Regarding work opportunities for people over 50.?
The research I’m focussing on is full and part-time work in all parts of the UK and genuine business opportunities that older people can safely enter into. So far, I have searched the Internet extensively and sought the help of Job Centre Plus – and it’s all drawing a complete blank. The Job Centre has no ‘work at home’ jobs at all, and the Internet only offers scams, MLM network marketing, and schemes that promise much and deliver nothing except disappointment!
Could anyone help me to identify any genuine work at home opportunities – If you’re over 50, what’s your experience?
The population in the UK is ageing – but the better health of the average person is allowing them to work for longer. My experience is that many older people are struggling to survive on the money they have coming in, and need to look for honest ways to supplement their income.
Only going on what I know locally, but for large stores B & Q offer a huge range of opportunities for the over 50′s, both in terms of hours and availability (indeed, for the over 60′s too) Local shops often offer part time working hours for women at 50 and upwards
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