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Older Workers: Multiple Returns on Our Public Investment

You Are Invited to Attend a Congressional Breakfast Briefing… 

When: September 16, 2011 from 8:30 to 10 am

Where: SD-G11 Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington DC

In recognition of National Employ Older Workers Week, we invite you to attend Older Workers: Multiple Returns on Our Public Investment, a briefing on the challenges older workers face in the current fiscal environment.  Speakers will combine research on the aging workforce with personal testimony to highlight the impact of the recession on older workers, and how programs like the Senior Community Service Employment Program (Title V of the Older Americans Act) provide livelihood for low-income older workers while giving back to local communities.

All attendees will receive a copy, and executive summary, of the recent Public Policy & Aging Reporttitled “Older Workers: Problems and Prospects in an Aging Workforce.”

Moderator:

*Tony Sarmiento, Executive Director, Senior Service America, Inc., Silver Spring, MD

Speakers:

  • Andrew Sum, Director, Center for Labor Market Studies, Northeastern University, Boston, MA
  • Dennis Streets, Director, NC Division of Aging and Adult Services, Raleigh, NC
  • Altha Newman, Chief Professional Officer, Boys & Girls Clubs of Hawk-Houston, Dothan, AL 
  • Former SCSEP Participant, TN

RSVP Requested to: Dani Kaiserman at dkaiserman@agingsociety.orgor (202) 587-2847


Breakfast will be served at this widely attended event.

 

Sponsored By the Public Policy Committees of: Supported By:

 

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