Employment & Jobseeking USEFUL LINKS

theseeker1

Great!

Will look on these links. Thanks!

Andmoney

What would people's advice been on using Recruitment Agencies to find work? I am in permanent work currently after leaving uni two years ago but it's quite far from the level I think i should/could be achieving just now. I know that the market is tough and I don't know if it's worth switching to 'temping' to get more experience... I was going to link to a couple I've been looking at but can't because I'm a new member.

clifton_valentine

I've got a disciplinary at work where my manager said I used threatening behaviour towards him , he also said I shouted at him , both these accusations are false . I did raise my voice at him , that was after he swore at me . He then swore at me on 2 more occasions , then had the cheek to say " he felt threatened " . He clearly breached company guidelines , what course of action can I take If disciplined ? ET ?

zzzLazyDaisy

Hi Clifton, I suggest that you start a new thread, as your query is much more likely to be spotted and replied to.

Dx

UKJ

It's been a while since someone posted here but there are some really useful sites at the moment that help speed up your job search. One of the best that I have come across recently is jobvista.co.uk, a job search engine for anyone who's looking for jobs in the UK but not the hassle of going loads of different sites! I don't know how all this stuff works but they seem to be pulling in all available jobs and telling me where they are available in the UK. Once I found the job results I was looking for, the links took me directly to where that jobs was advertised and saved me a heck a lot of time!

jobvista.co.uk was so easy and simple to use and showed me so many relevant results, not like some the others that I've used. So if you want a user friendly job search engine I would say give it a try, makes life much easier and the results are displayed well. There are quite a few out there that are OK, but I've noticed so many seem to be all style and no substance!

There are loads of resources online now, a lot of them free. I think it's great that all you need is an internet connection and bit of patience to find sites to help you with the job search. I don't know how they are able provide this level of support for free bit I'm thankful, times are tough and free online resources like jobvista.co.uk are great and highly recommended!

I.S.

Hello guys! Found out an amazing recruiting site...Looks at its beginnings, but...sneak a pick: arca24.com/job/uk

BTW seems focused on UK at this point!

nopottopisin

i recenltey uploaded cv to mychesterjobs and vacancyhub.co.uk and have received several new job vacancy emails from both

quite impressed thus far

Hugh

bob777

These are some very imformative links. Thanks so very much. :j

lonelyloser

I just wanted to ask a question ..my friend is on jsa and I have offered to pay for a few days holiday for us both. Is he entitled to take a break and still get his money? I was told about a 'UP30' form but can't find it anywhere.He has been out of work for the last 12 months and JSA have him in front of a computer for more than 6 hours a day searching for work that 1 million others are going for...PHEW I also need a break!

familyguy12

LisaKlinton wrote: »

wow what a useful post for job seeker... I am going to checkout these every link.

Why are you posting similiar messages on different threads???