We looked through resources and hiring news among reputable resources including, (AARP, Forbes, and The Balance Careers) and identified 3 employment areas that favor a senior level experience workforce. Take a look at the list and let us know what you think!
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3 Top Industries for over 50 job seekers:
1 - Transportation- ambulance drivers, bus drivers, sales drivers, heavy or tractor-trailer truck drivers, light-truck or delivery-services drivers, taxi drivers and chauffeurs. For most of these jobs, a high school diploma and a few months of training are all that’s needed. Go to find Transportation jobs near me to find local hiring opportunities.
2 - Healthcare - certified nursing assistants, (CNA), home health aides, (HHA), benefit administrator, patient enrollment, support technicians, medical assistants, receptionists, security and asset protection are among the more popular healthcare employment options. See, find Healthcare jobs near me to find local job listings.
- Updated, (2/1) - New! , Kindred Healthcare is hiring Hiring RNs, CNAs, RTs, and Case Managers. National Hiring Day is Thursday, February 18, from 10a - 8p. Go to https://jobs.kindredhealthcare.com for more event details and application information
3 - Operations - among the options in this category are financial managers and managers for administrative services, computer and information systems, industrial production, purchasing, transportation, storage, and distribution, compensation and benefits, human resources, and training and development. For these jobs, education requirements range from a high school diploma to postgraduate education. Check out find Operations jobs near me to discover new local jobs.
- Updated, (2/1) - New! , Lowe's hiring more than 50,000 workers; issuing $80 million in bonuses. Go to https://corporate.lowes.com/careers to search for local job openings and apply online.
Get Hired! Job search tips for workers over 50
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Need added income, love to drive, think it would be interesting to travel with oversized load trucks #transportation
I just need a job and without transportation to work I should just stop looking and get free money like every other bum # # # # #transportation
Does amazon train to get your CDL to drive for them if so what assurance does the employee have. #transportation
Washington State Department of Transportation is in great need of winter maintenance workers.
"some jobs advertised for $18-27 an hour. There are full-time, part-time and on-call spots available." - https://mynorthwest.com
These temporary winter jobs usually last between three and six months.
You can find a link to the job postings here.
#hiringnews #jobsearch #maintenance #transportation #seasonal #Washington
If you're looking for a job and ready to work, the CTA is looking to fill positions for bus drivers and mechanics.
The transit authority is aggressively recruiting for bus operators, mechanics and track workers.
To learn more about current job openings, employee benefits and application instructions go to https://chicagotransit.taleo.net
What kind of things should we do if we live in a city or state with travel restrictions in place? My town has a travel ban - Only to Work & Home, Supermarket & Pharmacy and maybe to pick up something to eat in a drive-thru window or so.
Libraries, museums, churches, gym clubs, bars & restaurants with dine-in only options are close. No bigger crowd than 50 or so at this moment.
Any recommendations for looking for work or volunteer placement in a time where it is not possible to even go places.
Colleen Method #coronavirus
I am a server at a local place in my town and now they are shutting down all the restaurants in the area because of the virus. Can I collect? What the hell am I going to do now?? I walk there so I can't find someplace else to go without a car. I am SO screwed.
Would you rather commute two hours to your dream job OR work two minutes away from a job that you hated?
Tell us why? : )
Every morning, I squish onto the train with a crowd of other Bostonians like a bunch of sardines. With the flu season in full swing and the potential #Coronavirus exposure, I feel like I'm in a Petri dish of sickness. 🦠
Things I have been keeping in my bag are:
- Hand sanitizer
- Vitamin C pills
- Tissues
- Water bottle filled with lemon water
When I get to work, I wash my hands thoroughly and enjoy a vitamin C pill with breakfast! Haha
What’s in your immunity boosting toolkit? ;)