Theresa Said:

Job search question - How can I provide references for my last company if they do not allow it?

We Answered:

You list the number to the HR department and tell the potential employer of their policy when you interview - it's not unusual for a company to have this policy so it should not be a problem.

Tanya Said:

who knows of an Employment Company that will search for a job for me?

We Answered:

Look in the yellow pages for an employment agency and they will find and place you in a job for a small fee.

Yvonne Said:

Has anyone heard of a 90 day job search with your company and do I have the right to sue?

We Answered:

That sounds like a company policy, they will spend 90 days trying to find you a position within the company, if after that 90 days they don't have one, then they will terminate you.

Myrtle Said:

How do you do a job search without your current company knowing?

We Answered:

Most managers/HR professionals will understand your situation. Ask if you can do an after hours interview. Explain to them that you don't have time off available and you're swamped at work (bonus points) so it's difficult to get out before 5 pm. Or ask for a lunch interview. HR understands your predicament and will usually be willing to accommodate. If you DO get an interview, let them know that you don't want to jeopardize your current position and you'd prefer they not contact them. Make sure you have plenty of other decent references to provide.

Anne Said:

What is the job search company that has a kangaroo as it's logo?

We Answered:

Postaroo.com?

Tamara Said:

Does anyone know a website with direct links to company job search and benefits page?

We Answered:

Try CareerGeorge.com - its a free website for users.

CareerGeorge.com is a site that lists Fortune 500 companies and direct links to those companies' Job Search Pages and Benefits Pages - so jobseekers can easily look for and apply to jobs.

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