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DWP Recruiting Again - 2012
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I think I may be on the reserve list for a very long time then......:(0
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It'd be unfair if they made me accept my home district and travel over an hour to work when the neighbouring district is more convenient.... I applied for both, I should be assessed for both.
Fair point, but I can see both sides of the argument.
So am I right in thinking your home district is Black Country, but it would be easier for you to travel to an office under Birmingham & Solihull? Or is it the other way round?
I wonder if they go by districts to people who have to sign on? If so, over an hour to sign on if you live in your area is a p*ss take!
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I got an offer - am thrilled!!0
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Janabiyah-Jane wrote: »MarkyMark can you confirm that you have been given an offer from Derbyshire with a score of 31.. (which is what one of your earlier posts says)?
I have been put on the reserve list with a score of 38! Seems odd:shocked:
What? Really? I know of another person who got an offer with 36. Is it definitely just based on interview and not on application and test scores?
I admit I wasn't totally honest with my interview scores, purely because of the abuse I took when I put my application scores on. I didn't want to admit I'd scored relatively poorly and leave myself open to people gloating. Sorry. I figured if I didn't get an offer I'd just fade into the background and never post again..!0 -
lassie_come_home wrote: »I got an offer - am thrilled!!
Well done lassie I still havent heard anything yet.0 -
Just a quick question. The people who have been accepted for E.London with 40 and 39. What are the first letters of your surname?
Wonder if they are doing all the offers/declines in alphabetical order or if they are sending out all provisional offers first and then declines after
I think it is based on score. I got mine (40) and then I heard of 39.0 -
East London
Just been put on the reserve list with a score of 35.
F**K!
Me too with 32. Disappointed but least theres still hope. Plus if people have chose more than one district then they can only accept 1 so places should be freed up.
Im going to call dwp helpline tomorrow to see if i can find out what number i am on waiting list0 -
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