Earl Said:

PT/FT Job search in London -Human Resource?

We Answered:

There are SO many recruitment agencies out there, that trying a couple is not enough especially as there are SO many non mainstream ones.
That's not to say a small business is not legit or good but there are some very strange ones with hardly any clients out there!


Try these:
HAYS
WORKMATE
REED
TATE
EDEN BROWN
MANPOWER
Some other people I worked with also said try Addecco and Brook Street. I have never found them great but some people do.

You can but try. Stick with ones on the high street that's what I say.
Google all of the above and give them a call!
I am a receptionist/PA/Admin and these agencies all deal with office services. I have also been a temp for the last 4 years, swang myself around London 20 times over going to recruitment agencies. So now I stick with the ones I know.

Good Luck!
Any other info you need, please feel free to email me!

Ashley Said:

where can i get help in my job search in london plz ?

We Answered:

fish4jobs.co.uk.

Constance Said:

i am searching for job in london. i dont have experience in IT, but i am an IT graduate.?

We Answered:

http://www.londoncareers.net/MW/jobs/sea…

Gerald Said:

A good website for job searching n London?

We Answered:

You could try fish4jobs.co.uk, gives you jobs available in London. Just click on the right hand side where it should say browse by location, and click London. Hope this helps :)

Bertha Said:

to search a job in london?

We Answered:

The best way create your CV at monster.co.uk and post it with your related jobs and if you are in UK then you will get reponse.

Regards
Sumair

Yvonne Said:

job search in london, kentucky?

We Answered:

There are limited jobs out there for your age group because of Kentucky's child labor laws. http://www.labor.ky.gov/ows/employmentst…

Some employers are even backing off hiring until 17, 18 nowadays so they'll have more shift options for working their employees. That leaves a limited market open to you.

Try marketing yourself as a babysitter for your neighborhood. This is what I did. Either American Heart Association or Red Cross offers a first aid course for babysitters (can't remember which). Get certified, then advertise yourself in your neighborhood newsletter/web page or go door-to-door with flyers.

Yard work/mow lawns. This is what my brother did. Be professional and you could end up with enough repeat customers for several summers. You can also rake in the fall, help lay mulch in spring and fall, clean up in the fall and spring, &/or shovel snow in the winter. Advertise yourself in your neighborhood association's newsletter/web page or go door-to-door with flyers.

No fast food, okay. What about a grocery store? I had friends who worked as baggers/stockers. Or what about food service at a nursing home or hospital? One of our local hospital hires 17 year olds to take the food trays from the kitchen to the patients. No cooking, just delivering.

Retail...may be harder to get because you are competing with adults and people with degrees.

Watch for help wanted" signs as you are out and about. Look through the local papers' classifieds. You'll probably put in applications at more than one place. Dress nicely when called back and act professional. Be prepared that you may have get turned down several times before you get an offer.

Salvador Said:

study in london and job opportunity?

We Answered:

now in U.K after your m.s. they are giving PSW i.e post study work which is valid for 2 years.
in that two years you can work full time and settle down and you can convert your visa from tier-4 to tier-1.

good luck

Ranjith
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www.flamingoconsultants.com