I live in Hawaii, USA and want to go to a school in Australia. Not being a resident makes it quite expensive. If I were to have a job that could transfer there I could work until I can claim residency. I have plans for renewable energy engineering at New South Wales University.|||G%26#039;day,
Please be advised that as an international student, you can only work for a maximum of 20hrs/week during study period, and full-time during holiday period. Therefore you should not depend on the part-time job that you can do while you are an international student in Australia.
Some of the jobs that may be able to earn you good income is admin or data entry jobs.
You can check the Department of Immigration website to confirm this information.
Hope this helps. Good luck for your study and welcome to Australia.
Friday, November 20, 2009
How do I go about searching for a job that pays under the table?
I am a college student living in NorCal, and I am unable to apply for a normal-paying job because of unresolvable residency issues that complicate the process. I%26#039;m in desperate need of income, so I%26#039;ve decided to turn towards jobs with under-the-table payment. My question is, how would one begin to search for a job that pays under-the-table?|||Check small businesses. Like small convenience stores.|||start with small corner markets. also known as mom and pop stores because they%26#039;re usually family owned and operated. They will hire that way because they don%26#039;t bring in much money and they have to pay tax on each employee that they have.|||That is illegal, so you therefore need to find employers who are criminal. Get up early in the morning, and go hang out at Home Depot and wait for somebody who has a day job for you.|||Just ask any illegal immigrants. That is the main way they get paid. And if you are in L.A., contact me and I%26#039;ll see what I can do for you!|||The job usually won%26#039;t be advertised anywhere other than a shop window. The way to find it is the same way most jobs are found - through friends and door-knocking.
Are there other students in the same situation? Try asking them if they know of any jobs. Find out what types of jobs they are doing, and door-knock those types of businesses.
In the 80s I was a jobless foreigner without a greencard in San Francisco. Another Aussie I met was working as a bike courier. His boss didn%26#039;t have any jobs, so I phoned every courier company in the yellow pages, and out of 22 one of them had an opening. Took me 2 days to be (illegally) employed.
The most likely jobs to be under the table are the lowest paid, unfortunately - but knowing that might help you locate them (hint, they are the jobs that most people don%26#039;t want to do...)|||Go to your citys local day laborers center. You can find a steady job doing odd jobs that pay under the table there. Easy as pie.|||You can easily bring in a lot of legitimate cash completing free offers on GPT sites. GPT (Get Paid To) websites are a good and easy way to make fast and free money online. A good site to learn about them is http://www.gptcentral.net/.
Are there other students in the same situation? Try asking them if they know of any jobs. Find out what types of jobs they are doing, and door-knock those types of businesses.
In the 80s I was a jobless foreigner without a greencard in San Francisco. Another Aussie I met was working as a bike courier. His boss didn%26#039;t have any jobs, so I phoned every courier company in the yellow pages, and out of 22 one of them had an opening. Took me 2 days to be (illegally) employed.
The most likely jobs to be under the table are the lowest paid, unfortunately - but knowing that might help you locate them (hint, they are the jobs that most people don%26#039;t want to do...)|||Go to your citys local day laborers center. You can find a steady job doing odd jobs that pay under the table there. Easy as pie.|||You can easily bring in a lot of legitimate cash completing free offers on GPT sites. GPT (Get Paid To) websites are a good and easy way to make fast and free money online. A good site to learn about them is http://www.gptcentral.net/.
What kind of job does our public school system do in teaching history?
I am 60 years old and I have always enjoyed history. From time to time I put questions of history on here and from the answers I get I realize that a lot of people on here have very little knowledge of history. So does our public high schools do a lousy job of teaching history?|||Considering the fact that I know a 16 year old girl who didn%26#039;t know what a Nazi was, I%26#039;ll have to say yes.|||I would say yes. I have been out of school for about 10 years and nothing has stuck in my head about history. Everything that I do know about history I learned in tech school or I researched myself.
What's your job and how do you describe your daily activities?
I am a legal assistant in a government agency. My job is to draft proposals and recommendations on litigation regarding antitrust! Your turn now.|||I am a phone sex operator. I talk to hot and bothered men all night and try to keep them on the line for as long as I can. Sounds easy? Well it isnt! It is really hard trying to keep a man from rushing through sex.....Even on the phone!|||Customer Sercives Rep.....For a Student loan company....take incomeing calles from customer%26#039;s that have and dont have loans threw us....Fill out Pre-APPL for consolidation...let them know about intereset rate%26#039;s monthly payment, fill out call back forms,transfer calls to other departments,verify information with callers|||I%26#039;m a House Wife
My job is to clean up the house and cook dinner (but I enjoy chatting and working on my family tree most of the day)|||I trim bushes...|||sales rep/account manager
drive around all day calling on clients, promoting/selling products
and most importantly, I%26#039;m getting paid for this|||I help my uncle run his vacation resort. Sometimes I really work my *** off, but I often spend a lot of time on the internet doing silly crap like answering silly questions, and downloading music.|||Im a Regional Equipment Engineer in the world%26#039;s largest oil services company. I support all our equipment whether in our yard in Dubai or on the rigs all the way from Egypt up till India.|||Im a tax accountant in a public acct firm. I prepare all sorts of entity taxes, client services and so on. After tax season its smooth sailing for me, just sit back, chill out and spend the money ive earned through overtime.|||I am a counselor for kids who are homeless or runaways. I give them courage and support. I make sure they have someone to talk to like a big sister. I give them guidance that it%26#039;s okay for them to be scared and that they can have someone to lean on for support.
My job is to clean up the house and cook dinner (but I enjoy chatting and working on my family tree most of the day)|||I trim bushes...|||sales rep/account manager
drive around all day calling on clients, promoting/selling products
and most importantly, I%26#039;m getting paid for this|||I help my uncle run his vacation resort. Sometimes I really work my *** off, but I often spend a lot of time on the internet doing silly crap like answering silly questions, and downloading music.|||Im a Regional Equipment Engineer in the world%26#039;s largest oil services company. I support all our equipment whether in our yard in Dubai or on the rigs all the way from Egypt up till India.|||Im a tax accountant in a public acct firm. I prepare all sorts of entity taxes, client services and so on. After tax season its smooth sailing for me, just sit back, chill out and spend the money ive earned through overtime.|||I am a counselor for kids who are homeless or runaways. I give them courage and support. I make sure they have someone to talk to like a big sister. I give them guidance that it%26#039;s okay for them to be scared and that they can have someone to lean on for support.
What job can I get instead of personal trainer with the same background as a personal trainer?
Other than being a personal trainer at a gym, what kinds of jobs can and how much money can I make by becoming in great shape and knowing alot about weightlifting. Can you get a job at a hospital as a personal trainer and make good money, and hard is it? Or at a big business? Or what other jobs are there where I can use that knowledge, like working for fitness magazines, pharmacuticals, etc...?|||PE Teacher
YMCA Sports|||A lot of businesses are starting to incorperate fitness into their companies. You could try that. Also try schools, rehabilitation centers, retirement homes and care centers. I%26#039;m not sure about the pay scales. Good Luck :)|||you can be a group trainer, a gym teacher, or a physical therapist. For the last 2, you%26#039;ll need additional qualifications
YMCA Sports|||A lot of businesses are starting to incorperate fitness into their companies. You could try that. Also try schools, rehabilitation centers, retirement homes and care centers. I%26#039;m not sure about the pay scales. Good Luck :)|||you can be a group trainer, a gym teacher, or a physical therapist. For the last 2, you%26#039;ll need additional qualifications
What is the job title for some one who works with endangered animals and the environment?
I working on college plans and i need help? I want to work with endangered animals and help with conservation. I know someone who get to travel around and gets to count birds and currently gets to live in Alaska and work there. Thats what I want to do but i dont know the job title or the degree he has or anything.Please help.|||I have a degree in Environmental Science and Geology.
I am an Environmental Scientist.
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Wildlife biology is a multi-disciplinary approach to the study of wild animals and their habitats. Research and technical investigations are performed by scientists educated in wildlife biology, zoology, botany, chemistry, mathematics, or various combinations of these disciplines. Their official professional career title is %26quot;Wildlife Biologist.%26quot;
To be honest... you can major in something closely related and then later specialize in a field you prefer such as endangered species and conservation.
There are soo many terms, too many to name. So many different ways to branch in college with a field such as wildlife bio.
You might want to look into summer internships in Alaska. It would be a great experience for someone looking to go to college for a specific field. It would be great on a resume and also give you a really great idea about what its like to do that sort of work (that way you dont spend 4 years going to school only to find out its not what you want to do)
My advice when it comes to college is this.....
Enroll and take your core classes first. Get to know the professors in the biology department and check into the courses offered. Talking to the Department head is always a really good idea . He/She can give you direction and guidance on how to reach your ultimate goal.
Dont know how old you are, but if youre going soon, you can always make an early trip to campus, introduce yourself, network a bit. It seems to make the transition a lot easier.
Another piece of advice... DO NOT take chem your first semester unless youre just a wiz, hahha
Good luck Kiddo....feel free to email me with any more questions!!!|||work at the Humane Society or WWF. if u do not know what i am talking about, go to humanesociety.org or wwf.org. you can also sign petitions at protectseals.org to save seals from the evil Canadian seal hunt. when you visit the site for the humane society, you can sign petitions there, too. if you go to WWF you can adopt an endangered animal to save it. also on care2.org you can click once a day on different subjects to convince the government that it is a big problem, such as global warming.
*Ur welcome!|||zoologist- animals. just specialize in endangered animals.
conservationist- conservation.
ecologist- ecosystems (a little bit of both environment and endangered animals)|||Marine Biology is an excellent field for that type thing.|||a zoologist studies animals.
an environmentalist studies ecosystems.|||zoologist? zoologist-works with animals
I am an Environmental Scientist.
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Wildlife biology is a multi-disciplinary approach to the study of wild animals and their habitats. Research and technical investigations are performed by scientists educated in wildlife biology, zoology, botany, chemistry, mathematics, or various combinations of these disciplines. Their official professional career title is %26quot;Wildlife Biologist.%26quot;
To be honest... you can major in something closely related and then later specialize in a field you prefer such as endangered species and conservation.
There are soo many terms, too many to name. So many different ways to branch in college with a field such as wildlife bio.
You might want to look into summer internships in Alaska. It would be a great experience for someone looking to go to college for a specific field. It would be great on a resume and also give you a really great idea about what its like to do that sort of work (that way you dont spend 4 years going to school only to find out its not what you want to do)
My advice when it comes to college is this.....
Enroll and take your core classes first. Get to know the professors in the biology department and check into the courses offered. Talking to the Department head is always a really good idea . He/She can give you direction and guidance on how to reach your ultimate goal.
Dont know how old you are, but if youre going soon, you can always make an early trip to campus, introduce yourself, network a bit. It seems to make the transition a lot easier.
Another piece of advice... DO NOT take chem your first semester unless youre just a wiz, hahha
Good luck Kiddo....feel free to email me with any more questions!!!|||work at the Humane Society or WWF. if u do not know what i am talking about, go to humanesociety.org or wwf.org. you can also sign petitions at protectseals.org to save seals from the evil Canadian seal hunt. when you visit the site for the humane society, you can sign petitions there, too. if you go to WWF you can adopt an endangered animal to save it. also on care2.org you can click once a day on different subjects to convince the government that it is a big problem, such as global warming.
*Ur welcome!|||zoologist- animals. just specialize in endangered animals.
conservationist- conservation.
ecologist- ecosystems (a little bit of both environment and endangered animals)|||Marine Biology is an excellent field for that type thing.|||a zoologist studies animals.
an environmentalist studies ecosystems.|||zoologist? zoologist-works with animals
Experience for pilot job in regional airlines?
All regional airlines require atleast 500-600 hrs of experience in order to apply for a pilot job. My question is- how can one have so much experience unless he is employed previously? Please advice on how can i build my experience after getting my Commercial pilot license. Do any of you have personal experience on this? Thanks|||There are many ways. You can be a CFI and instruct people. There are some small cargo firms that fly Cessna 206%26#039;s and similar aircraft. And you must have at least 250 hours for a Commercial certificate.|||Yes, people get that experience by being employed in various entry level flying positions like:
share time as a safety pilot (both get PIC*)
banner towing
skydive pilot
traffic watch
pipeline patrol
fish spotting
ferry pilot
aerial survey
...and instructing with the additional CFI certificate.
