I feel like I'm at home. He started out as a part-time worker at the toy store, but was made full time last November. At 62, when his counterparts are easing into retirement, he's gearing up for the holiday rush. I think if a store's not interested in having older persons working there, they're selling themselves short. I've seen things younger persons haven't seen.
Older people bring a lot of wisdom to a business.
Up and down Traditionally, low unemployment is cause to cheer. It signals that the economy is good, jobs are plentiful and people are working. But it also has its downside because as more jobs are created, not only are there fewer people to fill them, often the quality of some workers is questionable. The latest numbers show unemployment in Georgia is 3.7 percent, according to the state Department of Labor office. In October the jobless rate was 3.9 percent.