Charles B. Jenkins Legacy Awards for 2011
Individual and Organization Awards Announced
Details

Age 50 And Over Job Seekers Get Help
Executive Director Carol Ventresca Appears on WOSU Radio
Read and Listen Here

Charles B. Jenkins Legacy Awards for 2010
Individual and Organization Awards Announced
Details

Employment for Seniors celebrates 2009:
A Year of Success and Change
Details

Employment for Seniors announces leadership changes, new board members
Laura O'Toole elected chair of board
Details

WBNS10-TV news article on-line
Janet Veness, EFS Staff Member, Featured
Details

Employment for Seniors referenced in US News & World Report
Employment for Seniors, Inc. was mentioned in the October 2009 article in US News and World Report,
“America’s Best Affordable Places to Retire.”
Details

Employment for Seniors provides needed support to mature
job seekers at the Library "Job Help Day" Program
Employment for Seniors assisted nearly 50 mature job seekers at the September 24th Library Job Help Day Program.
Details
Laura O'Toole, EFS Vice President, spoke at Whetstone Library
WOSU Radio Story and Sound Byte

Employment for Seniors 15th Annual Senior Job Fair a Success
The slumping economy contributed to a large turnout of job seekers at the 15th annual Central Ohio Senior Job Fair on Sept. 11. Organizers described the event, at DeVry University, 1350 Alum Creek Dr., as a "huge success."
Details

National Volunteer Week Celebration 
Employment for Seniors, Inc. recognizes Technology Volunteer Gary Sams,
winner of FirstLink Agent of Change award
Details

Employment for Seniors announces the Charles B. Jenkins Legacy Award
Employment for Seniors, Inc., announces the Charles B. Jenkins Legacy Award,
named in honor of the recently retired Executive Director of this local non-profit organization.
Details

Boomers' desire to stay on the payroll bolstered by economic downturn
With the vast majority of Baby Boomers having taken a hit on their 401(k)s resulting from the
current world economic crisis, the concept of 50 and 60 year olds remaining in the workforce a
few extra years or coming out of retirement altogether is not so foreign an idea.
Details