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Hi Daniel,
Please check this thread here http://forums.learnist.org/jobs/primark-job-application-form/
thank you
New xmas jobs has been posted
http://forums.learnist.org/christmas-jobs/birmingham-christmas-jobs-payroll-assistant-temporary/Job Title Multidrop driver
Salary/rate £6.50/hour
Location St Neots, Cambridgeshire
Posted Just Added!
Job Type TemporaryMy client based in St Neots. Cambs, are looking for multidrop drivers to deliver around 70-90 parcels a day in all surrounding areas. They are about to hit their busiest period and are looking for reliable drivers up until christmas.
Requirements:
Previous experience in a similar role
Safety boots must be worn at all times.
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REGISTER YOUR CV AND APPLYJob Title 7.5t Multi Drop Driver
Salary/rate £7 – £8/hour
Location Reading, Berkshire
Posted Just Added!My Client is a market leading distribution company that works throughout the RG, SL, GU postcode regions. They are looking for experienced multi drop drivers to deliver approximately 50 items per day, mainly from Amazon, within a region mapped out to make this possible. Digi-tacho card is preferred and these can be aquired in just 2-3wks. Drivers with the above experience should apply immediately. Obviously the very busy christmas period on the horizon, alot of drivers are required.
Job Type Contract
Contract Length 3 months
Start Date ASAP // REGISTER YOUR CV AND APPLYHi guys,
Here are some more christmas jobs 2011! Let us know if you are going to apply or want more!!
Data Inputer – Christmas 2011 – Cambridge Jobs
Telesales – £6.50 per hour – Great Leighs – Chelmsford – Essex – Xmas
Warehouse Operative Burnley , Lancashire – Xmas 2011
Part Time Administrator – Christmas – Poole, Dorset
Class C+E Drivers – £500 week – Driver Jobs
Warehouse operative required – Temporary Christmas
7.5 Tonne Drivers Required – Christmas 2011
Network Supervision Support Administrator – Manchester – Christmas
Christmas temp jobs – Sales Administrator – immediate startYou can read about asda jobs here and asda application form here.
Since 2010 Asda is not really accepting printed app. forms but some stores are still ok with it.
If you are applying for a checkout assistant or customer service advisor roles then those forms are ok to use.
Online applications are mostly for managers and supervisors actually.
Good luck Ceren.
It sounds like you’ve been head-hunted, but it’s very unusual that they wouldn’t provide you with a full brief and job description. Personally I would contact the person who has contacted you, and ask for a full job description so that you can better understand the role which you might be applying for. That’s not an unreasonable or inappropriate request.
It is very unlikely that the person who has contacted you would describe an induction or 2.5 hour training session as an interview. Instead it might be an interview/introduction to the company. The only other thing you can do is to continue with your research online or maybe ring the company and see if you can speak to someone actually working in the department you are proposed to be.
Good luck!
its very easy to resign from a job. the difficult thing is to get the job!)
check here Resignation Letters
don’ forget to Give two weeks notice
you might need some Reasons to quit a job
just tell them that you don’t want to for for sainsburys anymore, im sure they will fill your space in a sec.
hi kerry,
they no longer accept written job applications. you would need to go to sainsburys job site online and seach vacancies and apply to the ones that are suitable for you.
here is where you need to go http://www2.sainsburys.co.uk/aboutus/recruitment/careers_new.htm
one of my friend work in sainsburys and she seems like she loves it. the shifts are horrible as any other employer probably. its very dynamic and friendly atmophere, you feel like you don’t want your shift to finish… you may even say that you born to work in sainsburys.
Courage, dedication, determination, patience, the keys to work in this company.
i d recommend you to apply for a position there and get it if you can and never leave again…
finding a job is very hard these days and it will be even harder very soon. good luck……..
Your jobseekers payments are based on the length of time that you are out of work, and requires evidence to prove that you are genuinely seeking new employment. It has nothing to do with your redundancy payments, and unless you are claiming inappropriately you should not need to make any repayments to HMRC… and that includes any free training you have been given by Job Centre.
As you don’t have experience dealing with the rehabilitation and social work, you will probably have to get some formal training behind you. It may be worth doing some voluntary work first to get your foot in the door (and make sure it’s something you really want to do before you retrain!)
The only place I know that offer free training programmes is the Job Centre. You should visit their website or pop into your local Job Centre and discuss the options available to you. I think they might only be available to people in search of work, but as you’re doing so few hours they might have something. There are probably grants available for self improvement from various places too, so do a search from there too.
If you’re prepared to retrain and/or take lower salaries, perhaps you ought to try positions which are more in demand in the market place. You have not detailed the experience you have or the type of roles you are applying for, but I know that even in this current market there are many vacancies in retail, restaurants and care roles. You mentioned nursing homes, perhaps care work might be a good start? With your managerial experience it might not be long before you’re working your way up the ladder.
