EmPLOYMENT!!!!!!!!!?
Q. could/have you ever or could/would you ever date someone that was unemployed? Qualification: they are only 'temporarily' unemployed (think about our economy...it may happen to any one!!!) but temporary can be any where form a week to whenever...does it make you think less of that person...would you give them a chance or would you move on? i know that this is not an ideal situation to be in but you never know IF you may find youself in this situation as i add this i have trepidation...i don't need people to tell me that i haven't done what i can do (because i HAVE!!!)...this is the second time that i have found myself unemployed in the last 5 yrs now...the first was before i graduated college (14months) and now i am going on 6 months...beli [cont.]
Asked by CHIcon - Sat Jan 5 04:33:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would and have and I'd be a hypocrite if I said no because I'm currently unemployed haha :D.So that would be a deffinate yes but either way I still wouldn't hold that againts anyone and not just because I'm unemployed but because when it comes to love,are you really going to let anything get in the way of that?i wouldn't ^-^.
Answered by Duff Boy Gio - Sat Jan 5 05:30:35 2008
Q. could/have you ever or could/would you ever date someone that was unemployed? Qualification: they are only 'temporarily' unemployed (think about our economy...it may happen to any one!!!) but temporary can be any where form a week to whenever...does it make you think less of that person...would you give them a chance or would you move on? i know that this is not an ideal situation to be in but you never know IF you may find youself in this situation as i add this i have trepidation...i don't need people to tell me that i haven't done what i can do (because i HAVE!!!)...this is the second time that i have found myself unemployed in the last 5 yrs now...the first was before i graduated college (14months) and now i am going on 6 months...beli [cont.]
Asked by CHIcon - Sat Jan 5 04:33:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would and have and I'd be a hypocrite if I said no because I'm currently unemployed haha :D.So that would be a deffinate yes but either way I still wouldn't hold that againts anyone and not just because I'm unemployed but because when it comes to love,are you really going to let anything get in the way of that?i wouldn't ^-^.
Answered by Duff Boy Gio - Sat Jan 5 05:30:35 2008
What can Jobseekers and Employment Agencies do to avoid being FOOL by COMPANIES?
Q. When companies advertise for job openings the salary budget is "Negotiable". Then they get the employment agencies to help them to source for the same openings but setting different salary budgets for different employment agencies to work on. Currently employment agencies Do Not Disclose Companies Name" to jobseekers they represent. Consequently the same jobseeker may be sending to the same "Company" directly or through different employment agencies with different salary budgets. 1) Now if you are the Company receiving the same CVs from the same jobseeker with different salary budget via different sources what will you think and do with the same jobseeker ? 2) If you are a Jobseeker, do you think you will get the job ? 3) If you are… [cont.]
Asked by fan - Fri Apr 30 03:16:19 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As a jobseeker you don't really have anything to negotiate with. A company that wants to recruit at the lowest possible rate will be able to do so. If they don't pay enough to retain high quality staff, they will eventually suffer - but that can take years, or even decades. Agencies are more interested in how many people they place than in whether their placements are in good jobs they will stay with. The only thing you can do is to keep looking until you find something. And then, if it isn't good enough, continue looking.
Answered by synopsis - Fri Apr 30 04:19:19 2010
Q. When companies advertise for job openings the salary budget is "Negotiable". Then they get the employment agencies to help them to source for the same openings but setting different salary budgets for different employment agencies to work on. Currently employment agencies Do Not Disclose Companies Name" to jobseekers they represent. Consequently the same jobseeker may be sending to the same "Company" directly or through different employment agencies with different salary budgets. 1) Now if you are the Company receiving the same CVs from the same jobseeker with different salary budget via different sources what will you think and do with the same jobseeker ? 2) If you are a Jobseeker, do you think you will get the job ? 3) If you are… [cont.]
