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MAINE'S AGING WORKFORCE - SPECIAL REPORT
Scott Sassone - Reporter

WCSH6 TV

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Lewiston CareerCenter -Lewiston, Maine
Select the date that works best for you
Thursday morning May 15, 2008
or Thursday morning May 22, 2008
9 AM until Noon 
Lewiston CareerCenter - 5 Mollison Way
Just off Route 202 - Main Street Lewiston
Call 753-9000 to Reserve Your Space
Light Refreshments - Space Limited Call Early

Rockland CareerCenter -Rockland, Maine
MAY FORUM SCHEDULED
Wednesday morning May 28, 2008
9 until Noon
Rockland CareerCenter - 91 Camden Street (Route 1)
At the Breakwater Marketplace
 Call 596-2600 to Reserve Your Space
Light Refreshments - Space Limited Call Early


Other Upcoming Seasoned Worker Forums

Age is an asset
Experience, a benefit


Who is a Seasoned Person?

Any person over 50 years old. These folks are not old, not elders, not seniors and most never want to be mature - so they are simply seasoned. They are working, semi-retired, retired, displaced, interested in re-entering the workforce or just looking for something to do. They have a common trait in the experience of five or more decades of living, that adds a little something extra to who they are. They have contributed at every level to building the most powerful, technologically advanced nation on earth. Call it spice, zest, seasoning or just understanding more about life.

Ask the simple question; with the population aging and a shrinking workforce, what will happen to the economy over the next 20 years?

LET'S LOOK AT THE FACTS Nationwide people are living longer than any previous generations. The Baby Boomers are the largest, healthiest, best-educated generation in the history of man. There are not enough young people moving through the workforce to fill the millions of jobs that will become available as the Baby Boomers retire. Without enough workers who will fill these jobs?

People in their 50's and even 60's can expect to live another 20 to 30 years, decades longer than their ancestors. Improved health care, more active lifestyles and better diets are adding years to life expectancy.
 

WHAT IS HAPPENING?
 Our society has always rewarded a strong work ethic. How does one suddenly go from the scheduled activity of work to just total rest and relaxation? What happens to the mental and physical condition of people who no longer have regular activity? What happens to a person's identity when they give up their life's work? Can people continue to prosper without some kind of work? These are just a few of the issues facing our aging population. See the articles below.

We're getting older, so what?
Seniors encouraged to apply 


Volunteering Pays Off

At Maine's Rockland CareerCenter the "Shadowing" program, established as a volunteer effort of the Seasoned Workforce is working. Click 
here for more details about volunteering. For more information about Seasoned Workforce programs see our Services Offered page.

Many of the pictures on this web site are from an area around Rockland, Maine. Located on Penobscot Bay, the region is one of the most beautiful places on earth. For more information about the area click below.

Penobscot Bay Regional Chamber of Commerce

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