Get ideas on how to build time here-
http://www.flightinfo.com/buildtime.htm
career info-
http://www.pilotcareer.info
*http://www.rodmachado.com/Articles/Loggi...|||The current regional requirements are very low. Not enough to get into the right seat of most private jets. I instructed about 1300 to 1400 hours (1600 hours total time) before getting a twin turboprop gig. (Did some instructing after that, too, but not to %26quot;build time%26quot;. My later instructing was exclusively as an instrument instructor and in complex aircraft transition.) Had over 2,800 hours, a jet type rating, an ATP and all instructor ratings, and turboprop time, before landing a jet gig. So, 500 hours of single engine piston time and wet ink on a multi rating in earned in a Seminole are collectively minimal. But legal. Instruct, banner-tow, traffic watch, pipeline inpection are typical entry-level single-engine piston jobs. For the sake of your students, do take your instructing seriously at least for the time that you decide to actively instruct.|||most people get to that number by being a flight instructor.. but with the industry snatching up every pilot it can get its hands on right now, you should throw your resume out there even if you only have 250 hours.. like northwest, they were starving for pilots a few months ago and i heard they dropped their requirements down to just having the proper certificates.. i just graduated in april.. i got a job with a cargo operator with 275 hours total time and 13 hours of multi time.. never had a flying job before.. just talk to people, find out who is in the most need and be willing to pack your bags and move away..|||The best way is to become a flying instructor. It serves two purposes.
1, It is an easy way to build flight hours
2, You aircraft knowledge increases which is handy to know when you get tested in the interview by the regionals or majors.
If flying instructing isn%26#039;t for you. Your only other hope is going to remote areas and seeing if you can get some charter work. ie; scenic flights or flights out to remote bush strips.|||I flight instructed for most of my time. And the rest i paid for out of my pocket.
share time as a safety pilot (both get PIC*)
banner towing
skydive pilot
traffic watch
pipeline patrol
fish spotting
ferry pilot
aerial survey
...and instructing with the additional CFI certificate.
Get ideas on how to build time here-
http://www.flightinfo.com/buildtime.htm
career info-
http://www.pilotcareer.info
*http://www.rodmachado.com/Articles/Loggi...|||The current regional requirements are very low. Not enough to get into the right seat of most private jets. I instructed about 1300 to 1400 hours (1600 hours total time) before getting a twin turboprop gig. (Did some instructing after that, too, but not to %26quot;build time%26quot;. My later instructing was exclusively as an instrument instructor and in complex aircraft transition.) Had over 2,800 hours, a jet type rating, an ATP and all instructor ratings, and turboprop time, before landing a jet gig. So, 500 hours of single engine piston time and wet ink on a multi rating in earned in a Seminole are collectively minimal. But legal. Instruct, banner-tow, traffic watch, pipeline inpection are typical entry-level single-engine piston jobs. For the sake of your students, do take your instructing seriously at least for the time that you decide to actively instruct.|||most people get to that number by being a flight instructor.. but with the industry snatching up every pilot it can get its hands on right now, you should throw your resume out there even if you only have 250 hours.. like northwest, they were starving for pilots a few months ago and i heard they dropped their requirements down to just having the proper certificates.. i just graduated in april.. i got a job with a cargo operator with 275 hours total time and 13 hours of multi time.. never had a flying job before.. just talk to people, find out who is in the most need and be willing to pack your bags and move away..|||The best way is to become a flying instructor. It serves two purposes.
1, It is an easy way to build flight hours
2, You aircraft knowledge increases which is handy to know when you get tested in the interview by the regionals or majors.
If flying instructing isn%26#039;t for you. Your only other hope is going to remote areas and seeing if you can get some charter work. ie; scenic flights or flights out to remote bush strips.|||I flight instructed for most of my time. And the rest i paid for out of my pocket.
How to properly resign in a job after less than a month?
It%26#039;s a disappointing job than what I hoped for, but thankful that I%26#039;m occupied nonetheless. Now, the job I really wanted came 2 weeks late. How can I make the most proper resignation and is there a way (or is it expected) that i could make up for the training they gave me for two weeks?|||Well the first thing you want to do is be very professional about this. You need to first talk to your boss-- and not your coworker first.
Start off by telling them that you have enjoyed working for the company but your job isn%26#039;t exactly what you had expected. Let your boss know that you will be giving them your two week resignation.
Thank them again for the opportunity and time invested into your employment and offer assistance for the transition process before you depart from the company--( this could be recommending someone else for the position, helping your boss with recruiting another prospective employee etc). Remember to continue to work hard as ever, in other words do your best all the way to the end because even though you are leaving you want to leave on good terms because your current employer could actually turn out to be a great business reference for you and just in case your new job doesn%26#039;t work out the doors may still be open for you to return to your old job. Good luck!|||Just give them a letter thanking them for the opportunity, but a more awarding career opportunity has come available to you. Your last day will be ___? If it was best for them to fire you they wouldn%26#039;t give you that courtesy. If you only been there two weeks and quit then the company doesn%26#039;t want anyone you refer.
Start off by telling them that you have enjoyed working for the company but your job isn%26#039;t exactly what you had expected. Let your boss know that you will be giving them your two week resignation.
Thank them again for the opportunity and time invested into your employment and offer assistance for the transition process before you depart from the company--( this could be recommending someone else for the position, helping your boss with recruiting another prospective employee etc). Remember to continue to work hard as ever, in other words do your best all the way to the end because even though you are leaving you want to leave on good terms because your current employer could actually turn out to be a great business reference for you and just in case your new job doesn%26#039;t work out the doors may still be open for you to return to your old job. Good luck!|||Just give them a letter thanking them for the opportunity, but a more awarding career opportunity has come available to you. Your last day will be ___? If it was best for them to fire you they wouldn%26#039;t give you that courtesy. If you only been there two weeks and quit then the company doesn%26#039;t want anyone you refer.
Can I work a cashier job handling alcohol in Washington if I am not 18, but an emancipated minor?
I am 17 and a citizen of Washington State. I need to earn extra income, but essentially the only jobs around the area would include selling tobacco and alcohol. Can I apply for a job like this if I am an emancipated minor? Thanks.|||No, the law sets the age at 18 and makes no provisions or exceptions for emancipated minors.|||Generally, if it%26#039;s in a closed container and you work in a supermarket, convenience store, or discount store, it isn%26#039;t a problem. I know that, with regard to tobacco products, in the state of California, these are kept in locked cabinets and the manager gets these for the customers. For the alcoholic beverages, so long as the container is closed, there is no problem.|||I would highly doubt it
I%26#039;d assume that being an emancipated minor does not give immunity to that law as they%26#039;re pretty unrelated|||No, I don%26#039;t believe so. But you can always ask the manager of where ever you are talking about.|||Depends on the laws in your state. In my state you have to be atleast 19 to sell alcohol.|||no
I%26#039;d assume that being an emancipated minor does not give immunity to that law as they%26#039;re pretty unrelated|||No, I don%26#039;t believe so. But you can always ask the manager of where ever you are talking about.|||Depends on the laws in your state. In my state you have to be atleast 19 to sell alcohol.|||no
How can I get a job as a hospital receptionist?
I have receptionist/administrative assistant experience but I am having a hard time finding a job. I want to work at a hospital because I%26#039;d love to work from 7 pm to 7 am. This would allow me to go back to school during the days and finish up my degree. Does anyone have any tips or suggestions about how I can get a job at a hospital as a receptionist or an admission rep?|||This is a easy one for me. Since you have experience , try for a unit coordinator, Go to every hospital systems web site and apply on line. If you don%26#039;t hear anything continue to apply, then call if you don%26#039;t get any response. I know first hand that they will get tired of all of the calls and applications that they will finally check your references. You may also want to try in patient placement, see if they have any openings. Try admitting. If you live in the Ohio area, I know Good Sam in Cincinnati is always looking for these positions. They are very particular, so make sure you have a good work history.
Hope you are going into the medical field, you will not have any problem finding a job once you earn your degree. Good Luck!|||Go to your local hosptial website
and apply it is that easy just apply|||talk to
the administrator.
Hope you are going into the medical field, you will not have any problem finding a job once you earn your degree. Good Luck!|||Go to your local hosptial website
and apply it is that easy just apply|||talk to
the administrator.
How can i get a job abroad as a Public Relations officer for a particular organisation?
I am a graduate from Makerere University in Masscommunication and i majored in Public Relations. I have looked for ways of getting a job in Europe but all in vain. So help me get a job in the related fields.|||Make a Communications degree
Or Human resouces degree
Or Psicology degree related to companies matter.|||you can use our organisation for that ring them on 0203 225 2099 and ask for Mr Sand
Or Human resouces degree
Or Psicology degree related to companies matter.|||you can use our organisation for that ring them on 0203 225 2099 and ask for Mr Sand
Is it important to creditors that your job is referenced on your credit report?
My fico score is 714 and I%26#039;m in great shape but only have one listing on my credit report in regards to a job. Worse thing is that it says Manpower from like 12 years ago...I have been at my current job for 2.5 yrs now.
Does the lack of job history showing in my credit report negatively impact decisions from creditors? Please answer my main question and the question above. Thanks!|||Most credit decisions are generated by computers and are based on your score, profile and the information contained on the credit application.
So to answer your question, no it%26#039;s not important.|||You can show with pay slips and w-2%26#039;s that you have been working at your job for 2.5 years if you need to. Usually that is not the case.
Does the lack of job history showing in my credit report negatively impact decisions from creditors? Please answer my main question and the question above. Thanks!|||Most credit decisions are generated by computers and are based on your score, profile and the information contained on the credit application.
So to answer your question, no it%26#039;s not important.|||You can show with pay slips and w-2%26#039;s that you have been working at your job for 2.5 years if you need to. Usually that is not the case.
How do I find a good bartending job?
I have so much trouble finding a good bartending job when I need one. I live in the washington dc area, and there are tons of places to work. I have been bartending for 3 years now but I want one of those great bartending jobs where you make 300-500 a night. I%26#039;ve tried carigslist local news papers, even walk in%26#039;s. I definitely have the experience, I just don%26#039;t know if there is some secret to getting these jobs. Is there anyone (bartender) that knows some tricks of where, when, and how to go about this. Thanks!|||a buddy of mine is a bartender at the local country club. Country clubs usually take care of their employees and the type of folks that frequent the bar there love to tip big.|||Search for that in monster|||You have to work in an area that the people can afford to pay you that much. And that means you have to dress the part too. You have to look like your worth that much.|||Try Yahoo! Hot Jobs. Just go to your home page for Yahoo! and look to the left of the page and you%26#039;ll see it along with Shopping and Horoscopes. I%26#039;ve used it before.. Not for bartending jobs, but for others and it helped alot. Good luck! :o)
How do I get out of a job that I hate when I depend on the job for financial purposes?
I%26#039;m experiencing something called cognitive dissonance. I have a job that I hate (for many reasons) but I can%26#039;t quit or wont quit because it%26#039;s my only source of income right now. My schedule does not allow me to get another job since I go to school full-time and I%26#039;m involved in other things.|||You need to keep the job until you get another...and don%26#039;t say your schedule does not allow....that%26#039;s an excuse that you need to stop hanging onto if you%26#039;re going to get anywhere.|||I feel you on this one!!!!!!!!!!!! i%26#039;m hating on my job also, but my schedule is such, I can%26#039;t even job hunt! unless I were to take a day without pay,which I can%26#039;t do financially right now. Have you considered monster.com.?|||quit today-or look at the big picture-try and see what is opening the future for you-what is putting bread on your table-look at this temorary job as a benifit--where would you be without this job today? not in college-
DO NOT CHANGE HORSES IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STREAM
make the best of your job-leave when your truely wanted-then you alway got a job to come back too and a good reference too.
-and there is an answer=to change yourself into your own best friend lol-Salvation
forgiveness and total happiness=I had many lust friends %26amp; %26#039;enemies%26#039; now I see every
one as potential best friends= I even complement the meanest ones but I
stay away from them as best as I can till they change.
I felt the same way raised a Jew and the others had everything but God
that they trusted in
from answers this may help you too=Who else on Answers loves our
Messiah and precious Saviour Jesus?
