10 More Cities With Job Opportunities for Older Workers

retirees and back to work

I agree about those who have computer skills. What about work for those who are home bound as I am.

I am 41 and cannot walk or stand for more than 20 minutes. I suffer a great deal of pain. What happened to working from computers at home. What are disabled re-tirees to do? Limitations are punishing to us.

I though this was internship for more of the arts and entertainment industry. I am a writer and that is all that I can offer. America must be mindful to not lose touch w/ seniors and the disabled.

We did not choose this way of life. Too many intelligent people are not being applied in the proper fashion;perhaps our economy may change if Corporations would work w/ us.

We may be sick or mature, but we aren't lazy either. We can be applied to work with dignity and skill with greater experience. many of us have good minds and we should not go to waste b/c of our limitations.

Anna of IL @ Aug 12, 2009 01:03:02 AM

What about Florida

The cities you mentioned do not sound great for retirees: My first thought when planning retirement is weather!!! What are some of the cities in warm climates.

Geri Cipollone of PA @ Jan 28, 2009 11:04:16 AM

Retirement Jobs

In spite of Michigan's economic slump, Ann Arbor remains a great town for retirees, with super health facilities, university perks and even - yes, jobs! - for the retired.

Nancy Hirabayashi of MI @ Jan 23, 2009 14:01:39 PM