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Why age is an asset in today’s workplace
AARP takes a multipronged approach to eliminating age discrimination in the workplace – including educating employers, providing resources for older job seekers and advocating for bipartisan legislative solutions. (Partner Content)
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Caring for the caregivers
Often, family caregivers – those assisting older parents, spouses or other loved ones – don’t recognize themselves as caregivers. Hear how AARP advocates for the nation’s over 48 million family caregivers in Congress and state capitols, while caring for its…
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How meaningful careers benefit health, wellness and community
AARP employees’ benefits include paid parental and family caregiving leave, as well as emergency back-up care. Employees share about their experience and fulfillment at AARP and how it affects their life in and outside of work. (Partner Content)
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A workplace that merges innovation and purpose. How AARP does it.
The non-profit has created a member-first culture that offers employees freedom, flexibility and a unifying mission—and AARP’s workforce couldn’t be happier. (Partner Content)
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How everyday innovators are helping older Americans navigate the pandemic
Empowering the 50+ during the age of covid-19—and beyond—means recognizing every employee holds the key to innovation. By WP Creative Group It’s no secret the covid-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected older people. And for AARP, a nonprofit with a mission…
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The future of work is here
When organizations include people of all ages, it drives profitability, success and employee satisfaction. (Partner Content)
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Working for Good
Today’s workers seek out careers that allow them to have an impact—and smart, adaptive employers are doing what they can to meet this demand. By WP BrandStudio Not long ago, the main purpose of a career was to help people…
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Making aging easier in the 21st century
How tech makes life easier for people over 50 (Partner Content)
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Looking after loved ones
When you envision an aging adult, you may picture an elderly person in a nursing home or assisted living facility, surrounded by professional caregivers. However, this image isn’t quite accurate. Most older adults age in place at home, cared for…
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