With all that I am -tears in my eyes-how can we not love Messiah
Jesus-I cant even put into words my love for Him, as He says in his love to
us it is beyond understanding Ephesians 3
since the day I prayed (and it is good to share with the lost %26quot;Faith
cometh by hearing and hearing by the Word of God%26quot; Romans 10:17
I prayed %26quot;Jesus come into my heart, I am sorry for my sins-even one
lie, help me do better and be my friend, amen%26quot;
Now he is my savior and best friend Ohhh Yessss!!!
as Jesus says %26quot;I love you, repent and turn to me quickly, Behold I
stand at the door of your heart and knock to come in and begin a fellowship
with you and you with me, if you let me in.%26quot; Revelation 1:1 %26amp; 3:19%26amp;20 verses (Sup means to Sup/eat
together=true deep friendship)
-and to love Jesus he says %26quot;If you love me keep my commandments.%26quot; the gospel of John.
He is
more than a fire escape from hell, He is our best friend, He gave
everything-from the comforts of heaven, to be spit on %26amp; crucified to take
our place.
I like your words and I second that emotion unashamedly Romans 1:16
sharing His love %26amp; word
you answered=I do... with all my heart, soul, spirit...
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God bless you.... I appreciate all your responses. I was filled with
joy when I read most of them. Shalom =peace in Hebrew
YES EVEN THE PERSECUTION ONES-JESUS SAID TO JUMP FOR JOY WHEN YOU ARE
REVILED FOR MY NAME SAKE, FOR SO PERSECUTED THEY THE PROPHETS THAT WERE
BEFORE YOU=LUKE
1 day ago
Abba God... fill everyone on Y Answers with your love peace and joy
also!especially those who are hurting, confused or do not know your love.
Thank you, Yeshua... Amen.
GOD IS LONGSUFFERING AND IS NOT WILLING THAT ANY SHOULD GO TO HELL BUT
THAT ALL COME TO REPENTANCE
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Hi bro bonzai!
PRAY FOR BELIEVERS AND UNBELIEVERS-SOME PEOPLE ONLY PRAY FOR SICK
PEOPLE-THE ULTIMATE ANSWER TO THOSE THAT DEMAND OF GOD IS TAKEN STRAIGHT TO
HEAVEN TOTALLY HEALED AND TRUELY THEN THANKFULLS-WHY NOT PRAY FOR THEM
TO SERVE JESUS EVEN NOT FEELING THEIR BEST-BEING IN THE WAY THE LORD
LED ME/HEALED ME/BLESSED ME WHILE I WAS BEING A BLESSING.
1 day ago
Cheerleading for my Jesus is what I live for.
PEOPLE CHEER FOR BALL TEAMS, MUSICIANS AND MORE-DID ANY OF THEM DIE ON
A CROSS INNOCENT FOR THEM TO TAKE AWAY THEIR SINS?-DID ANY OF THEM COME
INTO THEIR HEART TO BE THEIR BEST FRIEND?
isnt it funny its ok with some to cheer for anything or one but Jesus?
READ ON-the bible Cheer on for Jesus the prince of peace as predicted
%26quot;Unto us a child is born, a Son is given, and he will be almighty God
and the prince of Peace.%26quot; Isaiah 9:6 =peace to all that will
Praying for you to be in this peace with your boss and yourself. Why be cruel to yourself and your job-relax and forgive, . good question David|||get another job idiot, just send out resumes or you find a way to like your job
DO NOT CHANGE HORSES IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STREAM
make the best of your job-leave when your truely wanted-then you alway got a job to come back too and a good reference too.
-and there is an answer=to change yourself into your own best friend lol-Salvation
forgiveness and total happiness=I had many lust friends %26amp; %26#039;enemies%26#039; now I see every
one as potential best friends= I even complement the meanest ones but I
stay away from them as best as I can till they change.
I felt the same way raised a Jew and the others had everything but God
that they trusted in
from answers this may help you too=Who else on Answers loves our
Messiah and precious Saviour Jesus?
With all that I am -tears in my eyes-how can we not love Messiah
Jesus-I cant even put into words my love for Him, as He says in his love to
us it is beyond understanding Ephesians 3
since the day I prayed (and it is good to share with the lost %26quot;Faith
cometh by hearing and hearing by the Word of God%26quot; Romans 10:17
I prayed %26quot;Jesus come into my heart, I am sorry for my sins-even one
lie, help me do better and be my friend, amen%26quot;
Now he is my savior and best friend Ohhh Yessss!!!
as Jesus says %26quot;I love you, repent and turn to me quickly, Behold I
stand at the door of your heart and knock to come in and begin a fellowship
with you and you with me, if you let me in.%26quot; Revelation 1:1 %26amp; 3:19%26amp;20 verses (Sup means to Sup/eat
together=true deep friendship)
-and to love Jesus he says %26quot;If you love me keep my commandments.%26quot; the gospel of John.
He is
more than a fire escape from hell, He is our best friend, He gave
everything-from the comforts of heaven, to be spit on %26amp; crucified to take
our place.
I like your words and I second that emotion unashamedly Romans 1:16
sharing His love %26amp; word
you answered=I do... with all my heart, soul, spirit...
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1 day ago
God bless you.... I appreciate all your responses. I was filled with
joy when I read most of them. Shalom =peace in Hebrew
YES EVEN THE PERSECUTION ONES-JESUS SAID TO JUMP FOR JOY WHEN YOU ARE
REVILED FOR MY NAME SAKE, FOR SO PERSECUTED THEY THE PROPHETS THAT WERE
BEFORE YOU=LUKE
1 day ago
Abba God... fill everyone on Y Answers with your love peace and joy
also!especially those who are hurting, confused or do not know your love.
Thank you, Yeshua... Amen.
GOD IS LONGSUFFERING AND IS NOT WILLING THAT ANY SHOULD GO TO HELL BUT
THAT ALL COME TO REPENTANCE
1 day ago
Hi bro bonzai!
PRAY FOR BELIEVERS AND UNBELIEVERS-SOME PEOPLE ONLY PRAY FOR SICK
PEOPLE-THE ULTIMATE ANSWER TO THOSE THAT DEMAND OF GOD IS TAKEN STRAIGHT TO
HEAVEN TOTALLY HEALED AND TRUELY THEN THANKFULLS-WHY NOT PRAY FOR THEM
TO SERVE JESUS EVEN NOT FEELING THEIR BEST-BEING IN THE WAY THE LORD
LED ME/HEALED ME/BLESSED ME WHILE I WAS BEING A BLESSING.
1 day ago
Cheerleading for my Jesus is what I live for.
PEOPLE CHEER FOR BALL TEAMS, MUSICIANS AND MORE-DID ANY OF THEM DIE ON
A CROSS INNOCENT FOR THEM TO TAKE AWAY THEIR SINS?-DID ANY OF THEM COME
INTO THEIR HEART TO BE THEIR BEST FRIEND?
isnt it funny its ok with some to cheer for anything or one but Jesus?
READ ON-the bible Cheer on for Jesus the prince of peace as predicted
%26quot;Unto us a child is born, a Son is given, and he will be almighty God
and the prince of Peace.%26quot; Isaiah 9:6 =peace to all that will
Praying for you to be in this peace with your boss and yourself. Why be cruel to yourself and your job-relax and forgive, . good question David|||get another job idiot, just send out resumes or you find a way to like your job
How can I get a job as a house keeper and get free rent?
Exactly what the title says,
How can I get a job as a house keep and get free rent and food and possibly a little extra pay for gas and such. The place I stay in at the moment has similar room mates that do things like that, but you don%26#039;t see that everyday.
I%26#039;m looking for a job in California like that but I%26#039;m in georgia right now. It would be me and my mom so there would be two of us capable of doing the work.|||You could send an e-mail to the states unemployment agency,Or try a private sector such as,a staffing,or employment agency.But,most likely!You will have to have references and a clear background.For These home sitting,or work for board employers will probably require them.Just,check online for the area you are considering moving to.Or check the library and get addresses from the phonebooks.they have about all states phone books.Good luck!|||post a classified ad on myspace with a great picture of you and your mom and also add in childcare like a nanny they are always looking for those and try to get some references friends or family that will vouch for you.|||Become illegal and only speak Spanish... That should help!|||work for a rich *** family with a big *** house|||Put an ad in the paper and make sure you have great references....|||Good luck mostly. You could always put an advertisement online or in the paper but, honestly, without good references your chances are slim to none. Good luck with finding something.
How can I get a job as a house keep and get free rent and food and possibly a little extra pay for gas and such. The place I stay in at the moment has similar room mates that do things like that, but you don%26#039;t see that everyday.
I%26#039;m looking for a job in California like that but I%26#039;m in georgia right now. It would be me and my mom so there would be two of us capable of doing the work.|||You could send an e-mail to the states unemployment agency,Or try a private sector such as,a staffing,or employment agency.But,most likely!You will have to have references and a clear background.For These home sitting,or work for board employers will probably require them.Just,check online for the area you are considering moving to.Or check the library and get addresses from the phonebooks.they have about all states phone books.Good luck!|||post a classified ad on myspace with a great picture of you and your mom and also add in childcare like a nanny they are always looking for those and try to get some references friends or family that will vouch for you.|||Become illegal and only speak Spanish... That should help!|||work for a rich *** family with a big *** house|||Put an ad in the paper and make sure you have great references....|||Good luck mostly. You could always put an advertisement online or in the paper but, honestly, without good references your chances are slim to none. Good luck with finding something.
How do I quit a job and remain on good terms with the company?
How do I quit a job and remain on good terms with the company? I have quit two jobs and for both have left on bad terms with my boss. They seemed to get mad.|||ALWAYS give at least two weeks notice. You%26#039;ve been burning your bridges, always a bad idea, esp for reference purposes.|||It all depends what kind of job you have? To leave in good terms you should always give a written notice, 1-2 weeks or a month depending on the job. That will give them enough time to replace you if necessary. And if they don%26#039;t well thats not your problem cuz you did your part. In the notice write positive things about the company or job that you did that you enjoyed! this is just a small example...
To whom it may concern:
This is a letter to inform you that I will no longer be working for this company. I really enjoyed working here and the people were great! But It%26#039;s time for me to pursue a different path, explain maybe the hours, schedule, pay doesn%26#039;t isn%26#039;t working for you or Whatever the case may be just be honest. If they still get upset well thats their problem, but you did the right thing! So really there is no reason for them to get mad! I hope this helps. Good Luck!|||There is no way to know how your boss will react when you give notice.
Just go to him/her, give proper notice, usually 2 weeks, and hope for the best.
It usually doesn%26#039;t go well for a number of reasons which have little or nothing to do with you! Remember the manager is thinking about your replacement and training and the schedule etc etc and gets so caught up in the future headaches they take it out on you.
Just be polite and work your 2 weeks. You never know who you will meet again in the workplace.|||Just tell them that you feel that you%26#039;ve outlived your potential and it%26#039;s time to move on. You%26#039;ve loved the experience and working for them and you wish them the best of luck. You might also make sure that you give adaquate notice so they can find someone to replace you.|||The best thing to do is be as honest as possible and give plenty of notice. Sometimes people take things personally and there is nothing you can do about it, but by being professional, you can decrease that risk.
To whom it may concern:
This is a letter to inform you that I will no longer be working for this company. I really enjoyed working here and the people were great! But It%26#039;s time for me to pursue a different path, explain maybe the hours, schedule, pay doesn%26#039;t isn%26#039;t working for you or Whatever the case may be just be honest. If they still get upset well thats their problem, but you did the right thing! So really there is no reason for them to get mad! I hope this helps. Good Luck!|||There is no way to know how your boss will react when you give notice.
Just go to him/her, give proper notice, usually 2 weeks, and hope for the best.
It usually doesn%26#039;t go well for a number of reasons which have little or nothing to do with you! Remember the manager is thinking about your replacement and training and the schedule etc etc and gets so caught up in the future headaches they take it out on you.
Just be polite and work your 2 weeks. You never know who you will meet again in the workplace.|||Just tell them that you feel that you%26#039;ve outlived your potential and it%26#039;s time to move on. You%26#039;ve loved the experience and working for them and you wish them the best of luck. You might also make sure that you give adaquate notice so they can find someone to replace you.|||The best thing to do is be as honest as possible and give plenty of notice. Sometimes people take things personally and there is nothing you can do about it, but by being professional, you can decrease that risk.
Does anyone know how to get a job with an international developer?