Asked by fan - Fri Apr 30 03:16:19 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As a jobseeker you don't really have anything to negotiate with. A company that wants to recruit at the lowest possible rate will be able to do so. If they don't pay enough to retain high quality staff, they will eventually suffer - but that can take years, or even decades. Agencies are more interested in how many people they place than in whether their placements are in good jobs they will stay with. The only thing you can do is to keep looking until you find something. And then, if it isn't good enough, continue looking.
Answered by synopsis - Fri Apr 30 04:19:19 2010
What employment opportunities does a Biology degree open up?
Q. I'm planning to major in both Biology and Psychology, with hope of going to medical or grad school to study the nervous system. If I don't make it into grad school for whatever reason, what other employment opportunities would be available with these degrees?
Asked by Jake S - Sat May 1 18:38:55 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I asked myself the same question, as I plan to enter med school after completing my bachelors as well. I couldn't find anything that interested me (or paid decently). I don't think a straight biology degree will make you very competitive in the job market (or a med school application for that matter). Anyways, I decided to get my major in biotechnology. You will get all of the required classes for medical school, be able to find a job after graduation of your bachelors, and I think be more competitive...
Answered by twinstor - Sat May 1 20:05:34 2010
Q. I'm planning to major in both Biology and Psychology, with hope of going to medical or grad school to study the nervous system. If I don't make it into grad school for whatever reason, what other employment opportunities would be available with these degrees?
Asked by Jake S - Sat May 1 18:38:55 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I asked myself the same question, as I plan to enter med school after completing my bachelors as well. I couldn't find anything that interested me (or paid decently). I don't think a straight biology degree will make you very competitive in the job market (or a med school application for that matter). Anyways, I decided to get my major in biotechnology. You will get all of the required classes for medical school, be able to find a job after graduation of your bachelors, and I think be more competitive...
Answered by twinstor - Sat May 1 20:05:34 2010
Are the employment prospects for the field of graphic design good?
Q. Does this area offer a steady and secure career? Or is it hard to find and keep employment in this area?
Asked by BarryBadrinath - Tue Apr 29 18:15:02 2008 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I don't see any problems...remember graphic design doesn't HAVE to be localized to where you are living now (you didn't specify "this area"). I have clients all over the US/Canada (and occasionally some abroad). If is more important that YOU are good in the field. I am an Art Director for a TV station but I've had jobs in other fields...graphic design doesn't mean agency work - you can also work as an in-house designer. I've never not been able to find work. When I was unemployed I did freelance. I am finding the Hispanic market quite lucrative.
Answered by AibreanStudio - Thu May 1 13:50:26 2008
Q. Does this area offer a steady and secure career? Or is it hard to find and keep employment in this area?
Asked by BarryBadrinath - Tue Apr 29 18:15:02 2008 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I don't see any problems...remember graphic design doesn't HAVE to be localized to where you are living now (you didn't specify "this area"). I have clients all over the US/Canada (and occasionally some abroad). If is more important that YOU are good in the field. I am an Art Director for a TV station but I've had jobs in other fields...graphic design doesn't mean agency work - you can also work as an in-house designer. I've never not been able to find work. When I was unemployed I did freelance. I am finding the Hispanic market quite lucrative.
Answered by AibreanStudio - Thu May 1 13:50:26 2008
What is the minimum length of employment needed for eligibility of unemployment benefits?
Q. I've been working for a school district since January. I was given a layoff notice this week, and was wondering if I'm eligible for benefits even though I'll only have a total of 5 months of employment with this district. I've tried looking at the website for california's unemployment benefits program, but did not see anything about needing a minimum length of employment.
Asked by youblinkyoumiss - Wed May 13 21:37:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmm. There are distinctive eligibility requirements for school employees. There's charts and additional information at the DoL site below which might be of help: Of course you can always apply for benefits. If you are eligible, you will get them, and if not, you will be denied. There is no penalty for applyng if you are not eligible, as long as your application information is truthful.
