The Importance of 12
The number 12 has been an important number for this Congress. To start, they only have 12 months to accomplish what they need before much of the attention begins to focus on 2018 mid-term elections. Also, Congress returned from the August recess for 12 legislative days this month. Here is a list of the 12 policy fights Congress faces and 12 ways in which you can stay informed and connect with lawmakers about each of these issues.
Career Assessment for Older Job Seekers
One of the first steps to take in any search for a new job is to perform a self-assessment—what are you interested in, what might you be good at, and what fields or job types match with those. This goes even for older workers; if you’re looking for a career, you should do an assessment. Here’s how.
Do You Need Inspiration for Those Fall Thrifted Finds?
A new season means new thrifted finds for your wardrobe or home. With the cooler breezes blowing in, many of us are dreaming of wool socks and hot cider. Schools are in session and Halloween is just behind us, which makes now the perfect time to refresh your wardrobe and deck out your home for fall.
With Summer Coming to a Close, It’s Time to Get Back to Work
With Labor Day weekend signaling the official close to summer, children will begin returning to school to start a new year of learning and growing. Similarly, Congress will also be returning to work after their August recess.
My Story: Liz Atkinson
A true example of an achiever. Liz shows us all that you can transform your life through hope and hard work.
Taking the GED? Check Out Online Study Options
Many wonderful programs—including educational opportunities through Goodwill—exist to help adults obtain their GED diplomas and improve their job prospects.
Petite Style Thrift Shopping Tips
How many times have you felt the supreme disappointment of finding the perfect piece at a thrift store, but then spotting the wrong size on the tag? For people who are petite, it can sometimes feel like there are zero pieces of clothing manufactured to properly fit their frame. Don’t lose hope, friends! We’ve got some great tips for you today that have led other small-framed shoppers to success at the thrift store. Ready?
Advocacy: Now Is The Time to Get Involved!
It is an interesting time for our nation’s politics. With so much at stake for the future, people across the country are looking at different ways in which they can improve our nation. The best way to get started is also the easiest, just get involved!
Three Education Options That Build Skills and Increase Income
If you’re considering going back to school, there’s one inescapable fact to consider: More skills equals more money. There are many low-cost options to consider when thinking about school. Determining what you want to improve will help you decide the type of education to choose.
Goodwill Finds that Literally Make a Statement
Do you swoon over scripts? Go nutty for numbers? If big and bold is your thing, then I bet typographic finds are right up your alley. Decor and clothing choices that feature fonts are both eye-catching and interesting plus they literally make a statement. Let’s see what other thrifters have found to satisfy their love of letters and numbers.
Mid-Term Elections: Time to Make Your Voice Heard
Ever since the 2016 Presidential election ended in November, pollsters and pundits have been focusing on 2018 midterm elections. Yes, it may seem it a little early but time goes by quickly.
Building Digital Workplace Skills for Younger Workers
Digital literacy, or the ability to use computers and software on the job, has become one of the most important skills in the workplace. But recent data show that many workers—even younger workers—feel lacking in their digital skills, and it may be holding them back. Fortunately, there are many free resources available to build valuable professional skills.