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If you’re looking for an opportunity to work remotely, there’s a good chance you can now find a job that fits your needs. According to a recent Hiring Lab study of job postings on Indeed, there were nearly three times more listings for work from home slots in 2022 than there were in 2019. Older adults could benefit directly from this boom in remote work. Their skills and experience give them the ability to operate effectively and independently outside the office. And the flexibility of working from home offers an appealing pathway toward eventual retirement. These 15 jobs are some of positions where the demand for remote workers is highest. Clicking on the job title will take you to a page on the AARP Job Board that shows postings for comparable positions. Not all of these openings offer remote work opportunities. You may click on Who’s hiring: Advantage Solutions, H&R Block, Marriott International Average pay: $19.08 per hour Search Administrative Assistant jobs With many businesses switching to remote work during the pandemic, “virtual assistants” have seen an explosion in demand recently. In addition to the positions listed on the AARP Job Board, you can also find gig work as an administrative assistant through sites such as Upwork and FlexJobs, though some of these portals charge fees to use their services. Who’s hiring: United Health Group, Verizon Average pay: $48.33 per hour Search Consultant jobs In addition to offering remote work opportunities, consulting also ca...

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