Job Search Tips For Seniors Who Want To Work

Are you a senior citizen looking for a job? With the current economic condition and increasing unemployment rates in the country, seeking employment may be tough especially for Seniors.

Whether you're looking for a part-time job or a full-time employment work, these job search tips can help seniors increase their chances of getting a good retirement job:

Review and Update your Resume
Take Advantage of the Internet.
Consider Temporary and Part Time Jobs.
Be flexible.
Increase Your Knowledge. Update Skills.
Network.
Know Your Rights as A Senior Employee
Start Your Own Business


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• Senior Care Online Community and Senior Care Discussion Forum
• Senior Care Facility Search
• Senior Care Facility Registration

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Voting Tips For Seniors

Here are quick tips for voters, including seniors, before heading to the polls tomorrow:

1. Be sure you are registered to vote. Click here to contact your local election official to double check if you are registered to vote.

2. Know where and when to vote. To check your voting location and poll hours, click here. Most polls close between 6pm to 9pm so be sure to check the poll hours. Note, that the voting location might have changed from the last time you voted so it will be wise to check the location and poll hours before you vote.

3. Find out the ID requirements. Please note that it might vary per state. Click here to check the ID needed in your state to cast your ballot. Bringing your passport or your driver's license should be okay, but checking ID requirements is recommended.

4. Allocate Time. Allocate plenty of time. You'll never know if you'll hit be bad traffic and if there will be long lines. Usually, mid-morning or early afternoon won't be as crowded.

5. Bring your sample ballot. This will definitely help you complete the official ballot faster. 

6. Vote wisely. Vote for the candidates who can help our nation. Be wise. Remember, every vote counts.


These voting tips will not only save you time, but it will also help you avoid any hassle on election day.

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About the Author: Catharine D. Allado- Writes articles for www.ladolceliving.com - a trusted and comprehensive online directory of Senior Care Homes such as Assisted Living, Nursing Homes and other types of Senior Housing in California, Florida, New York, Arizona and the rest of the United States. La Dolce Living also provides FREE Placement Services for seniors and families, helping them find the best Senior Care Home in the nation!





Other La Dolce Living Helpful Links:

• Senior Care Online Community and Senior Care Discussion Forum
• Senior Care Facility Search
• Senior Care Facility Registration

If you are looking for senior care homes such as Assisted Living, Nursing Homes or other types of Senior Housing in your area, visit www.ladolceliving.com.


Copyright © 2010 La Dolce Living, Inc. All Rights Reserved.