Includes information on career comebacks and employment alternatives; interviews with supervisors of middle-age job loss; how public and private agencies can help; employer reforms-voluntary and mandated.
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This book on age discrimination in the workplace draws on the experiences of over 100 people ages 50 to 70. It discusses the federal Age Discrimination in Employment Act and gives advice to actual or potential victims (e.g., keep a dismissal diary). The authors acknowledge age discrimination as a societal problem; many interviewees conclude that some older people will have to settle for a lower salary or a job in a different field. The use of examples is repetitious at times. Otherwise, recommended for general collections as a practical introduction to an important topic. Wendy Allex, Lee Cty. Libs., Ft. Myers, Fla.
Copyright 1987 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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