Answered by Piggiepants - Thu May 14 00:12:26 2009
Q. I've been working for a school district since January. I was given a layoff notice this week, and was wondering if I'm eligible for benefits even though I'll only have a total of 5 months of employment with this district. I've tried looking at the website for california's unemployment benefits program, but did not see anything about needing a minimum length of employment.
Asked by youblinkyoumiss - Wed May 13 21:37:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmm. There are distinctive eligibility requirements for school employees. There's charts and additional information at the DoL site below which might be of help: Of course you can always apply for benefits. If you are eligible, you will get them, and if not, you will be denied. There is no penalty for applyng if you are not eligible, as long as your application information is truthful.
Answered by Piggiepants - Thu May 14 00:12:26 2009
will my macys employment discount work with other coupons and merchandise already discounted?
Q. I was wondering if my macys employment discount would work on already discounted items on the sale racks. Also, if it would work with international visitors pass, all-day savings pass, etc?? Let me know. Thanks!
Asked by Joe P - Mon Nov 9 19:42:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i believe it works on sales items but not in combination with actual coupons, it's considered double dipping
Answered by kelsey - Mon Nov 9 19:55:55 2009
Q. I was wondering if my macys employment discount would work on already discounted items on the sale racks. Also, if it would work with international visitors pass, all-day savings pass, etc?? Let me know. Thanks!
Asked by Joe P - Mon Nov 9 19:42:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i believe it works on sales items but not in combination with actual coupons, it's considered double dipping
Answered by kelsey - Mon Nov 9 19:55:55 2009
What are the employment protection agencies are there in the Washington state?
Q. What are the employment protection agencies are there in the Washington state? I have a family member who gets abused by her boss, who fabricates false information to her boss in order to fire her. I know that there are government agencies that protect employees from this kind of abuse by meeting and talking with them and consult on how to deal with these kind of issues. I cannot find them anywhere though. Can you help me, please? Thank you in advance.
Asked by Val T - Mon Dec 3 20:52:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Washington State Human Rights
Answered by twinkles - Mon Dec 3 21:02:48 2007
Q. What are the employment protection agencies are there in the Washington state? I have a family member who gets abused by her boss, who fabricates false information to her boss in order to fire her. I know that there are government agencies that protect employees from this kind of abuse by meeting and talking with them and consult on how to deal with these kind of issues. I cannot find them anywhere though. Can you help me, please? Thank you in advance.
Asked by Val T - Mon Dec 3 20:52:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Washington State Human Rights
Answered by twinkles - Mon Dec 3 21:02:48 2007
Temporary work through employment agencies. What are the consequences of leaving the agency for the employer?
Q. I have temporary work through an employment agency. There is a possibility that the company have permanent positions but I have been told that the agency will charge the company if I start to work for them directly. Does any anyone know the rules around this?
Asked by markkaz - Fri Sep 4 13:58:52 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the company hired you through the temp agency, they know what the rules and ramifications are for hiring you as a regular employee. If they offer you the job, take it and let them deal with the employment agency. The agency is just protecting themselves from losing the revenue they get by having you work through their agency. Companies pay temp agencies for the employees that are hired as long as they are in temporary status. And, this is much cheaper than paying for all of your benefits as a regular employee. It's also a lot easier for them to dismiss you for any reason if either you don't work out or they just don't have the work for you any more. If they feel that they want you on as a regular employee, they can then invest that… [cont.]
Answered by Paul in San Diego - Fri Sep 4 14:17:49 2009
Q. I have temporary work through an employment agency. There is a possibility that the company have permanent positions but I have been told that the agency will charge the company if I start to work for them directly. Does any anyone know the rules around this?
Asked by markkaz - Fri Sep 4 13:58:52 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the company hired you through the temp agency, they know what the rules and ramifications are for hiring you as a regular employee. If they offer you the job, take it and let them deal with the employment agency. The agency is just protecting themselves from losing the revenue they get by having you work through their agency. Companies pay temp agencies for the employees that are hired as long as they are in temporary status. And, this is much cheaper than paying for all of your benefits as a regular employee. It's also a lot easier for them to dismiss you for any reason if either you don't work out or they just don't have the work for you any more. If they feel that they want you on as a regular employee, they can then invest that… [cont.]
