It seems that larger-than-anticipated bills and smaller-than anticipated savings are driving seniors out of retirement and back into the work force. Increased traffic at Robert Skladany’s website, www.retirementjobs.com , is just one indicator of this sudden influx. Mr. Skladany says that the number of people coming out of retirement to re-enter the workforce has roughly doubled in the past year. Additionally, there has also been an increase in the number of unemployed job seekers over the age of 50 who do not consider themselves “retired”. Furthermore, older workers are delaying their retirement dates as due to the decreasing values of their 401(K) accounts. According to a new study by MetLife, current workers between the ages of 55 and 65 expect to keep working until they are 70 while workers over the age of 66 anticipate working until they are 76. Undoubtedly, the US job market is already weak. However, conditions are even worse for older job...