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"The Charity Shop".

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  • Savvy_Sue
    Savvy_Sue Posts: 47,845 Forumite
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    assj wrote: »
    Unfortunately unless it pays my wages I can't afford to.
    paddyrg wrote: »
    I'm sure they'll be pleased for a couple of hours sorting on a Tuesday evening, or a couple of hours on a Saturday/other day. I just can't see you 'getting' a charity shop without some familiarity with the sector, so seeing if there's a route to go about getting you there!
    And that could be a route to getting paid employment within a charity shop: most have at least a paid manager and experience would definitely be advisable!
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  • Okay - good idea! I don't know how to approach it really.
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