Healthcare reform it on the top of all our minds but what I find alarming is how many people really don’t know what the direct impact will be on number one….them. The most commen response I hear when asking people about the impact on healthcare reform is “I know it’s going to cost me more money”.  While that may or may not be true don’t you owe it to yourself and your family to be informed?

Let me be clear…..I am not the expert nor do I offer any opinions; I want you to figure it out for you. I did find these sites that do have good information. I recommend that you go out there and find out for yourself what healthcare reforms means and how it will impact you.

WebMD: FAQ Sheet on how Historic Bill Will Change Health Care in the Short Term and Long Term for Consumers and Employers. A taste at the information they provide…..

What provisions begin soon? Small businesses could qualify for tax credits of up to 35% of the cost of premiums. Insurance plans would be barred from setting lifetime caps on coverage and would no longer be able to cancel policies when a patient gets sick

About.com How Will the New Healthcare Reform Law Affect Seniors and Older Americans?

HealthcareReform.gov The passage of health insurance reform legislation represents a historic victory for the American people – a victory over the special interests that have fought for decades to prevent families and businesses from having control over their health care or the health care of their workers

CBS Money Watch As the congressional summer recess temporarily quiets the debate, here’s your chance to get caught up on the issues.

CNN Politics Timeline on when and where the effects will be felt Video on the effects of Healthcare Reform

This morning I was reading okay watching the news and I came across the following article: “Over 50, and zero job offers”.  Okay that’s just silly; yes the job market is tough I give you that however; you need to remember this:  As an older worker have something that other applicant’s lack…..EXPERIENCE.

Your only obstacle is connecting with employers who are ready and willing to hire YOU. Get started today by creating the right resume, connecting on the social media sites that will get your connected and of course visit WiserWorker.com the only site for older workers!

Functional Resume usually starts with summary of qualifications to put emphasis on skills particular areas of focus. Examples might include: customer service, word processing, computers, accounting, data archiving, office, telephone reception and problem solving. Rather than listing specific details, the job seeker lists responsibilities and achievements under the three main highlighted areas. The employment history is simply listed underneath the functional areas followed by education, training and other complimentary sections.

LinkedIn exists to help you make better use of your professional network or create a network.  Their mission is to connect the world’s professionals to make them more productive and successful. Jump right in and create a account and make sure you select that you are looking for a job. You will be amazed at how many people seek you out because you are qualified.

WiserWorker.com YOU already know the most valuable resource online helping older workers get back in the workforce. WiserWorker.com is dedicated to providing quality employment opportunities and resources to people just like you.  

Good Luck!