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Working with a chronic disease Personal health may be a factor for older workers in deciding when to retire, but it’s not as big a
October 5, 2021
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Introducing Parlay
The Canadian Abilities Foundation launches a curated program designed to support adults 55+ seeking employment and volunteer opportunities.
Finding the right volunteer role
Looking to give back? Volunteering is a meaningful way to spend your free time.
Volunteering during COVID-19
Linda Verzosa has been a long-time volunteer and in this interview she shares her volunteer experiences with older adults aged 55+ during the pandemic.
How to build your resume
Mark Patterson, Executive Director of Magnet, shares top-notch advice on building your resume if you’re 55 and over and looking for work.
Guiding the next generation
Jim Dow, a former airline pilot, talks to us about his return to work part time while sharing the joy and respect he experiences mentoring the next generation.
Life post-retirement
Here to remind us that age is just a number, Elaine Dembe shares her insight and advice on how to live meaningfully and take post-retirement life into your own hands.
Ableism, agism and the workforce
Award-winning journalist and university instructor Stephen Trumper discusses ableism and ageism, and offers tips for avoiding their pitfalls when pursuing employment.
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As we begin to leave self-isolation, restart the economy and return to work and job seeking, the Abilities editorial team is providing:
designed to help reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission and the potential impact of returning to work on your health and well-being. In particular, this content addresses safety recommendations and precautions you and your family members can take based on your personal circumstances.
Working with a chronic disease Personal health may be a factor for older workers in deciding when to retire, but it’s not as big a
The Little Book to Land Your Dream Job By Billy Clark and Clayton Apgar It is breezy, a bit fun, encouraging yet honest. Clark and
How to remain positive during a job search Q) I am so frustrated. I am eager to find a job in a safe workplace and
Skills, time and a giving heart Worried or unsure about what you have to offer as a volunteer? The good news is that most community
A look at the charitable sector in Canada People choose to volunteer for a variety of reasons. For some, it offers the chance to give
We’re here to help: • 3/4 of Canadians informally volunteer • 3.4 billion hours are given annually • 12 per cent of volunteers account for 78
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