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A 60-something reflects on the different generations fighting for jobs in the workforce.

Tips from the I.R.S.

The recent recession has hit the aviation industry particularly hard, leaving many workers grounded indefinitely.

But one determined pilot found a way to fly again.

The number of discouraged job seekers is at an all time high. These readers tell us what it's like to give up on the job search.

Don't use these forced days off to sleep in -- you snooze, you lose. Instead, lay the groundwork for a job search, increase your knowledge and work off stress with exercise.  

Dear Annie: I am worried about my husband of 19 years, who had a successful career in manufacturing project management until this recession hit.

He lost his most recent job almost ten months ago, and at first he was doing a lot of networking, applying for jobs online, and even getting a few interviews, none of which panned out.

What's the first thing you do when you lose your job? Blog about it or update your status? More laid-off workers are using social networking sites to make connections -- and get hired.

Curt Nickisch reports.

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