I am intrested in finding out about jobs that involve traveling around the world, primarly to developing countries. This job would benefit from somone with a background in city planning and urban design. Is there such a job out there? I am looking for the name of companies that are involved in development and are intrested in someone with multi-cultural/international background/expertise. Put websites if you know any.|||Your research librarian can help you find those companies|||Search the net for international companies and contact them for an application or to submit your resume.|||send away your cv
How can I find a job in group home or womens homeless shelter in atlanta?
I just realized what my sociology degree was good for. I want to work with people (in need). Does anyone know how I can get a job at a homeless shelter, drug rehab, or group home here in Metro Atlanta? I have tried opportunityknocks,org I have also tried the jobsite. and all the other job wesbites. Bottom lines does anyone work at any of these places where you can suggests for me?
Thanks|||you have to go knocking on their doors my friend
Thanks|||you have to go knocking on their doors my friend
Is anybody else in a job they really hate and having trouble finding a new one?
I hate my job. I have been here over 3 years. I%26#039;ve only gotten one raise. I have a lousy cubicle. I get yelled at by angry people all day on the phones (I work at an in-bound, not OUT-bound call center). I have been on 3 different job interviews but nothing has panned out. I%26#039;m really getting discouraged and depressed. Is anyone else in a similar situation?|||I absolutly hate my job. I feel like its sucking the life out of me literally. Basically I sit behind a desk for 8 hours and take a 1 hour lunch daily. There is very little people interaction, etc, etc. I never thought my life would be like this after college, but I hope to find a new job very soon before I go crazy.
I am thinking about going back to school for a completely different career area. Maybe you could look into that.|||I feel exactly the same way about my job. I can%26#039;t satnd being there anymore. I hate it!!!! I hate most of the people that work there. I am thinking of going back to school too. Report Abuse
|||i feel your pain! i%26#039;ve been working for this insurance agency for 2 years, and if it weren%26#039;t for the fact that my boss is my future father in law, i would have quit a very long time ago. and to top it all off, my fiance was laid off a couple weeks ago, so me looking for a different job is out of the question until he finds another one :( good luck to you on the job hunt!|||I just quit my job 2 weeks ago because it sucked. Yes the job pays well but the hours sucked. I was clocking between 100 to 130 hour weeks.
Bottom line is that you don%26#039;t need a job. I am just being a professional investor right now and making much more money.|||I%26#039;m in a very similar situation. Hate my job, hate all four of my bosses. My job is similar to the movie %26quot;Office Space%26quot;, yet not funny at all.
I%26#039;ve been looking for another job for a long time. No such luck there. I have the skills, but there just doesn%26#039;t seem to be any available positions.
Sigh, best thing to do is to make the best of your situation until you find something better.|||Try a job in hospitality such as a Concierge, Front Desk Agent, Room Service Operator, At Your Service Agent or some other customer service position that may involve phone service. Most people at hotels/resorts are happy as they are on vacation. You will get the occasional upset customer but usually there is something you can offer them to appease the situation. Visit http://greatjobs.marriott.com to see if any Marriott%26#039;s in your area have positions similar to the ones I mentioned or others that might be of interest to you! Good luck!|||All jobs are optional.
I am thinking about going back to school for a completely different career area. Maybe you could look into that.|||I feel exactly the same way about my job. I can%26#039;t satnd being there anymore. I hate it!!!! I hate most of the people that work there. I am thinking of going back to school too. Report Abuse
|||i feel your pain! i%26#039;ve been working for this insurance agency for 2 years, and if it weren%26#039;t for the fact that my boss is my future father in law, i would have quit a very long time ago. and to top it all off, my fiance was laid off a couple weeks ago, so me looking for a different job is out of the question until he finds another one :( good luck to you on the job hunt!|||I just quit my job 2 weeks ago because it sucked. Yes the job pays well but the hours sucked. I was clocking between 100 to 130 hour weeks.
Bottom line is that you don%26#039;t need a job. I am just being a professional investor right now and making much more money.|||I%26#039;m in a very similar situation. Hate my job, hate all four of my bosses. My job is similar to the movie %26quot;Office Space%26quot;, yet not funny at all.
I%26#039;ve been looking for another job for a long time. No such luck there. I have the skills, but there just doesn%26#039;t seem to be any available positions.
Sigh, best thing to do is to make the best of your situation until you find something better.|||Try a job in hospitality such as a Concierge, Front Desk Agent, Room Service Operator, At Your Service Agent or some other customer service position that may involve phone service. Most people at hotels/resorts are happy as they are on vacation. You will get the occasional upset customer but usually there is something you can offer them to appease the situation. Visit http://greatjobs.marriott.com to see if any Marriott%26#039;s in your area have positions similar to the ones I mentioned or others that might be of interest to you! Good luck!|||All jobs are optional.
How does one get a job at a top engineering or computers company?
Examples include:
Yahoo!
Ebay
Cisco Systems
Adobe
Google
(etc.)
I am looking to get a top job at one of these types of companies. What majors should I consider? What schools should I look at?
Also: What about the above questions for a job in the aerospace industry?
Thanks, your input is greatly appreciated.|||1. Join the company at the bottom of the employment ladder and excell at your job and climb the ladder to the position you want.
2. Go to university, study hard, then join the ladder at a higher position.
3. Get offered the position by someone who likes you that is already high up in the company .
4. Start at the bottom and offer sexual favours to all your managers then blackmail them for a promotion ;-)|||MIT, then you can make your own company for that list.|||it%26#039;s all about who ya know my friend....|||First of all, none of the companies you have named are %26quot;top engineering companies%26quot;. They may be top from a business standpoint, but from an engineering standpoint, you%26#039;d learn more at a startup. I have friends who have worked at Ebay and Cisco (as engineers) and they left because they were miserable.
Anyway, just keep applying.. one will take you... eventually.
Warning: by the time a company becomes a high-flyer, it is already too late to get in on the ground floor.|||You go to their website and look for a job description. Then you apply for that job. They will ask you to come in for an interview, if they are interested. You go there and try to look good. Then HR will call you... or not.
By the way, among your list only one company is any good. You don%26#039;t want to work for Yahoo, Ebay, Cisco, Adobe. For different reasons... but I have heard stories about any one of these which do not make me want to recommend them as workplaces.
Google will most likely not take you, they only take the best and the brightest.
Good Luck! And don%26#039;t say you have not been warned if you happen to end up in a slaughterhouse for engineers...|||You have to find a company that does
computers work, none of those companies do.
They%26#039;re networking companies,
non engineering companies.|||First of all,they look into our career record,like percentages must be above 75%,having good attitude and communication skills.if u have all the above u put ur resume in job web sites,then immediateli they willhire u or find where they are conducting interviews and go there and apply there,if ur profile matches to their requirement,they will hire u
Yahoo!
Ebay
Cisco Systems
Adobe
(etc.)
I am looking to get a top job at one of these types of companies. What majors should I consider? What schools should I look at?
Also: What about the above questions for a job in the aerospace industry?
Thanks, your input is greatly appreciated.|||1. Join the company at the bottom of the employment ladder and excell at your job and climb the ladder to the position you want.
2. Go to university, study hard, then join the ladder at a higher position.
3. Get offered the position by someone who likes you that is already high up in the company .
4. Start at the bottom and offer sexual favours to all your managers then blackmail them for a promotion ;-)|||MIT, then you can make your own company for that list.|||it%26#039;s all about who ya know my friend....|||First of all, none of the companies you have named are %26quot;top engineering companies%26quot;. They may be top from a business standpoint, but from an engineering standpoint, you%26#039;d learn more at a startup. I have friends who have worked at Ebay and Cisco (as engineers) and they left because they were miserable.
Anyway, just keep applying.. one will take you... eventually.
Warning: by the time a company becomes a high-flyer, it is already too late to get in on the ground floor.|||You go to their website and look for a job description. Then you apply for that job. They will ask you to come in for an interview, if they are interested. You go there and try to look good. Then HR will call you... or not.
By the way, among your list only one company is any good. You don%26#039;t want to work for Yahoo, Ebay, Cisco, Adobe. For different reasons... but I have heard stories about any one of these which do not make me want to recommend them as workplaces.
Google will most likely not take you, they only take the best and the brightest.
Good Luck! And don%26#039;t say you have not been warned if you happen to end up in a slaughterhouse for engineers...|||You have to find a company that does
computers work, none of those companies do.
They%26#039;re networking companies,
non engineering companies.|||First of all,they look into our career record,like percentages must be above 75%,having good attitude and communication skills.if u have all the above u put ur resume in job web sites,then immediateli they willhire u or find where they are conducting interviews and go there and apply there,if ur profile matches to their requirement,they will hire u
Can a job take taxes out of your check without you filling out any paperwork?
I work at a restaurant in NYC and we%26#039;ve always gotten paid without taxes being taken out of our checks. We instead claim the money and pay taxes every year to the government. I just found out the job is going to start taking taxes out of people%26#039;s checks without notifying them first and without having us fill out any paperwork such as a W-2 or I-9 form. Is this legal?|||Just for your info. www.irs.gov, individual, withholding calculator, complete the forms and at the end, you can print out your own completed w-4.
You can update this at anytime..
good luck %26amp; bless %26amp; MUCHO TIPS|||Yes, it%26#039;s legal. They might have gotten some heat from the labor department or worker%26#039;s comp for paying you as independent contractors when you really weren%26#039;t. If they start paying you as employees, they need you to fill out a w-4 form to get your social security number and withholding information. They should also have you fill out an I-9 form. This form is used to verify citizenship.|||If you are employees, the business is REQUIRED to take out taxes - if they haven%26#039;t been up to now, they%26#039;ve been doing something illegal, and it sounds like they are now trying to correct it. The business doesn%26#039;t keep the taxes - they submit them to the federal and state governments on a regular basis, in your name.
So to start taking out taxes, which they should have been doing all along, is not only legal, it%26#039;s legally required for them to do.
If you%26#039;ve been paying taxes anyway on your own, this won%26#039;t cost you any extra, and will probably end up costing you less since now you%26#039;ll only be paying half of the social security and medicare instead of both halves - the employer will now be paying their half. If you%26#039;ve just been collecting your pay in cash and NOT paying the taxes on it, then you also have been doing something illegal.
An I-9 form is supposed to be filled out for every employee when they start work. This document verifies that the person is legally permitted to work in the US.
A W-4 form is required for each employee. That%26#039;s the form the employee uses to let the employer know how much income tax to withhold from their pay. If there is no W-4 on file yet for the employee, then there are laws on how much they withhold. If you don%26#039;t get a W-4 form to fill out shortly, then ask your boss for one, or download one at irs.gov, fill it out, and give it to him or her.
A W-2 is the form you get at the end of the year showing how much you made and what was withheld. You don%26#039;t fill that out, the employer does.|||Sounds like your employer has been jacked up for not paying payroll taxes.
The I-9 has nothing to do with taxes; it%26#039;s for proof of legal entitlement to work in the US. The W-2 is what you%26#039;ll get from them next January.
Obviously you were notified, since you know about it.
You will be asked to fill out a Form W-4. Or you could just download it from the IRS website, fill it in, and give it to your employer.|||It%26#039;s illegal for them not to take taxes out. They can get in trouble for that with the IRS. The only way they can do this legally is to list you as an independant contractor and give you a 1099 at the end of the year. Then they are covered if you don%26#039;t pay your taxes. They are in their legal rights to put everyone on a standard payroll system and have taxes taken out of their pay. Most insurance companies will not insure a business without a payroll system because if keeps track of who is employed and who is not. If you do not fill out a w-4 form then they have the right to put you at the highest taxed which is single no dependents. It is in your best interest to be on payroll. This way you have unemployment benefits and medicare and social security being paid by your employer and you so if you ever need it this money it is there for you. And the I-9 has nothing to do with taxes it is to find out if you are legally allowed in this country and working.|||I believe all businesses over a certain size are required to withhold federal, employment, and income taxes, unless you are considered an independant contractor.|||Form W-4 is for tax and I-9 is to check illegal to work or not.
IRS and state want you tax money before you touch it. I think the tax rule change, while employee earn more than a certain amount the employer had to have the tax take out from the payroll. Fill out the forms now and keep you money.|||They are doing what they should have been doing. If you are an employee. you are supposed to have taxes withhheld from your check(federal income tax, state income tax, social security tax, and medicare tax) But they are supposed to have you fill out a W-4 form.|||No because you don%26#039;t authorize them to do so. the purpose of a from w4 is for the employer to withold the correct amount of federal tax from your paycheck. As of Form I-9, well it MUST be completed at time of hire. You can offer them to fill out form W-9 which is the independent contractor form and they will give you a 1099 at the end of the year. They are really not suppose to start you on payroll without proper paperwork.
