Cant get help at all.........!

PRINCESSX87

debt12 wrote: »

Grace 1990 says:
I'm not the one looking for a job though am I? I have money to live on, I am not one of these people who can't even provide for themselves.
I would say Grace if you have not got anything better to do than come on here and put people down then please do not bother!
Princessx87 - I admire your spirit and determination and hope you both find something soon but please do not be put off by other small minded people, for every one there is another five sitting here ready to give you support.

Thank you!

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grace1990 wrote: »

I'm not the one looking for a job though am I? I have money to live on, I am not one of these people who can't even provide for themselves.

wow snobby - you dont have to be a perfect speller to get a job - trust me on that. Quit being disrespectful and offer some constructive advice.

grace1990

You say you ran a business, then why not start another, that way you would be able to work the hours you want. I don't think your partner will find a good job at the job centre, when I was in charge of HR in my uncles company we only advertised through the job centre as a last resort.

lozza1985

Depending upon the type of job though it will be advertised in the job centre, if it doesn't require specific skills, and is minimum wage/slightly above - which might not be a great job but that is all some people want in any case! Money isn't everything, so long as you have enough to pay the bills & you enjoy your job what's wrong with that? More money doesn't always equate to job satisfaction!

Definately check the local papers though, and as many websites as you can!

I hope you find something soon princess - I've been lucky fortunately in that when I was struggling to find a full-time job after finishing university I was still at home, but now I have a mortgage it is quite scary as my workplace have recently made some people redundant, fingers crossed that is the last of them.

PRINCESSX87

lozza1985 wrote: »

Depending upon the type of job though it will be advertised in the job centre, if it doesn't require specific skills, and is minimum wage/slightly above - which might not be a great job but that is all some people want in any case! Money isn't everything, so long as you have enough to pay the bills & you enjoy your job what's wrong with that? More money doesn't always equate to job satisfaction!

Definately check the local papers though, and as many websites as you can!

I hope you find something soon princess - I've been lucky fortunately in that when I was struggling to find a full-time job after finishing university I was still at home, but now I have a mortgage it is quite scary as my workplace have recently made some people redundant, fingers crossed that is the last of them.

Hiya hope everything turns out ok for you, Everywhere is the same...Quiet scary, as the nursey that i post in my beofre post has had to drop 5 members of staff tonight, Lucky i didn't go for that job, This is what confused me earlier tho,

Why advertise for staff, and then 3 weeks later let people go?

allIcouldwishfor

Maybe due to the way things are at the moment, some working parents find themselves out of work and no longer requiring the nursery's services?

realshannon

Sorry, Grace1990 but to advertise in the jobcentre is free, so why not? It is better to advertise in a variety of mediums to attract people with different skills - people who are in work and hate their jobs do actually visit jobcentres and/or visit the website. and why wouldnt you find a good job there? All government agencies, for example, advertise through the JC and all the local newspapers are available to read, which saves money AND some staff are very helpful. It is a target driven environment like anything else. Points mean prizes, if they can fill a vacancy from their advert link all the better