by R. E. Wexler | Blog & News
One of many stressful consequences to losing a job, or remaining unemployed, is losing medical insurance. The Affordable Care Act, for all its flaws, has offered some coverage for people who aren’t covered by an employer’s medical insurance plan. If the ACA is...
by R. E. Wexler | Blog & News, Job Search, Job Seeker
There are compelling reasons for “baby boomers” to extend their work life. The Center for Retirement Research reports that this is often tied to financial obligations such as remaining mortgage payments, children’s college tuition, debt, or inadequate retirement...
by R. E. Wexler | Blog & News, Job Search, Job Seeker, Networking, Rona E. Wexler
Your client or the plaintiff will slow down job hunting during December and early January. They “know” that decision makers are away. They say, there are too many distractions for employers and job hunters. Isn’t it a better time to take a break and recharge? Well,...
by R. E. Wexler | Blog & News, Job Search, Job Seeker
What are the choices for an older worker who is out of a job just as he or she approaches retirement? Using a vocational (or employability) expert helps to determine that person’s employment capabilities and earning capacity. The employability expert knows how...
by R. E. Wexler | Blog & News, Expert Witness, Income Evaluation, Job Search, Job Seeker, Networking, Rona E. Wexler
Lawyers often ask a vocational expert to evaluate a job search either in litigation or to advise their clients who seek employment. The typical story is that the client or plaintiff submits a resume online to a recruiter or employer, and then waits. And waits, but...
by R. E. Wexler | Blog & News, Job Search, Job Seeker, Networking
Our July newsletter is for professionals like you and for job seekers in your cases. We all know that the right networking activity is Essential to Getting Hired and Getting Business. The majority of people find their jobs and new clients via an introduction or...