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Rural workers in U.S. face age discrimination as remote work becomes economic lifeline

by Todd Humber
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More than 60% of unemployed rural workers over 45 say age discrimination prevents them from finding jobs, according to new research highlighting how remote work has become essential for economic survival in America’s rural communities. The study by Generation, a global economic mobility nonprofit, s...

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