Answered by Paul in San Diego - Fri Sep 4 14:17:49 2009
What is the general level of employment that is below waiting tables?
Q. Isn't there a single level of employment that includes such positions as busing, dish washing, sweeping parking lots, etc. I thought I heard it referred to as general utility work but I'm not sure enough to put it on an application and I am really searching for a job but probably don't have enough formal employment experience to land a job waiting tables. Thanks.
Asked by delectable - Fri Jul 11 21:24:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some people go directly to waiting tables; it's in how you present yourself, your appearance, speech etc. You are asking a restaurant to let you be their representative to their customers, so you need to look neat, speak clearly and be friendly. Saying you have other experience may help, since you know something about how a restaurant works.
Answered by Wawa - Fri Jul 11 21:41:23 2008
Q. Isn't there a single level of employment that includes such positions as busing, dish washing, sweeping parking lots, etc. I thought I heard it referred to as general utility work but I'm not sure enough to put it on an application and I am really searching for a job but probably don't have enough formal employment experience to land a job waiting tables. Thanks.
Asked by delectable - Fri Jul 11 21:24:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some people go directly to waiting tables; it's in how you present yourself, your appearance, speech etc. You are asking a restaurant to let you be their representative to their customers, so you need to look neat, speak clearly and be friendly. Saying you have other experience may help, since you know something about how a restaurant works.
Answered by Wawa - Fri Jul 11 21:41:23 2008
What are the best employment search engines to use?
Q. I am in the Boston area. I am registered with Accountemps, Kelly Services, Ajilon Finance, Randstad, and other employment agencies. I have exhausted their databases and now I need some new job leads. Can you all suggest any other ones to try?
Asked by Nowhere Man - Tue Jul 22 08:57:50 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you tried www.indeed.com it is a search engine that incorporates all other engines into one ( and some you didn't even know about). Hope you find the career your looking for
Answered by joseph l - Tue Jul 22 09:09:54 2008
Q. I am in the Boston area. I am registered with Accountemps, Kelly Services, Ajilon Finance, Randstad, and other employment agencies. I have exhausted their databases and now I need some new job leads. Can you all suggest any other ones to try?
Asked by Nowhere Man - Tue Jul 22 08:57:50 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you tried www.indeed.com it is a search engine that incorporates all other engines into one ( and some you didn't even know about). Hope you find the career your looking for
Answered by joseph l - Tue Jul 22 09:09:54 2008
Can I cancel an employment visa in UAE which shows a different profession that I'm applying w/ no penalties?
Q. I applied as a staff nurse in UAE but in my employment visa my profession that was written is receptionist/PATIENT. I feel that this is not right, it should be as a nurse. Can I have this employment visa cancelled so I can take another employment visa with a different employer.
Asked by andrew m - Sat Sep 15 21:24:07 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As per the UAE visa regulations an employ cannot be able to cancel the work visa issued on his/her name. Only the employer/sponsor can able to do this. In your case, if you are not interested to join with the current offer just inform them and go for the other offer. But bear in mind that your new visa application will not be approved till the existing visa has not been cancelled. I would suggest you to stick with the current offer and you can able to change/ revise your profession according to your designation in due course with your supporting certificates.
Answered by Zain - Sun Sep 16 05:19:05 2007
Q. I applied as a staff nurse in UAE but in my employment visa my profession that was written is receptionist/PATIENT. I feel that this is not right, it should be as a nurse. Can I have this employment visa cancelled so I can take another employment visa with a different employer.
Asked by andrew m - Sat Sep 15 21:24:07 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As per the UAE visa regulations an employ cannot be able to cancel the work visa issued on his/her name. Only the employer/sponsor can able to do this. In your case, if you are not interested to join with the current offer just inform them and go for the other offer. But bear in mind that your new visa application will not be approved till the existing visa has not been cancelled. I would suggest you to stick with the current offer and you can able to change/ revise your profession according to your designation in due course with your supporting certificates.