You can update this at anytime..
good luck %26amp; bless %26amp; MUCHO TIPS|||Yes, it%26#039;s legal. They might have gotten some heat from the labor department or worker%26#039;s comp for paying you as independent contractors when you really weren%26#039;t. If they start paying you as employees, they need you to fill out a w-4 form to get your social security number and withholding information. They should also have you fill out an I-9 form. This form is used to verify citizenship.|||If you are employees, the business is REQUIRED to take out taxes - if they haven%26#039;t been up to now, they%26#039;ve been doing something illegal, and it sounds like they are now trying to correct it. The business doesn%26#039;t keep the taxes - they submit them to the federal and state governments on a regular basis, in your name.
So to start taking out taxes, which they should have been doing all along, is not only legal, it%26#039;s legally required for them to do.
If you%26#039;ve been paying taxes anyway on your own, this won%26#039;t cost you any extra, and will probably end up costing you less since now you%26#039;ll only be paying half of the social security and medicare instead of both halves - the employer will now be paying their half. If you%26#039;ve just been collecting your pay in cash and NOT paying the taxes on it, then you also have been doing something illegal.
An I-9 form is supposed to be filled out for every employee when they start work. This document verifies that the person is legally permitted to work in the US.
A W-4 form is required for each employee. That%26#039;s the form the employee uses to let the employer know how much income tax to withhold from their pay. If there is no W-4 on file yet for the employee, then there are laws on how much they withhold. If you don%26#039;t get a W-4 form to fill out shortly, then ask your boss for one, or download one at irs.gov, fill it out, and give it to him or her.
A W-2 is the form you get at the end of the year showing how much you made and what was withheld. You don%26#039;t fill that out, the employer does.|||Sounds like your employer has been jacked up for not paying payroll taxes.
The I-9 has nothing to do with taxes; it%26#039;s for proof of legal entitlement to work in the US. The W-2 is what you%26#039;ll get from them next January.
Obviously you were notified, since you know about it.
You will be asked to fill out a Form W-4. Or you could just download it from the IRS website, fill it in, and give it to your employer.|||It%26#039;s illegal for them not to take taxes out. They can get in trouble for that with the IRS. The only way they can do this legally is to list you as an independant contractor and give you a 1099 at the end of the year. Then they are covered if you don%26#039;t pay your taxes. They are in their legal rights to put everyone on a standard payroll system and have taxes taken out of their pay. Most insurance companies will not insure a business without a payroll system because if keeps track of who is employed and who is not. If you do not fill out a w-4 form then they have the right to put you at the highest taxed which is single no dependents. It is in your best interest to be on payroll. This way you have unemployment benefits and medicare and social security being paid by your employer and you so if you ever need it this money it is there for you. And the I-9 has nothing to do with taxes it is to find out if you are legally allowed in this country and working.|||I believe all businesses over a certain size are required to withhold federal, employment, and income taxes, unless you are considered an independant contractor.|||Form W-4 is for tax and I-9 is to check illegal to work or not.
IRS and state want you tax money before you touch it. I think the tax rule change, while employee earn more than a certain amount the employer had to have the tax take out from the payroll. Fill out the forms now and keep you money.|||They are doing what they should have been doing. If you are an employee. you are supposed to have taxes withhheld from your check(federal income tax, state income tax, social security tax, and medicare tax) But they are supposed to have you fill out a W-4 form.|||No because you don%26#039;t authorize them to do so. the purpose of a from w4 is for the employer to withold the correct amount of federal tax from your paycheck. As of Form I-9, well it MUST be completed at time of hire. You can offer them to fill out form W-9 which is the independent contractor form and they will give you a 1099 at the end of the year. They are really not suppose to start you on payroll without proper paperwork.
How does an American get a good job in Japan; not teaching English?
I have 4 years of work experience and a four year degree. I can speak conversational Japanese. Where can I find a good job in America that will send me to Japan? Are there agencies or head hunters that can help? I%26#039;ve been looking for four years and have only found jobs teaching English. Are there jobs out there that someone can land with an Economics degree and experience in business/management from a top company?|||Try Citigroup (Japan division). Citigroup recently bought out Nikko Securities, so maybe you%26#039;ll find something.
How can i get a job abroad as a Public Relations officer for a particular organisation?
I am a graduate from Makerere University in Masscommunication and i majored in Public Relations. I have looked for ways of getting a job in Europe but all in vain. So help me get a job in the related fields.|||I have found many such jobs posted on Monster.com.
Unfortunately, they also post such jobs, in misleading ways, for unscrupulous companies, and do NOT respond to complaints in that regard, so BEFORE LEAVING for ANY such *interview* be SURE you have THOROUGHLY CHECKED OUT the company with ALL POSSIBLE SOURCES (ESPECIALLY if you are FEMALE--they RECRUIT for INTERNATIONAL PORN companies who advertise their *slots* as PR/Admin/Sec. to CEO or whatever they believe a young lady would apply for).
Best wishes, and TAKE CARE!|||Since you know the organization you want to work for/ with, apply and make sure some profound persons support your application by letters and even calling to find how your application is proceeding! When you succeed, you invite them over for a week or more!
Unfortunately, they also post such jobs, in misleading ways, for unscrupulous companies, and do NOT respond to complaints in that regard, so BEFORE LEAVING for ANY such *interview* be SURE you have THOROUGHLY CHECKED OUT the company with ALL POSSIBLE SOURCES (ESPECIALLY if you are FEMALE--they RECRUIT for INTERNATIONAL PORN companies who advertise their *slots* as PR/Admin/Sec. to CEO or whatever they believe a young lady would apply for).
Best wishes, and TAKE CARE!|||Since you know the organization you want to work for/ with, apply and make sure some profound persons support your application by letters and even calling to find how your application is proceeding! When you succeed, you invite them over for a week or more!
How do you find the job after you graduate from Make up school?
Hello everyone!
I am thinking of attending the make up school but I wonder how is it possible to find a job as make up artist. I went through many job posting and hardly found anything about needed make up artists. Is woring in near beauty salon is all what inexpirienced artists start from? Please, tell me if you have expirienced that already. Tell me your story!
Thanks so much!|||whats up with that guy up there?
anyway...whatever school you are going to attend should teach you how to find jobs...and a lot of them have job placements. it takes a lot of self promotion and stuff like that.
all of that should be involved in the make up course you choose.|||Ksenia!!! Hows it been?
Well getting to the point my g/f is a beautition and she said that most makeup artists start out at salons that do side jobs... basicly to find a real job were somone needs a personal assistant or something like that...
-Regards Jimmy
I am thinking of attending the make up school but I wonder how is it possible to find a job as make up artist. I went through many job posting and hardly found anything about needed make up artists. Is woring in near beauty salon is all what inexpirienced artists start from? Please, tell me if you have expirienced that already. Tell me your story!
Thanks so much!|||whats up with that guy up there?
anyway...whatever school you are going to attend should teach you how to find jobs...and a lot of them have job placements. it takes a lot of self promotion and stuff like that.
all of that should be involved in the make up course you choose.|||Ksenia!!! Hows it been?
Well getting to the point my g/f is a beautition and she said that most makeup artists start out at salons that do side jobs... basicly to find a real job were somone needs a personal assistant or something like that...
-Regards Jimmy
Is being a comercial pilot a good job? Enjoyable or just stressful?
I imagine being a commercial pilot is a fun job. Obviously not. I%26#039;ve seen several people on this page just complaning about being pilots and urging pilot hopefuls to stay away from the career field. It%26#039;s apparently not the best money in the world. I heard it%26#039;s one of the most stressful jobs. And If you pilots hate your jobs so much (at least thats the vibe I%26#039;m getting but correct me if I%26#039;m wrong) why did you decide to be pilots?|||The flying is fun, and everyone likes that on clear sunny days.. and when you get days and weeks off all over the world... it seems great... because IT IS.... but for all the good parts... and there are a LOT of them... there is a dark side that most candidates do not know about. If I can talk you out of being a pilot... then you should not have been one in the first place anyway. (IMHO) It really is a job that takes more focus and dedication than most. Sounds to be a big statement... but remember that you are going to be re-qualified EVERY year, and depending on your job, can be twice a year.. and if you are flying more than one type of aircraft.. 3 or more times a year... Go ask your family doctor when he was requalified last.. or your highschool teacher, college professor.. and the answer will be the same.... huh??? Bear in mind also, that you don%26#039;t just screw up a test and get to retake it... your records are maintained by your company for the Federal Government.. and EVERY checkride, oral exam, written exam, line check, etc... is recorded along with the results. EVERY job you apply for.. the first thing they are going to do is pull your records...and if you had any problems along the way... you will be explaining them. Most pilots (more than 50%) have a CLEAN record... probably higher percentage than that... no mistakes, no retesting, no failures.. so the bar is set high... If you get a DWI... you have a major problem that will disqualify you on the spot for most jobs. As with anything else... when there is a shortage... it might be overlooked.. but that doesn%26#039;t happen very often. Since 9/11... there have been no shortages... Now, for instructors, there is almost always a shortage because it is the lowest paying least desireable job there is in aviation. I would rather pump gas than teach basic Private Pilot.
So it becomes a career of compromises... where you are going to live, the plane you will fly, the schedule you will work, the money you will make are balanced against your %26quot;quality of life%26quot; issues. What is more important to you... being near your family, or advancing your career? Then you will see the great divide.. some guys will walk in to ask directions for some other job.. and be offered a job on the spot... while you beat your head against the wall trying to get the same job for years. You will see complete and total idiots out online, that are down right dangerous... and they make it through training.. and you will say goodbye to a friend in your hire class that was washed out that was a much better pilot. That%26#039;s the way it goes sometimes. You will constantly be making decisions on what job to take or pass, move or stay... and all the while you will be dealing with a very unsympathetic company that is only concerned with the bottom line. You lose an engine, and fly the remainder of the flight perfectly smooth, nail the landing and taxi to the gate (if they let you) and the people getting off are grateful.. but the company sees only that you did what you were trained to do... so don%26#039;t get too excited about your work.
You start out VERY proud, excited, enthusiastic.. and it just grinds you down over the years. You see other guys go on to real estate, software development..etc.. and they are making 3 to 4 times the money and home every night...this might not be for you...
I would not urge someone to NOT be a pilot... I started flying when I was 16, and I still fly now, just not for a living... I still love it.. but I don%26#039;t miss the crap.. and there is a LOT of crap that goes with it.|||First thing is that the best thing about aviation is that there is nobody in an aviation career who does not want to be there. Second of all the airlines are laying off many employees but this will change one day once the oil company%26#039;s raise there prices to high for all modes of transport everybody will stop buying and the oil company%26#039;s will be forced to drastically reduce their prices or they will just completely go bankrupt all together. And another thing is that being a pilot is an incredible job besides are you going to pay over a thousand dollar%26#039;s just to fly coach to Paris. Well if not how about being payed to fly to Paris? Those that encourage aviation enthusiast to stay away are not pilot%26#039;s them selfs. Once you taste flight you will never go back.|||lludwig3 Says it all. Im still flying 34 years later and I%26#039;ve been through everything he said and its true.
Right now with 6 years to retirement I dig my head in the sand and accept what the company gives me ,ie salary days off leave benefits , all declining I might add, and go fly the airplane .which I still enjoy . No matter where it takes me or what I fly I enjoy the flying.
If I had to do it again I would%26#039;nt fly for a living. So if there is some other job you could see yourself enjoying and the pay is good then do that instead .Later on you will be able to buy you own airplane and go to where you want with it.|||See this link. It answers many questions on commercial pilot%26#039;s life.
http://science.howstuffworks.com/pilot.h...
Good Luck...|||its one of the best paid careers you can have.
BA and Emirates are paying their long-haul captains up to $250,000-$300,000 a year!|||to me it would be stressful and lots of airlines are now even
layoff pilots as well|||Both
It depends how you take it|||Being an airline pilot is a great job when you are single and 25 years old. It%26#039;s one of the worst jobs in the world when you are 30-something, married and have a family. Being gone every weekend and holiday wears on you after a while. Not to mention having to miss every one of your kids birthdays, soccer games, etc. That%26#039;s why I got out and went back to a career in engineering.
There are a lot of grumpy pilots out there. Remember, that every single one of them once dreamed of nothing more than being a pilot one day. It just happens.
