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Summer takes on a new meaning in retirement. No longer do you look forward to having a few weeks off in the summer to rejuvenate your mind and body, helping you to return to work with a new attitude. You are literally on vacation every day and it seems more and more people are having a problem with that. A recent AARP Survey says a growing number of retirees say retirement will include some form of work.
So what does summer mean for these people? It means you better brush up on your computer surfing skills if you are going to compete with the younger generation in finding summer employment. Low unemployment and high demand can make this summer a time to pursue a job. Some mainstream sites include CareerBuilder.com and Monster.com. Diane Domeyer, executive director for Office Team at Robert Half International, suggests researc...
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