Answered by Zain - Sun Sep 16 05:19:05 2007
Is it possible to arrange employment and accommodation in Sydney prior to arrival from overseas?
Q. I have already recently granted Permanent Residence visa of Australia under Class BN Subclass 136 Skilled Independent. Under my visa status I am eligible to live and work anywhere in Australia. I am currently residing in Bangladesh and planning to migrate Australia soon preferably in Sydney. I am exploring the possibility to arrange employment and accommodation in Sydney prior to my arrival.
Asked by nahid - Mon Aug 25 13:47:02 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on your field of work. For example my friend is a lawyer and he was hired through recruiters and video conferencing by one of the top tier firms. It really just depends on the position that you are applying for. It's rare to be hired without a face to face interview. You would not be able to arrange a flat to rent if you are not in Sydney. Most real estate agents will not rent you a flat sight unseen, plus you need to sign documents and show evidence from your employer as to wages etc. Unless you put an ad on and see what you come up with - most flatmates would want to meet you first. The best thing to do would be to send your CV to recruiters - look on and arrange interviews for when you arrive. Arrange to stay in a… [cont.]
Answered by wet26 - Tue Aug 26 06:09:37 2008
Q. I have already recently granted Permanent Residence visa of Australia under Class BN Subclass 136 Skilled Independent. Under my visa status I am eligible to live and work anywhere in Australia. I am currently residing in Bangladesh and planning to migrate Australia soon preferably in Sydney. I am exploring the possibility to arrange employment and accommodation in Sydney prior to my arrival.
Asked by nahid - Mon Aug 25 13:47:02 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on your field of work. For example my friend is a lawyer and he was hired through recruiters and video conferencing by one of the top tier firms. It really just depends on the position that you are applying for. It's rare to be hired without a face to face interview. You would not be able to arrange a flat to rent if you are not in Sydney. Most real estate agents will not rent you a flat sight unseen, plus you need to sign documents and show evidence from your employer as to wages etc. Unless you put an ad on and see what you come up with - most flatmates would want to meet you first. The best thing to do would be to send your CV to recruiters - look on and arrange interviews for when you arrive. Arrange to stay in a… [cont.]
Answered by wet26 - Tue Aug 26 06:09:37 2008
How do seasonal and temporary employment contracts work in reference to unemployment benefits?
Q. If I take a job that is listed as seasonal and am hired knowing this will I still be eligable to file for unemployment insurance when the season is over or the time has lapsed that the contracted employment was for?
Asked by CM - Sun Aug 16 20:03:56 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Although specific eligibility requirements vary from state to state, most states have the same basic standards for collecting unemployment benefits. They include: -You must be unemployed or working less than full time -You must meet certain income requirements -You must be ready, willing, and able to work -You must have involuntarily left your job In general, you won't be eligible for benefits if: -You quit your job simply because you didn't like it -You're fired for committing a crime (e.g., stealing) -You've never worked before For more information, contact your state's local employment office. You can also look in the state government section of your phone book under Unemployment Insurance, Unemployment… [cont.]
Answered by Anna K. P - Mon Aug 17 13:27:47 2009
Q. If I take a job that is listed as seasonal and am hired knowing this will I still be eligable to file for unemployment insurance when the season is over or the time has lapsed that the contracted employment was for?
Asked by CM - Sun Aug 16 20:03:56 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Anna K. P - Mon Aug 17 13:27:47 2009
How do you start looking for employment at Companies ?
Q. I got a degree in Business Communication and management, i'm currently looking for jobs at a Company doing sales or merchandising at clothing or some sort music brand companies. What suggestions have you got, where do i start ? (sorrry, i have trouble with his whole employment business)
Asked by No way out - Sun Dec 27 15:48:45 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Places to begin would include: Places that hold lots of meetings (business conferences) Advertising agencies Drug companies <<< BIG pay check Hospitals Radio (there must be several stations in your area) Real good experience--Wal-Mart (as a product demo person). Hey-- don't knock it. You will be out there communicating with people the product you are selling.
