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Job hunting, healthcare, retirement planning. New Hampshire Outlook wants to help with charting your course. All week we focus on some of the key economic issues in the Granite State. We begin with a special report on jobs and the economy. |
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Hello. I'm Allison McNair. Welcome to NH Outlook. |
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Imagine you're in your 40's - and for most of your career you've been with one company, working your way up the ladder. Then - one day - you're told that the job you thought you'd be doing until your retirement will no longer exist. In a few minutes we'll talk with an expert about the ways all of us can be successful in the job hunting process. But first, we meet a man who went from the head of a purchasing and inventory department to digging ditches on a temporary job. |
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--- 19:24 I'm not as young as I used to be you guys are young whippersnappers --- track 44 YEAR OLD GLEN O'BLENES IS WORKING FOR A LANDSCAPER IN LONDONDERRY. IT'S A TWO-WEEK JOB. HIS LAST JOB LASTED 25 YEARS. -- more nat -- A HUSBAND AND FATHER OF TWO COLLEGE STUDENTS - GLEN USED TO BE THE PURCHASING MANAGER FOR A DISTRIBUTION COMPANY. FOR 25 YEARS, HE MADE THE COMMUTE FROM LONDONDERRY NEW HAMPSHIRE TO WILMINGTON MASS.HIS WIFE IS A FULL-TIME NURSE, WORKING IN NEW HAMPSHRIE. THIS YEAR, THE COMPANY WHERE GLEN WORKED RAN INTO FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES - AND EVENTUALLY IT WAS SOLD TO A LARGER COMPANY. -- SOT 58:52 all office functions were centralized in cleveland ohio 58: 58so they had people that did what I do there so I wasn't necessary59"02 -- more nat heavy breathing -- SOT 59:25 I never thought I'd be in this position thought be there for life retire from the place 59:30used to always joke cause I had most seniority n company out of two hundred employees 59:31:01:43 I was high school education didn't go to college working way up through company deliveries around boston to running a wearhouse -- shot sign employment security 3:47:37 I've seen people that are making 6 dollars an hour and people who make 180 thousand dollars a year come through these doors :45 -- GREGG IVES IS THE MANAGER AT THE SALEM EMPLOYMENT SECURITY OFFICE. IN SEPTEMBER WHEN THE STATE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE WAS AT 4-POINT 3 PERCENT.. NASHUA WAS AT 6 PERCENT. THE SALEM/DERRY AREA'S RATE WAS AT 7 PERCENT. THE PELHAM NEW HAMPSHIRE AREA CAME IN AT 7. 4 PERCENT AND THE SEABROOK SOUTH HAMPTON UNEMPLOYMENT RATE STOOD AT 8 POINT SEVEN PERCENT. -- sot :38 that's probably part of where you see - why you see the numbers so high if mass businesses aren't there people live in nh that aren't working because mass companies are down then they're out of work and they're part of the unemployment3:46:51 -- NAT -- GLEN'S LAST DAY OF FULL TIME WORK WAS BACK IN SEPTEMBER. HE KEEPS IN TOUCH WITH THE PEOPLE HE USED TO WORK WITH. HE'S SENT THEM LEADS ON JOBS - AND THEY'VE DONE THE SAME FOR HIM. SO FAR, HE'S HAD ONE INTERVIEW. AND HE'S LOOKING FOR WORK IN OTHER WAYS TOO. -- 1:07:25 all on line and in the paper, networking group thing Wednesday mornings most of those guys IT field there a lot worse off then I am not a lot of work for them specialize not right fit tough to get one 1:07:49 -- TRACK SO HOW DOES THE UNEMPLOYMENT SITUATION COMPARE TO THE WORK SLOWDOWN IN THE EARLY 1990S? -- SOT GEGG 3:52:57 I'M NOT AN ECONOMIST I DON'T PRETEND TO BE ONE. It seemed at that point everyone was hurting. And at this time some sectors of the economy still seem to be looking to opening new businesses new stores they're looking to hire people its great for us. -- track BUT GREG DOES SEE SOME SIMILARITY BETWEEN THE EARLY 90S AND NOW - WHEN IT COMES TO MANUFACTURING JOBS. -- SOT 3:53:48 you're seing not only the worker bees and production people but your also seeing management and other staff that are being let go…3:54:04 -- AND THERE'S ANOTHER SIGN THAT THERE MAY BE MORE PEOPLE LOOKING FOR WORK… -- SOT GREG 3:55:12 there's an employer that comes in that has used us for years and comes in regularly uses us for a seasonal hire they're all all set this year:22 haven't been able to for ten years.3:55: 24 they haven't been able to find people to fill all their needs for the last ten years or so 3:55:28 -- AND THOSE WHO DO FIND WORK AREN'T GETTING THE KIND OF MONEY THE USED TO MAKE. GLEN'S JOB PAYED AROUND 80 THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR. -- will you ever make that again I'm not concerned as long as I make enuf money for my family to get by and to save for retirement that's all care about 1:08:13 |
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Joining me to talk about the job hunting process and advice on how to make it a succesful venture, Jack Falvey, writer for the Wall Street Journal and the National Business Employment Weekly. Jack is also the author of several books on career strategy and the business of getting jobs. He's also the founder of making - the - numbers - dot - com. Also with us, Doug Brown. Doug was employed in the high tech sector in sales and business development. He is in the process of looking for work and interviewing for jobs. |
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On the next New Hampshire Outlook - We continue our week long series with a special report on retirement and the economy. Charting your course. |
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That's it for this edition of our program. For all of us here at New Hampshire Public Television, I'm Ally McNair. Thanks for joining us. We'll see you next time on New Hampshire Outlook. |
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Thanks to our founding sponsors who have provided major funding for the production of New Hampshire Outlook: New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Public Service of New Hampshire Alice J. Reen Charitable Trust Putnam Foundation Stratford Foundation |
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Tonight on New Hampshire Outlook. We continue our week long series with a special report on retirement and the economy. Charting your course. Tonight at 10pm on New Hampshire Public Television. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 11/18/02 22:00 HOST: Allison McNair Length: 26:46 minutes In this edition of New Hampshire Outlook, NHPTV's nightly news magazine, we began our week long series "Charting Your Course" a series of reports focused on some key economic issues in the Granite State. This programs focus was jobs. The show began with the following package. Imagine you're in your 40's - and for most of your career you've been with one company, working your way up the ladder. Then - one day - you're told that the job you thought you'd be doing until your retirement will no longer exist. We meet a man who went from the head of a purchasing and inventory department to digging ditches on a temporary job. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Allison McNair NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Glen O'Blenes\Job Seeker Gregory Ives\NH Employment Security |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 11/18/02 22:00 HOST: Allison McNair Length: 26:46 minutes In this edition of New Hampshire Outlook, NHPTV's nightly news magazine, we began our week long series "Charting Your Course" a series of reports focused on some key economic issues in the Granite State. This programs focus was jobs. The studio discussion was about the job hunting process and advice on how to make it a succesful venture. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Allison McNair NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Jack Falvey\writer for the Wall Street Journal and the National Business Employment Weekly Doug Brown\Unemployed Sales Executive |
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