That%26#039;s why so many of us say to have a backup plan. This is a tough career. The excitement of taking off and landing a jet will wear off eventually (most likely very quickly). There will come a time where you have been to all the cool cities your airline travels too and they all feel like any other city in the world. Then comes the furlough and the fear of loosing your house. Eventually, the fun part of it is gone. After all that happens, it takes a certain type of person, and most importantly their spouse, to continue with it. Being gone 50% of the time, or more... is it worth it? Some say yes, others say no.
Again, every airline pilot out there, including the ones who hate their jobs, was once a kid who dreamed of flying an airplane for a living.
So it becomes a career of compromises... where you are going to live, the plane you will fly, the schedule you will work, the money you will make are balanced against your %26quot;quality of life%26quot; issues. What is more important to you... being near your family, or advancing your career? Then you will see the great divide.. some guys will walk in to ask directions for some other job.. and be offered a job on the spot... while you beat your head against the wall trying to get the same job for years. You will see complete and total idiots out online, that are down right dangerous... and they make it through training.. and you will say goodbye to a friend in your hire class that was washed out that was a much better pilot. That%26#039;s the way it goes sometimes. You will constantly be making decisions on what job to take or pass, move or stay... and all the while you will be dealing with a very unsympathetic company that is only concerned with the bottom line. You lose an engine, and fly the remainder of the flight perfectly smooth, nail the landing and taxi to the gate (if they let you) and the people getting off are grateful.. but the company sees only that you did what you were trained to do... so don%26#039;t get too excited about your work.
You start out VERY proud, excited, enthusiastic.. and it just grinds you down over the years. You see other guys go on to real estate, software development..etc.. and they are making 3 to 4 times the money and home every night...this might not be for you...
I would not urge someone to NOT be a pilot... I started flying when I was 16, and I still fly now, just not for a living... I still love it.. but I don%26#039;t miss the crap.. and there is a LOT of crap that goes with it.|||First thing is that the best thing about aviation is that there is nobody in an aviation career who does not want to be there. Second of all the airlines are laying off many employees but this will change one day once the oil company%26#039;s raise there prices to high for all modes of transport everybody will stop buying and the oil company%26#039;s will be forced to drastically reduce their prices or they will just completely go bankrupt all together. And another thing is that being a pilot is an incredible job besides are you going to pay over a thousand dollar%26#039;s just to fly coach to Paris. Well if not how about being payed to fly to Paris? Those that encourage aviation enthusiast to stay away are not pilot%26#039;s them selfs. Once you taste flight you will never go back.|||lludwig3 Says it all. Im still flying 34 years later and I%26#039;ve been through everything he said and its true.
Right now with 6 years to retirement I dig my head in the sand and accept what the company gives me ,ie salary days off leave benefits , all declining I might add, and go fly the airplane .which I still enjoy . No matter where it takes me or what I fly I enjoy the flying.
If I had to do it again I would%26#039;nt fly for a living. So if there is some other job you could see yourself enjoying and the pay is good then do that instead .Later on you will be able to buy you own airplane and go to where you want with it.|||See this link. It answers many questions on commercial pilot%26#039;s life.
http://science.howstuffworks.com/pilot.h...
Good Luck...|||its one of the best paid careers you can have.
BA and Emirates are paying their long-haul captains up to $250,000-$300,000 a year!|||to me it would be stressful and lots of airlines are now even
layoff pilots as well|||Both
It depends how you take it|||Being an airline pilot is a great job when you are single and 25 years old. It%26#039;s one of the worst jobs in the world when you are 30-something, married and have a family. Being gone every weekend and holiday wears on you after a while. Not to mention having to miss every one of your kids birthdays, soccer games, etc. That%26#039;s why I got out and went back to a career in engineering.
There are a lot of grumpy pilots out there. Remember, that every single one of them once dreamed of nothing more than being a pilot one day. It just happens.
That%26#039;s why so many of us say to have a backup plan. This is a tough career. The excitement of taking off and landing a jet will wear off eventually (most likely very quickly). There will come a time where you have been to all the cool cities your airline travels too and they all feel like any other city in the world. Then comes the furlough and the fear of loosing your house. Eventually, the fun part of it is gone. After all that happens, it takes a certain type of person, and most importantly their spouse, to continue with it. Being gone 50% of the time, or more... is it worth it? Some say yes, others say no.
Again, every airline pilot out there, including the ones who hate their jobs, was once a kid who dreamed of flying an airplane for a living.
What are some important job interview skills?
I graduated college a few months ago and having a hard time landing a job. I%26#039;ve gotten interviews for jobs, but I can%26#039;t seem to get the jobs.
My job field is in the film and television world. I%26#039;ve looked at production/post production houses.
What are some basic and important job interview skills I should know before I go into an interview?|||First and foremost: proper preparation prevents poor performance! Go over some interview questions out loud with yourself. Make sure to shake everyone%26#039;s hands when you meet them and when you leave; thank them as well. Greet people by their names when they are introduced to you...
Make sure you thoroughly understand the position you are applying for as well as the department it is in. Read up on the company at their website; be familiar with their work; you may even be able to see pics of their staff and maybe even the person/people you will be interviewing with. This is really helpful because their faces will be familiar to you when you meet them; calms the nerves a bit.
You may want to bring some type of visual aid with you, something to show relevant work you have done, or something general that you can make relevant. For example a project that demonstrates creativity etc. Wait until they bring up a relevant point and then ask if they would like to see what you have brought.
If you don%26#039;t have much relevant work experience draw upon volunteer or college class work/projects. It will be up to you to demonstrate how they are relevant.
Another good point is to always have some basic follow up questions. You probably only want to ask 2 or three max. At least one standard is %26#039;what do you see as the most challenging part of the position%26#039;; try to follow their comment by saying you are familiar with whatever they say or briefly explaining that you can handle that situation etc.
The thank you note is an excellent idea so try to remember the names of the people you meet or ask for their business cards.
Basically an interview is about marketing and your product is your experience, knowledge, and creativity etc. You want to advertise these things and make them desirable to the company but try to avoid false advertising by exaggerating; stick to your true personality, experience etc.|||Hello lillylovelost,
The most important thing any job seeker should do before applying for a job is the learn what job interviews are all about. For example were you aware that job applicants that send the interviewer(s) a thank you note within 24 hours of the interview get the job most often!
Preparing for an interview is critical to getting the job!
This resource can help:
http://www.you-can-learn-basic-employee-...
All the best!
Heygee
All the best!
Heygee|||You should definitely arrive on time better yet
(a little early 10-15 min)
You should dress nice and conservative(Dress shoes, dress pants and a pressed collared shirt or sweater)
You should be confident and great your interviewer with a good tone of voice and a firm hand shake.Remember to smile and use plenty of eye contact. Oh and have good posture!
It would be a good idea to do some research ,if posible on the companys website, so you can establish some great questions to ask your interviewer about the company or open position.
Prepare yourself for an interviewers questions. Questions often includ.
Describe yourself.
Describe the last time you were in a position of responsibility or provided good customer service.
Why do you want to work for our company?
What sets you apart from other applicants for this position?
Do you have prior work experience?
What do you like about our company?
etc.
Remember not to be afraid to sell yourself, tell them why your the best person for the job. Remember to thank your interviewer and leave with another firm handshake and smile. Really just be confident, well prepared, and on time. The interview should go great :)|||Chatting with HR managers or recruiters would help you a lot. I recommend Jobirn.com to you, for you can chat with HR managers or recruiters directly there, and you can also conduct video interview. Moreover, you can establish career network there. You cannot miss it http://www.jobirn.com
My job field is in the film and television world. I%26#039;ve looked at production/post production houses.
What are some basic and important job interview skills I should know before I go into an interview?|||First and foremost: proper preparation prevents poor performance! Go over some interview questions out loud with yourself. Make sure to shake everyone%26#039;s hands when you meet them and when you leave; thank them as well. Greet people by their names when they are introduced to you...
Make sure you thoroughly understand the position you are applying for as well as the department it is in. Read up on the company at their website; be familiar with their work; you may even be able to see pics of their staff and maybe even the person/people you will be interviewing with. This is really helpful because their faces will be familiar to you when you meet them; calms the nerves a bit.
You may want to bring some type of visual aid with you, something to show relevant work you have done, or something general that you can make relevant. For example a project that demonstrates creativity etc. Wait until they bring up a relevant point and then ask if they would like to see what you have brought.
If you don%26#039;t have much relevant work experience draw upon volunteer or college class work/projects. It will be up to you to demonstrate how they are relevant.
Another good point is to always have some basic follow up questions. You probably only want to ask 2 or three max. At least one standard is %26#039;what do you see as the most challenging part of the position%26#039;; try to follow their comment by saying you are familiar with whatever they say or briefly explaining that you can handle that situation etc.
The thank you note is an excellent idea so try to remember the names of the people you meet or ask for their business cards.
Basically an interview is about marketing and your product is your experience, knowledge, and creativity etc. You want to advertise these things and make them desirable to the company but try to avoid false advertising by exaggerating; stick to your true personality, experience etc.|||Hello lillylovelost,
The most important thing any job seeker should do before applying for a job is the learn what job interviews are all about. For example were you aware that job applicants that send the interviewer(s) a thank you note within 24 hours of the interview get the job most often!
Preparing for an interview is critical to getting the job!
This resource can help:
http://www.you-can-learn-basic-employee-...
All the best!
Heygee
All the best!
Heygee|||You should definitely arrive on time better yet
(a little early 10-15 min)
You should dress nice and conservative(Dress shoes, dress pants and a pressed collared shirt or sweater)
You should be confident and great your interviewer with a good tone of voice and a firm hand shake.Remember to smile and use plenty of eye contact. Oh and have good posture!
It would be a good idea to do some research ,if posible on the companys website, so you can establish some great questions to ask your interviewer about the company or open position.
Prepare yourself for an interviewers questions. Questions often includ.
Describe yourself.
Describe the last time you were in a position of responsibility or provided good customer service.
Why do you want to work for our company?
What sets you apart from other applicants for this position?
Do you have prior work experience?
What do you like about our company?
etc.
Remember not to be afraid to sell yourself, tell them why your the best person for the job. Remember to thank your interviewer and leave with another firm handshake and smile. Really just be confident, well prepared, and on time. The interview should go great :)|||Chatting with HR managers or recruiters would help you a lot. I recommend Jobirn.com to you, for you can chat with HR managers or recruiters directly there, and you can also conduct video interview. Moreover, you can establish career network there. You cannot miss it http://www.jobirn.com
How do you get a job working backstage for tv shows, set dressing, camera man etc?
I have always loved backstage of shows, sets, cameras etc and i love behind the scenes of shows but i was wondering how to get into these sorts of jobs. Do you need to go to university or can you get a job just with GCSEs and A-Levels, i am currently in A0Level sutdying Business Studies, Design and Geography but if there is a specific subject i need then i will consider re doing. Can anyone help. Thanks|||Hi Mate,
What did you have in mind with that set of A levels? What grades did you get?
I take it on you are on your AS year. What are you considering for UCAS next year?
Media is a very competitive industry and many decide early on to take a career in it. Humanities subjects help (history, sociology, psycology) for obvious reasons, as does english lit and media studies or art.
To work on a %26quot;set%26quot; as such is not as simple as turning up and asking for a job as a %26quot;camera man%26quot;, like you would working on a supermarket checkout. A levels are defineatly not enough to apply for jobs in the media industry.
What is required is a degree in the likes of journalism, history, media, sociology, cultural studies, sociology or most likely media production/communication. You%26#039;d be looking to also demonstrate maybe a portfolio of work or work experience.
Do you read the media guardian or keep up with the industry? Have you dont work experience?
The kind of career depends on what route you wish to take - camera operator or sound technician is very technical, production designers usually have creative/art backgrounds, then you have PR and marketing teams (you can do degrees in PR and marketing now), and costume design is a competitive field from graduates with an art background. Many people who are drafted in for a production do not come from the production company in house, but are also freelancers, so life can be hard and very competitive, living probably in London which is very expensive!
Just my two cents mate.
What did you have in mind with that set of A levels? What grades did you get?
I take it on you are on your AS year. What are you considering for UCAS next year?
Media is a very competitive industry and many decide early on to take a career in it. Humanities subjects help (history, sociology, psycology) for obvious reasons, as does english lit and media studies or art.
