- January 30, 2012
When unemployment rises, people lose health insurance. They see doctors less often; they put off elective surgery; they cut back on drugs. Even people with insurance behave similarly, because their pay may be down, they worry about job security or they...
Ezine Articles - December 10, 2011
Thinking about how to maintain your morale to give yourself some help during your job search? Think of Voltaire´s comment: "Nothing would be more tiresome ...
Bradenton.com - November 18, 2011
The work day wasn´t long enough to do her job. She had to stay up nights to meet deadlines. Gwen Richards knew "the monster" had grabbed her. She knew that Alzheimer´s disease had taken hold in her brain, just like it had in her mother´s and older ...
UPI.com - November 5, 2011
But they may ultimately conclude that it´s a good way of getting older workers off the company´s insurance without having to feel guilty because these older workers will be able to join a government-sponsored insurance exchange....
LifeInc.today.com - October 27, 2011
But having more than one, each tailored to different types of jobs or even to different companies you want to target in a job search, is an even better tactic. Expand your connections. Networking can start at a professional organization, alumni club,...
Kaiser Health News - August 9, 2011
... Medicaid to unemployment benefits. ... Excerpts from the L.A. Times, New York Times, Wall Street Journal and more illustrate the current status of medicaid and unemployment benefits perils in the current budget talks.Governors in both parties said they were most worried by....How would these cuts effect your career plan?...
Sioux City Journal - May 16, 2011
Process your emotions, regain your perspective, exercise and more. Did you know “It takes about 20 minutes of exercise for the endorphins to start being released in your body,” says Richard Deems, co-author of Make Job Loss Work for You. When you regain your energy you can get a little job search help. Do you have a good resume? Maybe you could use a little practice on interview questions and answers. Consult an expert for......
Guardian.co.uk - May 12, 2011
Job search difficulties come in many forms, and so does the kind of job search help needed. A career plan can be blocked by many other things than a not-so-good resume. Ryan Jones is one such person who struggled to get the right kind of help. As he reached his mid-30s he was in a job he loved, he was about to marry the woman he adored, he had friends and a supportive family. So it was a shock when, in just six months ...
Mother Nature Network - May 7, 2011
You would expect the stresses of an unemployed spouse´s job search to affect the relationship at home, but did you know one person´s career plan stress can also cut into productivity for the working spouse?...
The Atlantic - March 18, 2011
The Longevity Project, a new longitudinal study described in beautiful detail by our new Life Channel, found that work is good for you, even after you´re eligible for Social Security. A carer plan including continued work is just plain good for you....
MSN Money - January 25, 2011
Federal regulations making it illegal for employers to discriminate against workers or job applicants based on their genetic information became effective Monday. ...
Scientific American - January 21, 2011
Baby boomers who keep up the pace as they age are likely to outlive those who slow down. When an older friend or relative slows down people take notice—and often start to worry. Although walking pace is a seemingly basic measure to make, it has been gaining traction in the gerontology world as a reliable marker for overall health and longevity for those 65 and older. ...
NY Times - January 2, 2011
Q. You’re feeling anxious at work, and you think it’s affecting your performance. What causes anxiety, anyhow?...
ScottEblin/typepad.com - December 30, 2010
If you´d wandered into one of my group coaching sessions after lunch yesterday, you would have seen 16 people stretching their hands toward the ceiling, taking three deep breaths in and out through their noses and bending from their waists and letting their heads hang loose for a minute or so. It just felt like the thing to do....
NY Times - December 9, 2010
The first to have a heart attack was George Kull Jr., 56, a millwright who worked for three decades at the steel mills in Lackawanna, N.Y. Three weeks after learning that his plant was closing, he suddenly collapsed at home. ...
