Sheila Whitelaw of Philadelphia is a college graduate and has managed three different non-profits as executive director. Whitelaw said one particular trait may have caused difficulty in her two-year job search: her age. Whitelaw, 73, said she ...

Whitelaw is among the growing number of elderly long-term, unemployed Americans who desire to continue working but say they are illegally discriminated against because of their age. Today she is left unemployed with no hopes of a comfortable retirement ...

Upload and share your own. You can share related videos and photos. Broadway producer Arthur Whitelaw will never forget his first major production. A rather ordinary girl walks into a nondescript New York rehearsal room in the heat of July 1963 ...

Four women founded Working Dogs for Conservation in 2000. Alice Whitelaw was one of them. She said high-energy dogs that don’t make great pets make great conservation dogs. Orbee went from unemployed ranch dog to highly employed conservation dog in a few ...

And when I was sorting my own archives on Northern Ireland the other day, my notebooks, the paramilitary magazines, the pompous announcements from Whitelaw, the Unionists, Paisley, Craig, Hume, the Provos (as Brian Faulkner called them), the Brits – as ...

REEDSVILLE — The Reedsville FFA held its awards presentation recently at Seven Lakes in Whitelaw. State FFA Secretary Nicole Petrie of Kiel gave a short speech on the positive outcomes and impacts FFA had on her and can have on others.

"At this point, I don't really expect to retire, even if I am able to find a job," Sheila Whitelaw, 73, testified at the hearing. A former store manager in Philadelphia, she said she has struggled to find work since 2010. The GAO assessed the ...

I plan to keep working as long as I am physically able, and I am blessed to be in good health,” Sheila Whitelaw, 71, told the Senate Special Committee on Aging at a recent hearing about older worker unemployment. She has been looking for work ...

Post offices likely to be affected locally include Collins, Newton, Francis Creek, Kellnersville, Maribel, Saint Nazianz, Tisch Mills and Whitelaw. USPS stated in July that about 3,700 post offices — including Collins — would be studied for ...

"At this point, I don't really expect to retire, even if I am able to find a job," Sheila Whitelaw, 73, testified at the hearing. A former store manager in Philadelphia, she said she has struggled to find work since 2010. The GAO assessed the impact of job ...