💼 September Surge: 10 Jobs Hiring in the Fall (AARP Article)

[Winter2025VA]

FROM THE ARTICLE.

10 Jobs Hiring in the 'September Surge' — and How You Can Get Ready.

Autumn is one of the best times to find a new post.

By Kenneth Terrell, AARP. Published July 23, 2025.

The fall is one of the best times to get a new job, as vacation season ends and back-to-school season starts. Businesses are also eager to hire to help them meet year-end goals and get a head start on the new year.

It’s an annual phenomenon that’s known as the “September Surge” in human resources circle.

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https://www.aarp.org/work/job-search/september-surge-jobs/

[Winter2025VA]

I luv the following "suggestion" from the article. We are NEVER too old to LEARN.

➡️[*** Show you’re eager to grow: Age discrimination often hinders job opportunities for older workers, so it’s important to be proactive about countering any potential bias.

Take care,

Nicole  💼  (Jobs Forum)

[GailL1]

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@Winter2025VA wrote:

I luv the following "suggestion" from the article. We are NEVER too old to LEARN.

➡️[*** Show you’re eager to grow: Age discrimination often hinders job opportunities for older workers, so it’s important to be proactive about countering any potential bias.

Take care,

Nicole  💼  (Jobs Forum)

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Are you being sarcastic?   

I am not trying to start anything with you - I am just unclear about your comment, rather the meaning of the comment.

[Winter2025VA]

@GailL1 , why would this comment be sarcastic?

➡️***[ GAIL WROTE:  Are you being sarcastic?

I am not trying to start anything with you - I am just unclear about your comment, rather the meaning of the comment.

[GailL1]

Because I don’t understand your comment here  - sarcastic was a guess (thus the ? ) based on another recent post you made about the June job market report for older Americans. When you said . . . 

“NOT everyone who is "laid off" can find another job or in time to save their roof over their heads. And numbers in some report is NOT from "real life" where a person has been laid off [me twice] and my neighbors. Time for some "compassion" here. The folks who have been with large companies forever, are now older and donot have the "skills" now in demand.”

So are we never too old to learn or not?  Just clarify that is all I am asking.

[Winter2025VA]

@GailL1 , I really donot see why you are not understanding my comment. Yes, I said we are never too old to learn new job skills. Happy now?

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@GailL1 wrote:

Because I don’t understand your comment here  - sarcastic was a guess (thus the ? ) based on another recent post you made about the June job market report for older Americans. When you said . . . 

“NOT everyone who is "laid off" can find another job or in time to save their roof over their heads. And numbers in some report is NOT from "real life" where a person has been laid off [me twice] and my neighbors. Time for some "compassion" here. The folks who have been with large companies forever, are now older and donot have the "skills" now in demand.”

So are we never too old to learn or not?  Just clarify that is all I am asking.

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