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Harness the power of experience.

Manpower's Mature Worker Program provides you with work options and so much more. We value the dedication and strong work ethic of experienced talent and believe your knowledge and abilities are critical to help overcome today's shortage of skilled, reliable workers.

Watch Linda's and Richard's Stories

Mature workers are highly motivated, dependable, and bring decades of experience to the job. Hear from Richard and Linda, who both came back to work for Manpower.

Profile picture of Linda, a Mature Worker00:01:55Linda, a retiree, wanted to return to the workforce in a flexible position that allowed her to keep using her skills while preserving valuable time to spend with her family.
Profile picture of Richard, Manpower Mature Worker Program project manager00:01:59Richard, a Project Manager for the Mature Worker Program at Manpower, describes the value mature workers provide to Manpower.

Our specialized Mature Worker Program offers you:

Staff Recruitment

Dedicated recruiters who understand your needs and wants

Business Services

Expert advice on re-branding yourself

Worker Certification

Training programs to sharpen your skills

INSIGHTS

How to Make a Good First Impression at Work: 7 Tips

Make a good first impression at work by showing up prepared, learning how your team works, communicating professionally and building relationships early. This can help you earn trust and set the stage for workplace success.

What Are Skilled Technical Jobs and How Can I Land One?

Skilled technical jobs combine hands-on manufacturing work with expertise in areas such as automation, robotics and advanced equipment. You can land one through training, certifications, apprenticeships or hands-on experience, often without a four-year degree.

What Are the Most Important Workplace Etiquette Rules?

Workplace etiquette “do’s and don’ts” are especially important for new workers to learn. Some “dos”: show up on time, be a team player, communicate effectively and treat coworkers with respect. “Don’ts” include poor communication, gossiping and making excuses.