AARP. Updated January 12, 2024. Published October 24, 3022. https://www.aarp.org/work/job-search/work-from-home-jobs/