To work on a %26quot;set%26quot; as such is not as simple as turning up and asking for a job as a %26quot;camera man%26quot;, like you would working on a supermarket checkout. A levels are defineatly not enough to apply for jobs in the media industry.
What is required is a degree in the likes of journalism, history, media, sociology, cultural studies, sociology or most likely media production/communication. You%26#039;d be looking to also demonstrate maybe a portfolio of work or work experience.
Do you read the media guardian or keep up with the industry? Have you dont work experience?
The kind of career depends on what route you wish to take - camera operator or sound technician is very technical, production designers usually have creative/art backgrounds, then you have PR and marketing teams (you can do degrees in PR and marketing now), and costume design is a competitive field from graduates with an art background. Many people who are drafted in for a production do not come from the production company in house, but are also freelancers, so life can be hard and very competitive, living probably in London which is very expensive!
Just my two cents mate.
How do I find a job in Navada, operating a mineing truck?
I want to know if there are any jobs in the copper, gold and silver mines in Navada. The job I want is to operate a mineing truck. I can%26#039;t seem to find any information on this.|||If you have a Class A or CDL just go and talk to them.|||monster.com
If a father quits his job does he not have to pay child support during the time he is out of work?
My sons father quit his job, a pretty good job I might add, because he and his fiance broke up. -She worked in the same place.
Anyway now he is planning on being a truck driver and is going to be out of work for a few months and making god knows what afterward.
Will he have to make up the money that he isn%26#039;t paying or is it just gone?
I am concerned because it has put me in a financial bind.|||it would take a lot for a judge to make a decision to lower the amount because he is out of work they would never allow him to stop paying and if he doesn%26#039;t pay he will have to make up for it.|||I don%26#039;t know the laws of your state concerning child support but most states, if the state is involved in the support collection, require the support to be paid, including all back support that he owes, some states even refuse to renew drivers liscenses and they will go after income tax returns and even jail time in the most extreme cases. If you haven%26#039;t gotten your state DSHS office involved in your child support problem you should do so immediately. I pay child support and have fallen behind at times of no work but have made sure that all monies owed were paid to my exwife and have worked with the state to make sure that they know where I am and who I work for. Don%26#039;t let him slide from his obligation|||If he is making a lot less he can take it to court and receive a judgement for a lower support amount. The court determines the support amount based on ability to pay.|||If you change employment, you are still obligated to whatever arrangements were made with the court. Whatever he was ordered to pay will stay in effect.
The courts always look at what is in the best interest of the child, so his reason for quitting will not give him any consideration with the court.
He is likely going to wind up with quite a bit of money owed.
I would suggest you talk to someone in the child support office before he gets too far behind. If he misses as much as one payment, they may suggest you take him back to court for contempt.|||Leaving work or even being fired does not legally suspend or terminate support. He will simply go into arrears and owe it in back support.
Courts don%26#039;t take kindly to those obligated to pay support who leave work, especially if they do it solely to get out of support. The courts will look into that.
At best, he can return to court and petition for a downward modification of the support order, but there are a lot of rules surrounding doing that that do not necessarily favor him.
Tighten up the belt, but maintain communication and be prepared to go back to court if you need to to enforce the support order through garnishment if necessary.
Whatever you do, don%26#039;t deny him visitation. That%26#039;s a horrible trend and doesn%26#039;t resolve the support issue. IT%26#039;s also not good for the child/children in the long run. Allow the visitation as that was probably ordered by the court and the court%26#039;s will not be happy if you used it to punish him for non-payment.|||I believe they will take his tax refund and send it to you, but that doesn%26#039;t help for now. Please talk to the local child support office about this.|||when he starts to work it will resume.. as for the back child support they more than likely will take his income tax ..|||Regardless of his financial situation, he is required to pay what the court has ordered. He%26#039;ll still have to pay what he hasn%26#039;t paid, but it may take awhile. You may have to go to court to get the court to up his payments to pay his back support.
One answerer said he can go to court to have his payments lowered if he is making a lot less money than he was before...and that is true. BUT if he is making a lot MORE money, then you can ask for a judgement to reflect that too.|||Being unemployed does not relieve a father of child support. The child still has to eat, have a home, clothes and other things.
If he were living with the child, he would be providing these things.
The courts will not look kindly upon him for quitting his job. The court will expect him to continue making regular child support payments.
If he doesn%26#039;t, take him to court....the judge will fix his butt.|||I%26#039;ve had to pay more in child support than I made, and when one employer ran off with the funds, I had to pay despite not having the income. One has to petition the court for relief when circumstances change in order to modify a child-support decree.|||He has to keep paying the amount that was ordered by the court until he asks the judge to give him a different order.
He will have to make up the back payments.
Contact the child support services department in your state for assistance.|||it really depends on what state you live in. I live in Tennessee and job or no job they are responsible. If they don%26#039;t pay in Tennessee they go to jail.
Anyway now he is planning on being a truck driver and is going to be out of work for a few months and making god knows what afterward.
Will he have to make up the money that he isn%26#039;t paying or is it just gone?
I am concerned because it has put me in a financial bind.|||it would take a lot for a judge to make a decision to lower the amount because he is out of work they would never allow him to stop paying and if he doesn%26#039;t pay he will have to make up for it.|||I don%26#039;t know the laws of your state concerning child support but most states, if the state is involved in the support collection, require the support to be paid, including all back support that he owes, some states even refuse to renew drivers liscenses and they will go after income tax returns and even jail time in the most extreme cases. If you haven%26#039;t gotten your state DSHS office involved in your child support problem you should do so immediately. I pay child support and have fallen behind at times of no work but have made sure that all monies owed were paid to my exwife and have worked with the state to make sure that they know where I am and who I work for. Don%26#039;t let him slide from his obligation|||If he is making a lot less he can take it to court and receive a judgement for a lower support amount. The court determines the support amount based on ability to pay.|||If you change employment, you are still obligated to whatever arrangements were made with the court. Whatever he was ordered to pay will stay in effect.
The courts always look at what is in the best interest of the child, so his reason for quitting will not give him any consideration with the court.
He is likely going to wind up with quite a bit of money owed.
I would suggest you talk to someone in the child support office before he gets too far behind. If he misses as much as one payment, they may suggest you take him back to court for contempt.|||Leaving work or even being fired does not legally suspend or terminate support. He will simply go into arrears and owe it in back support.
Courts don%26#039;t take kindly to those obligated to pay support who leave work, especially if they do it solely to get out of support. The courts will look into that.
At best, he can return to court and petition for a downward modification of the support order, but there are a lot of rules surrounding doing that that do not necessarily favor him.
Tighten up the belt, but maintain communication and be prepared to go back to court if you need to to enforce the support order through garnishment if necessary.
Whatever you do, don%26#039;t deny him visitation. That%26#039;s a horrible trend and doesn%26#039;t resolve the support issue. IT%26#039;s also not good for the child/children in the long run. Allow the visitation as that was probably ordered by the court and the court%26#039;s will not be happy if you used it to punish him for non-payment.|||I believe they will take his tax refund and send it to you, but that doesn%26#039;t help for now. Please talk to the local child support office about this.|||when he starts to work it will resume.. as for the back child support they more than likely will take his income tax ..|||Regardless of his financial situation, he is required to pay what the court has ordered. He%26#039;ll still have to pay what he hasn%26#039;t paid, but it may take awhile. You may have to go to court to get the court to up his payments to pay his back support.
One answerer said he can go to court to have his payments lowered if he is making a lot less money than he was before...and that is true. BUT if he is making a lot MORE money, then you can ask for a judgement to reflect that too.|||Being unemployed does not relieve a father of child support. The child still has to eat, have a home, clothes and other things.
If he were living with the child, he would be providing these things.
The courts will not look kindly upon him for quitting his job. The court will expect him to continue making regular child support payments.
If he doesn%26#039;t, take him to court....the judge will fix his butt.|||I%26#039;ve had to pay more in child support than I made, and when one employer ran off with the funds, I had to pay despite not having the income. One has to petition the court for relief when circumstances change in order to modify a child-support decree.|||He has to keep paying the amount that was ordered by the court until he asks the judge to give him a different order.
He will have to make up the back payments.
Contact the child support services department in your state for assistance.|||it really depends on what state you live in. I live in Tennessee and job or no job they are responsible. If they don%26#039;t pay in Tennessee they go to jail.
How do I find an legitimate work at home job?
I am a disabled stay at home wife seeking a real work from home job.I%26#039;ve tried so many opportunities for data entry,taking surveys,stuffing envelopes and MLM.They are all misleading and are 100% scams.The so-called home jobs like data entry charge to get access to their data base of jobs,but I never fall for that trick.Do any one know any real home jobs that don%26#039;t beg for your wallet?|||This website offers work from home. They also have a links page with more info and other programs. You can also add your own links. http://www.webspawner.com/users/enterdat...
Some free and some have a small fee.|||Work 2hrs/day and ger $2,500/month.
Visit www.earnthemoney.ws Report Abuse
|||I share my experience of how I developed an at home job in my blog:
http://www.workathomeencourage...
Please don%26#039;t give anyone money for leads to an at home job. But you can take some positive steps to develop something yourself as I encourage in my blog above. Report Abuse
|||http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-HaaNn300b...|||If you or anybody you know frequently travels, I work with a company [it%26#039;s all work from home, on your own time]. You get commission and many other perks for people booking travel through a site you refer them to.
Go to the site I gave you, and click on %26#039;Company Presentation%26#039; to learn more about it.
If you have further questions, feel free to click the email link on that same page and contact me.|||I was in the same place last March as I have a special needs daughter and 1 year old son. I needed to be home. I also had researched many so called opportunities and very skeptical of them all. I was introduced to Arbonne and it took me four months or researching before I realized that this was an amazing company with integrity and actualy pay well for my work. I met several ladies that were succesful and they were able to help train me and show me that this was real and based on my efforts. It has been a wonderful blessing to allow me to be homeand I have promoted quickly. Don%26#039;t get me wrong it takes work but it is on my schedule and I know it can be scary to think about investing financially into something you don%26#039;t know will work. I had to realize that this is a business and needed to be treated like a business what I mean by that is if you do not have the proper tools you will not succeed. If a builder went to build a home but didn%26#039;t bring any tools he wouldn%26#039;t get very far. The great part was that my investment was up to me not anyone else. What did I want to do with my opportunity and how quickly. The other thing that has a huge benefit is that I didn%26#039;t have to carry any inventory, or delivery products, or host parties. I simple share with people the benefits of Pure, Safe and Beneficial products, let them try a line in their home for a few days and then show them how to order online at a discount for themselves products are delivered direct to them. This fits my lifestyle and theirs. Anyway, hope this helps and feel free to contact me.|||I started out 4 years ago with the same question and tried lots of things. eBay worked for me. You can get started with no financial investment, see how it goes, and grow the business as you are comfortable with it.
You may find this guide helpful in getting started on eBay. I wrote it to help others get started on ebay. It is written from my own experience from selling for 4 years. I%26#039;ve sold about 12,000 items. I%26#039;ve learned alot along the way by trial and error and hope to save others some time and mistakes!
http://cgi.ebay.com/stay-at-home-moms-gu...
Best of luck to you! Blessings-|||E-mail me for information. I can%26#039;t post anything here it is against the rules.|||There is many scams out there and data entry is a big one. Everyone wants to do data entry so the scammers hit it hard and heavy. First of all you should NEVER pay money upfront for a JOB. If they are asking for money to start working for them then Run far away. Unless its for equipment you dont have IE:Landline, DSL, Headset etc.
Getting a work at home job is not the easiet thing in the world to do, Sometimes it takes peoples months or even years to find a job they want, It also really depends on your credentials and experience. I am going to post some sites that I hope you find helpful in finding a work at home job. Wahm is also a great one for support and suggestions. If something doesnt feel right to you then check them out, Ask about them do anything you need to find out about them before giving them any personal info.
Below is links to work at home lead sites, scam sites and some companies that have hired telelcommuters in the past. I hope these are helpful to you.
Here are some of the best legitimate ones in my opinion:
http://www.wahm.com/jobs.html
great message board with daily job leads
http://www.workathomecareers.com/workath...
I love this site, Its an actual work at home job search engine, You can find almost anything there
http://www.moneymakingmommy.com
Support and job leads on this one
Sites that can help you recognize and look for a scam
http://www.workathomecareers.com/scams.s...
http://www.bbb.org/
http://www.ripoffreport.com/
http://www.bbb.org/library/workathome.as...
