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Social Work Today, July 10, 2016

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Social Work Today
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with guest Patricia Wowk

Are you ‘over-qualified’ and over 40+ in the current job market today? You’re not alone!  Guest Patricia Wowk comes back to revisit the state of unemployment for older people and her own job search. Older people who are unemployed represent the largest demographic in the country and still need to work because they can’t afford to retire.  This is happening to 1,000’s of women and men 40+ of all races and ethnicities all over the country. Yes, white people, as well as those of color.

Guest, Pat Wowk

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Pat Wowk
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Marketing Professional
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Pat Wowk is an accomplished marketing professional with over 20 year experience with Fortune 100 consumer packaged goods companies and Fortune 500 business industries, including The Coca-Cola Company, PepsiCo and Graphic Packaging International.  She is in search of new opportunities and has shared her experience on LinkedIn recently, receiving close to 1,000 responses from women regarding the state of the market for women over the age of 50.

Social Work Today

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Every other Sunday, Social Work Today with Shirley Tabb discusses a variety of issues including home health services, elderly care, support services, end of life care issues and opportunities, hospice services, Medicaid/Medicare awareness and benefits, working with home health agencies, social work and case management services, geriatric care management, community care, discrimination of people 40+, and so much more.

Join us and learn about all the benefits and possibilities that result from a better understanding of aging well, death and dying, good deaths and bad deaths, and other life issues/opportunities! Call-ins are welcomed, even encouraged. If you have a question, don't hesitate to call during a live show!

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