Older Workers

Instead of enjoying retirement, Americans 65 and older are increasingly participating in the labor force.

I'm 30 years younger than my average employee. We all get along just fine.

If you've dropped a big chunk of your savings on an expensive car, had an affair and left your family or quit your job and ran off to a tropical island, you should have listened to your inner child.

Give your own motives a deep assessment, avoid your biases and market yourself for the current-day work world.

No sports car can take you back to your youth but you can leverage your unique past for a better future.

Whether because of economic necessity or to satisfy a postponed desire, for some the best time to start a business is when they otherwise might retire.

While much attention is thrown at the teen genius or the college dropout, it's important to remember that often the wiser among us can more easily navigate the road to success.

No matter how old you are, as long as your skills are relevant in today's workforce, you should be safe.

Whether you were recently let go from your job, or simply looking for a change, an internship later in life has three big benefits.

Stop holding yourself back by referring to what you used to do. Instead be open to embracing the new.

The clever centenarian did what countless whippersnappers under 13 do to get on the popular social network: She lied. But you can't really blame her.

Sales veterans, don't endure a Willy Loman twilight. Get the knack for social media and you'll dream of what you might have done with it back-in-the-day.

Entrepreneurs with years of workforce experience and accumulated wisdom launch the businesses of their dreams.