Answered by Michael - Sun Dec 27 19:49:44 2009
Q. I got a degree in Business Communication and management, i'm currently looking for jobs at a Company doing sales or merchandising at clothing or some sort music brand companies. What suggestions have you got, where do i start ? (sorrry, i have trouble with his whole employment business)
Asked by No way out - Sun Dec 27 15:48:45 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Places to begin would include: Places that hold lots of meetings (business conferences) Advertising agencies Drug companies <<< BIG pay check Hospitals Radio (there must be several stations in your area) Real good experience--Wal-Mart (as a product demo person). Hey-- don't knock it. You will be out there communicating with people the product you are selling.
Answered by Michael - Sun Dec 27 19:49:44 2009
How do I find out my employment history with a closed down resteraunt?
Q. I work for Bennigans in southern Florida when it was a corporation and now the company has gone bankrupt. I need to find out my employment dates. Thanks!
Asked by carly h - Mon Jul 20 17:08:40 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hello Carly: Your best bet is to use your old W-2's (from your tax returns) to piece together the dates. Approximate dates (month & year) are okay for prospective employers. They won't be able to verify with anyone at Bennigan's anyway, since they're out of business. If it was more than 3 years ago, your references aren't going to include any of those people either, unless you still work with some of those people at other places, since leaving Bennigans. Also, the Social Security administration would have the dates of Bennigan's contributions to your SS accounts. You can request a copy of the contributions report from Social Security under the social security number used for those earnings. Good luck in your search.
Answered by Management Mom - Mon Jul 20 17:55:44 2009
Q. I work for Bennigans in southern Florida when it was a corporation and now the company has gone bankrupt. I need to find out my employment dates. Thanks!
Asked by carly h - Mon Jul 20 17:08:40 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hello Carly: Your best bet is to use your old W-2's (from your tax returns) to piece together the dates. Approximate dates (month & year) are okay for prospective employers. They won't be able to verify with anyone at Bennigan's anyway, since they're out of business. If it was more than 3 years ago, your references aren't going to include any of those people either, unless you still work with some of those people at other places, since leaving Bennigans. Also, the Social Security administration would have the dates of Bennigan's contributions to your SS accounts. You can request a copy of the contributions report from Social Security under the social security number used for those earnings. Good luck in your search.
Answered by Management Mom - Mon Jul 20 17:55:44 2009
How can I go about verifying employment for a potential tenant?
Q. I am renting out my condo on my own and am wondering how I can verify employment. Are there certain questions I can and can't ask? Do I have to have the renter sign anything?
Asked by js - Sat Jan 10 19:21:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. recent paystub is perfectly legal
Answered by Joey - Sat Jan 10 21:33:13 2009
Q. I am renting out my condo on my own and am wondering how I can verify employment. Are there certain questions I can and can't ask? Do I have to have the renter sign anything?
Asked by js - Sat Jan 10 19:21:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. recent paystub is perfectly legal
Answered by Joey - Sat Jan 10 21:33:13 2009
What is the salary of an employment specialist?
Q. I interviewed for an employment specialist position in a halfway house and of course one of the questions was what type of salary am I seeking? Suggestions please I stated negotiable but I want to know what is the going salary.
Asked by zpoetress - Thu Feb 7 17:31:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On average: 1st year= 33,919 1-4 yrs = 37,338 5-9 yrs=47,136 10-15 yrs=52,045 20+ yrs=56,662
Answered by Guy O - Thu Feb 7 17:42:09 2008
Q. I interviewed for an employment specialist position in a halfway house and of course one of the questions was what type of salary am I seeking? Suggestions please I stated negotiable but I want to know what is the going salary.
