Marie Spalding
June 15, 2011
Stable Financial Condition
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Blogroll
Acquiring New Skills
Budgeting and Cutting Expenses
Economic Recovery
Employment
- Across the U.S., Long Recovery Looks Like Recession
- Employer Partnership of the Armed Forces
- Employers Slow to Fill job Openings
- Factory Jobs Return, but Employers Find Skills Shortage
- Five Reasons Why CEO's Don't Care About the Aging Workforce
- For many unemployed workers, jobs aren't coming back
- Future jobs: more skill, less pay
- Guardian Careers
- Is Your Job an Endangered Species
- Joblessness probably held near 10%, highlighting Fed concern
- Jobs Office Retrains Itself to Focus on Hiring
- Live From MarketBeat: It's Jobs Friday
- No retirement for these older folks, just work
- Older Workers: How to gain jobs the fastest
- Pitfalls experienced job seekers should avoid
- Rays of Hope for Job Seekers
- Say goodbye to full-time with benefits
- Some Firms Struggle to Hire Despite High Unemployment
- The End of Management
- To Create Jobs, Nurture Start-Ups
- Unemployed, and Likely to Stay That Way
- Where the jobs are — and aren't
- Why Gen Y is Better at Your Job Than You Are
- Why Your Business Should Consider Reverse Mentorship
Entrepreneurship
- 10 Mistakes That Start-Up Entrepreneurs Make
- 15 mistakes young entrepreneurs make, but don't have to
- 99 Designs
- A New Tax Break for the Self-Employed
- Boomer Start-Ups — Out of Need or Ennui?
- How You Can Pull a GE on Taxes
- http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/21/technology/21make.html?_r=2&src=tptw
- No Jobs? Young Graduates Make Their Own
- Start-Ups on a Shoestring
- Starting Over at 55
- To Create Jobs, Nurture Start-Ups
- Top 10 Reasons for Entrepreneurial Success
- Women's Initiative
Foreign Economies and Unemployment
Going Back to School
Growing Older
Health care cost savings
Jobhunting Tips
Joblessness and Unemployment
- 99ers again lobbying Congress to extend unemployment benefits
- After Job Training, Still Scrambling for a Job
- Buffalo to Obama: I Need a Freakin' Job
- Class Dismissed: Why middle income jobs are not coming back
- Disturbing Job Ads: 'The Unemployed Will Not Be Considered'
- For the Unemployed Over 50, Fears of Never Working Again
- For Workers at Closing Plant, Ordeal Includes Heart Attacks
- How a New Jobless Era Will Transform America
- Jobless and Staying That Way
- Jobless millions signal death of American dream for many
- Joblessness probably held near 10%, highlighting Fed concern
- Live From MarketBeat: It's Jobs Friday
- Older Jobseekers Face an Uphill Climb
- Out of Work, Out of Options and Over the Hill
- Recession hitting Ohio's former steel towns hard
- Sorry, If You've Been Unemployed for 99 Weeks You Are Still Getting Cut Off
- The Future of American Jobs
- The New Poor: The Economy Shifts, Leaving Some Behind
- The Third Depression
- This Week in Jobless Discrimination: Unemployed Applicants Might 'Be Tempted to Steal'
- Time, It Turns Out, Isn't on Their Side
- U.S. Unemployment: A Historical View
- Weathering a long Job Search
Making (a little?) money
Microenterprise and Microloans
Mortgages and Foreclosures
- 'Vultures' Save Troubled Homeowners
- A tale of two housing busts: Why is California recovering and Florida still struggling?
- Across the U.S., Long Recovery Looks Like Recession
- American dream fades for more as home ownership falls
- Fewer U.S. Homes Were 'Under Water' in Third Quarter as Foreclosures Rose
- Foreclosure Activity Decreases 4 Percent in October
- Foreclosure in Not an Option
- One Law for the Rich, One Law for the Poor: The new foreclosure law reveals shocking unfairness in how the law treats struggling homeowners
- The Great Mortgage Mystery
- U.S. Plans More Aid for Jobless Homeowners
Resources
Retirement
Simpler Lifestyles
Social Security
Studies
U.S. Economy
- Another Threat to the Economy: Boomers Cutting Back
- How a New Jobless Era Will Transform America
- Joblessness probably held near 10%, highlighting Fed concern
- Live From MarketBeat: It's Jobs Friday
- Recession hitting Ohio's former steel towns hard
- Some Firms Struggle to Hire Despite High Unemployment
- The End of Management
- The Flaw: Examining the Roots of Economic Malaise
- The New Poor: The Economy Shifts, Leaving Some Behind
- The Third Depression
- The US May Be the Richest Nation, but It's Not the Happiest
- To Create Jobs, Nurture Start-Ups
- U.S. Unemployment: A Historical View
- Where the jobs are — and aren't
Volunteering
Frank Kasdan
Tags: College Education, Entrepreneur, Health Insurance, Owns Home, Part Time Employment, Prior Career Satisfaction, Resumes and Networking, Stable Financial Condition
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Kay Kusy-Eliassen
Tags: College Education, Impediments to Reemployment, Optimism, Owns Home, Prior Career Satisfaction, Resumes and Networking, Stable Financial Condition
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Joseph Wong
March 15, 2011
Tags: Back to School, College Education, First Generation Immigrant, Health Insurance, Stable Financial Condition, Volunteering
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Ramiro Flores
February 23, 2011
Tags: Impediments to Reemployment, Prior Career Satisfaction, Social Security and Medicare, Stable Financial Condition
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Ken Wadland
January 17, 2011Returned to work full-time, but then decided to retire.
Tags: College Education, Health Insurance, Owns Home, Prior Career Satisfaction, Resumes and Networking, Simpler LIfestyle, Stable Financial Condition, Thoughts on US Economy
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Cynthia Maschat
November 18, 2010Currently working part-time as a certified pharmacy technician and volunteering at the National Kidney Foundation.
Tags: College Education, Faith and Religion, Health Insurance, Optimism, Owns Home, Resumes and Networking, Sole Source of Family Support, Stable Financial Condition
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Thomas Bertin
November 1, 2010Connect with Thomas Bertin on LinkedIn.
Tags: College Education, Decline of Manufacturing, Owns Home, Resumes and Networking, Stable Financial Condition, Volunteering, White Collar Restructuring
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