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All I can tell the OP is that the system has become a complete joke. Place blame where it needs to be (including yourself if you have to) but at the end of the day remember it's not you.
Nonsense. Many younger people cannot lift 75 lbs, or have poor vision (which is corrected with glasses). Standing on the feet for 4 hours is no big deal, have you not seen people in their 70s that are ushers at the baseball game? Many people in their early 60s grew up with computers as they developed and have kept up with the technology. Bend, Lift and Reach is also something that a normal healthy person in the early to mid 60s should be able to do. Saying 1-2 years experience means at least, not only. I hired a 54 year old woman for a job that requires lifting 50 lbs and she has done just fine, now 57.
I have seen ads where it means maximum work experience and they stress that using the words "up to" 1-2 years work experience.
Are you over 30 and you only have 1-2 years experience?
I think that job requirement he listed in his OP certainly is targeted towards a YOUNG crowd.
1-2 years experience in that particular job. If it were meant to discriminate against older people, it would say "no more than 10 years of experience".
The requirements in the OP are not all from one job posting but were cherry-picked out of different job postings.
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