Center Helps Older Job Seekers Get Back on Feet
(Chicago Tribune) — Sitting at a conference table in a wood-paneled boardroom, Stephen Whittaker described his daily routine since losing his job six months ago. Whittaker, 61, wakes up at 5 a.m., works out, then spends the next eight hours networking, mostly through e-mail and LinkedIn. But thus far, the routine has not worked, and Whittaker thinks he knows the reason.
