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Returning to work after a career job break, or going back to work after any extended period away from the job, can prove to be quite a challenge.

Whatever the reason for the career break, the absence from work frequently causes feelings of reduced confidence and lack of certainty about your ability to perform a particular job when you return to work.

If you are over 50 and looking for a job you may well think that everybody is against you and that there are no suitable jobs for mature workers like you. I've included information that I think may help to throw some light on what the older workers, people who are over 50, can actually do to help when returning to work - even if you took early retirement. I've added some links to help you find jobs and then there are more links to help you develop your job search skills as well.

If you are returning to work after say maternity leave and your job has been held open for you, the transition will be somewhat easier than if you had lost your job altogether. When parents return to work after taking a career break for childcare reasons, they will usually find that getting back on track with their careers is eased by their employer's understanding and willingness to help them 'pick up the reins' again. If you are aiming to go back to work for a new employer, after a period of unemployment these tips for writing a Job Application Letter will help you to get that part right, but read on for more help.For some advertised jobs, you need to know about filling in a job application form. You may be asked to contact the employer to get a copy of the application form in the first instance, but if you need to fill in an application form to apply for the job, these are the main things to think about. Get this right and the rest is easy.