Asked by zpoetress - Thu Feb 7 17:31:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On average: 1st year= 33,919 1-4 yrs = 37,338 5-9 yrs=47,136 10-15 yrs=52,045 20+ yrs=56,662
Answered by Guy O - Thu Feb 7 17:42:09 2008
Where or How do those online sites get your employment information?
Q. The online sites that charge a fee to view past employment history, where or how do they get this information. I thought employment history was somewhat confidential? Thanks
Asked by Sam Peters - Tue Mar 30 11:01:39 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually via your credit history. Every time you fill out a credit app you are asked where you work. That data goes on your credit history.
Answered by WRG - Tue Mar 30 11:09:19 2010
Q. The online sites that charge a fee to view past employment history, where or how do they get this information. I thought employment history was somewhat confidential? Thanks
Asked by Sam Peters - Tue Mar 30 11:01:39 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually via your credit history. Every time you fill out a credit app you are asked where you work. That data goes on your credit history.
Answered by WRG - Tue Mar 30 11:09:19 2010
What are some good alternatives to finding employment?
Q. I just moved to an area where there aren't a lot of jobs (no surprises in this economy). Do you have any suggestions for creative ways to seek employment?
Asked by Gone Fishing - Sun Feb 8 19:47:19 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In today's economy people are not willing to hire, but that does not mean that every business is at a loss. Without knowing your age or location it is hard to give you perfect advice but in general if you are willing to spend some money to start your own business, a franchise is always the best decision during a recession. Decent food for reasonable prices, plus minimum wage workers and a guaranteed supplier can not be beat. A friend of mine owns a burger king, kfc, and soon checkers and he is doing great. You only need a charter from the company and a solid business plan. If you dont have the capital to start your own business there is always the option of working from a home office or pc. Become a day trader online or branch out and… [cont.]
Answered by bogart033 - Sun Feb 8 19:58:40 2009
Q. I just moved to an area where there aren't a lot of jobs (no surprises in this economy). Do you have any suggestions for creative ways to seek employment?
Asked by Gone Fishing - Sun Feb 8 19:47:19 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In today's economy people are not willing to hire, but that does not mean that every business is at a loss. Without knowing your age or location it is hard to give you perfect advice but in general if you are willing to spend some money to start your own business, a franchise is always the best decision during a recession. Decent food for reasonable prices, plus minimum wage workers and a guaranteed supplier can not be beat. A friend of mine owns a burger king, kfc, and soon checkers and he is doing great. You only need a charter from the company and a solid business plan. If you dont have the capital to start your own business there is always the option of working from a home office or pc. Become a day trader online or branch out and… [cont.]
Answered by bogart033 - Sun Feb 8 19:58:40 2009
How long does it take to get employment visa?
Q. I signed an offer with a premium hotel in Dubai & they are applying the employment visa, on my behalf. How long does it take generally & maximum how much time it can take?My present company needs a month notice period, to get a release letter. Will it be wise to put down the papers after I receive the visa?Or putting down the papers right now is advisable?
Asked by Gaurav Ghosh - Sat Sep 26 23:01:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. To issue an employment entry permit to the UAE usually takes 2-3 weeks if all docs are in order. When you should resign from your current job, depends on the date you are suppose to start your new position. Do you still have any leave days left? If yes, don't forget to deduct the same of the 30 days notice.
Answered by H - Sun Sep 27 07:45:10 2009
Q. I signed an offer with a premium hotel in Dubai & they are applying the employment visa, on my behalf. How long does it take generally & maximum how much time it can take?My present company needs a month notice period, to get a release letter. Will it be wise to put down the papers after I receive the visa?Or putting down the papers right now is advisable?
Asked by Gaurav Ghosh - Sat Sep 26 23:01:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. To issue an employment entry permit to the UAE usually takes 2-3 weeks if all docs are in order. When you should resign from your current job, depends on the date you are suppose to start your new position. Do you still have any leave days left? If yes, don't forget to deduct the same of the 30 days notice.
Answered by H - Sun Sep 27 07:45:10 2009
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