How One Laid-Off Worker Over 60 Beat the Odds, Found New Job
By almost any measure, the odds were against Bob Rohrig after he lost his job as an account manager for a printing and direct mail company in 2011.
He was nearly 61 years old. The commercial printing industry was, and still is, in decline. The unemployment rate in Connecticut was above 9 percent.
Some people in that position might have collected unemployment until they turned 62, resigned to rely on Social Security, and entered an early retirement.
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