Companies that have hired telecommuters in the past.
http://www.administrativeadvantage.net/p...
http://www.sciathome.com/index.html
http://www.expedict.co.uk/front/editor.p...
http://www.translation.com.mx/joinus.htm...
http://www.sten-tel.com/careers.asp
A blog I found with work at home jobs listed
http://eddysalomon.blogspot.com/2007/01/...
Good Luck!
Some free and some have a small fee.|||Work 2hrs/day and ger $2,500/month.
Visit www.earnthemoney.ws Report Abuse
|||I share my experience of how I developed an at home job in my blog:
http://www.workathomeencourage...
Please don%26#039;t give anyone money for leads to an at home job. But you can take some positive steps to develop something yourself as I encourage in my blog above. Report Abuse
|||http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-HaaNn300b...|||If you or anybody you know frequently travels, I work with a company [it%26#039;s all work from home, on your own time]. You get commission and many other perks for people booking travel through a site you refer them to.
Go to the site I gave you, and click on %26#039;Company Presentation%26#039; to learn more about it.
If you have further questions, feel free to click the email link on that same page and contact me.|||I was in the same place last March as I have a special needs daughter and 1 year old son. I needed to be home. I also had researched many so called opportunities and very skeptical of them all. I was introduced to Arbonne and it took me four months or researching before I realized that this was an amazing company with integrity and actualy pay well for my work. I met several ladies that were succesful and they were able to help train me and show me that this was real and based on my efforts. It has been a wonderful blessing to allow me to be homeand I have promoted quickly. Don%26#039;t get me wrong it takes work but it is on my schedule and I know it can be scary to think about investing financially into something you don%26#039;t know will work. I had to realize that this is a business and needed to be treated like a business what I mean by that is if you do not have the proper tools you will not succeed. If a builder went to build a home but didn%26#039;t bring any tools he wouldn%26#039;t get very far. The great part was that my investment was up to me not anyone else. What did I want to do with my opportunity and how quickly. The other thing that has a huge benefit is that I didn%26#039;t have to carry any inventory, or delivery products, or host parties. I simple share with people the benefits of Pure, Safe and Beneficial products, let them try a line in their home for a few days and then show them how to order online at a discount for themselves products are delivered direct to them. This fits my lifestyle and theirs. Anyway, hope this helps and feel free to contact me.|||I started out 4 years ago with the same question and tried lots of things. eBay worked for me. You can get started with no financial investment, see how it goes, and grow the business as you are comfortable with it.
You may find this guide helpful in getting started on eBay. I wrote it to help others get started on ebay. It is written from my own experience from selling for 4 years. I%26#039;ve sold about 12,000 items. I%26#039;ve learned alot along the way by trial and error and hope to save others some time and mistakes!
http://cgi.ebay.com/stay-at-home-moms-gu...
Best of luck to you! Blessings-|||E-mail me for information. I can%26#039;t post anything here it is against the rules.|||There is many scams out there and data entry is a big one. Everyone wants to do data entry so the scammers hit it hard and heavy. First of all you should NEVER pay money upfront for a JOB. If they are asking for money to start working for them then Run far away. Unless its for equipment you dont have IE:Landline, DSL, Headset etc.
Getting a work at home job is not the easiet thing in the world to do, Sometimes it takes peoples months or even years to find a job they want, It also really depends on your credentials and experience. I am going to post some sites that I hope you find helpful in finding a work at home job. Wahm is also a great one for support and suggestions. If something doesnt feel right to you then check them out, Ask about them do anything you need to find out about them before giving them any personal info.
Below is links to work at home lead sites, scam sites and some companies that have hired telelcommuters in the past. I hope these are helpful to you.
Here are some of the best legitimate ones in my opinion:
http://www.wahm.com/jobs.html
great message board with daily job leads
http://www.workathomecareers.com/workath...
I love this site, Its an actual work at home job search engine, You can find almost anything there
http://www.moneymakingmommy.com
Support and job leads on this one
Sites that can help you recognize and look for a scam
http://www.workathomecareers.com/scams.s...
http://www.bbb.org/
http://www.ripoffreport.com/
http://www.bbb.org/library/workathome.as...
Companies that have hired telecommuters in the past.
http://www.administrativeadvantage.net/p...
http://www.sciathome.com/index.html
http://www.expedict.co.uk/front/editor.p...
http://www.translation.com.mx/joinus.htm...
http://www.sten-tel.com/careers.asp
A blog I found with work at home jobs listed
http://eddysalomon.blogspot.com/2007/01/...
Good Luck!
How do you get a job as a postal carrier and how much is the starting salary?
Also, Is it very competitive to get a job a with the USPS or are there plenty of jobs available? Thanks!|||depending on where u live determines how many jobs are available. usually starts off anywhere from 16 to 20dollars an hr. if you live in a city like atlanta it may take anywhere from 3 to 5 yrs to become full time u will always start off part time or as a substitute does not matter where you live. the pay is good but it takes a long time to become full time in a big city. good luck
What is more important in a new job, job satisfaction or the salary and benefits?
I just started a new job in a small law firm. Even though my boss is a great employer and also new, everything else is negative and a lot of backbiting and ambiguity. The salary package is good but is that enough? Where does job satisfaction rate in the whole picture? Suggestions welcomed..|||You know, in probably any other field, I%26#039;d say self-satisfaction is most important, but %26quot;back biting and ambiguity%26quot; are trademarks of the legal profession. I%26#039;m afraid you%26#039;ll find it anywhere in that one! Look, be yourself, and do your best not to change over the years. Remember this question and how you felt and it will help you. I think you are lucky with that type of boss and it should help you along. GL and congrats! Sorry about the rest though. God bless.|||Compared to most people I am nowhere near normal so there%26#039;s not much point in me telling you my opinion here, lol I am leaving the whole lot, including the nation with it :)
But what I%26#039;ll say is that you are the only one that can decide.
Can you deal with it? Good. Can you not? Leave, but be careful as ambiguity is everywhere.
But what I%26#039;ll say is that you are the only one that can decide.
Can you deal with it? Good. Can you not? Leave, but be careful as ambiguity is everywhere.
I am unemployed and have been looking for a job many different ways, What are some other suggestions?
I have job profiles on usajobs, dc jobs, washington post jobs, careerbuilder, monster, thingamajob, and i currently search directly on every lisitng i can find. What are some things i can do differentl to land a job?|||Usually when I apply to a job and they don%26#039;t call back. I take it upon my self to make the call in about 2-3 days. I always ask to speak to the hiring manager and I ask her/him if my resume was recieved. Sometimes they want you to come in and apply. Also make sure your resume is hire material, there are a lot of sites you can go on to make sure. I always send a cover letter when I fax my resume. I hope I helped. good luck|||I am unemployed too,man. I was in the army.have been in Afghanistan and Iraq.now I am out because of I don`t want to go to war any more . I try to find me a job too.I just apply for a job on homedepot.com .I don`t know when they are going to contact me.|||Have you tried going to the pizza places?
They%26#039;re all looking for delivery people.
It%26#039;s not a career, but if you are short on cash, it%26#039;s a job.|||go to local cafes, shops etc. Ask friends to bear you in mind if they hear of anything, advertise in local papers or shops, also look in them, your local job centre|||careerbuilders.com will help you
They%26#039;re all looking for delivery people.
It%26#039;s not a career, but if you are short on cash, it%26#039;s a job.|||go to local cafes, shops etc. Ask friends to bear you in mind if they hear of anything, advertise in local papers or shops, also look in them, your local job centre|||careerbuilders.com will help you
How can I fill out job apps when my history was messed up due to a termination?
I was recently termanated from a job for attendence becuase I was hospitalized several times. How can I fill out applications to make this not show up and will I be refused for it?
Do I have to use this last job, can I just neglect to put it on paper? Can companies look it up?|||Just be honest.. If it was due to hospitalization, they shouldn%26#039;t hold that against you.|||You are best just telling them a bit about the situation. They can review your credit history which may show you last employer. They can not look into your health history. Your not the first to have health problems.|||Yes, you should put it on your resume. You don%26#039;t need to say you were terminated, but be prepared to explain the situation.
Things happen to all of us at one point in our life.
Assuming you are better now. Companies will be interested in how you overcame your problem.
Be positive!|||Put it down on the application. If your health problems have now been resolved, it isn%26#039;t likely to be a problem.
Believe it or not, you aren%26#039;t the only person who ever got fired for something like this.|||if you do neglect it, you have to explain what you were doing during the %26quot;gap%26quot; Just put on there, terminated due to medical reasons.|||Do not leave this job off your application. Many companies check your work history and everything will come up on the report, including jobs that you did not disclose. However if you are not comfortable disclosing that you were terminated, it is important for you to know that when doing employment verifications companies cannot disclose that you were terminated. Therefore, you don%26#039;t have to worry about the company you%26#039;re applying with finding this out.|||I would just not list that employer to avoid any problems.|||Always be truthful about how you were terminated; if you lie or omit it, it will come back to haunt you.|||Do your homework....Know exactly why you were terminated, and be prepared to respond to ANY issue your previous employer had.
Showing confidence and owning up to the truth can NEVER be a bad thing.
Do I have to use this last job, can I just neglect to put it on paper? Can companies look it up?|||Just be honest.. If it was due to hospitalization, they shouldn%26#039;t hold that against you.|||You are best just telling them a bit about the situation. They can review your credit history which may show you last employer. They can not look into your health history. Your not the first to have health problems.|||Yes, you should put it on your resume. You don%26#039;t need to say you were terminated, but be prepared to explain the situation.
Things happen to all of us at one point in our life.
Assuming you are better now. Companies will be interested in how you overcame your problem.
Be positive!|||Put it down on the application. If your health problems have now been resolved, it isn%26#039;t likely to be a problem.
Believe it or not, you aren%26#039;t the only person who ever got fired for something like this.|||if you do neglect it, you have to explain what you were doing during the %26quot;gap%26quot; Just put on there, terminated due to medical reasons.|||Do not leave this job off your application. Many companies check your work history and everything will come up on the report, including jobs that you did not disclose. However if you are not comfortable disclosing that you were terminated, it is important for you to know that when doing employment verifications companies cannot disclose that you were terminated. Therefore, you don%26#039;t have to worry about the company you%26#039;re applying with finding this out.|||I would just not list that employer to avoid any problems.|||Always be truthful about how you were terminated; if you lie or omit it, it will come back to haunt you.|||Do your homework....Know exactly why you were terminated, and be prepared to respond to ANY issue your previous employer had.
Showing confidence and owning up to the truth can NEVER be a bad thing.
What to say in response to a job rejection letter?
I just received a rejection email for a job that I applied online for. I was a perfect fit for the position. I met or exceeded all of their hiring criteria and sent my resume within a few days of the job posting on the internet. They never even called me for an interview.
I%26#039;m planning to email them back. I%26#039;d like to find out why they weren%26#039;t interested in interviewing me and if it would make sense for me to apply for other jobs with them in the future.
What should I say in the letter?|||It would be perfectly acceptable to ask why you were not considered for an interview since you went to the trouble to submit your resume. etc. Just be careful how you word such a question. First tell them you are disappointed since you felt that you qualifications were more than a match for the job outlined. Ask for your own information and to assist with future job application what happened that you did not receive an interview. Say something that would keep the door open for future positions
This is one of the difficulties associated with applying for a job and try not to take it personally. Often there are reasons why they chose someone else like they are relatives or friends kids. You just have to make yourself feel that they passed up a perfect candidate and it is their loss.|||thank them for the opportunity to speak with them and you never know, they may just remember you and your abilities and call you on a lark|||You do not respond to a job rejection.|||You don%26#039;t contact them; it is not appropriate. Should something with the same company come up in the future, simply reapply.|||Odds are they%26#039;ll keep your resume on file anyways.
As roughly said in Rocky Balboa, %26#039;no matter what, theres always going to be some guy better than you%26#039;, and you just have to accept that they beat you to this job and move on.|||Write back saying.....Well FUkc you then!! LOL|||Just tell them that you are very interested in joining the company and politely ask if you may reapply for future positions. Do not ask why you didn%26#039;t get an interview.|||Ask if they received your application.
If they did, ask what it was that meant you didn%26#039;t get the job, what additional qualifications were needed (if any).|||Dear Mr. English:
Writing this letter is optional, but doing so is a good idea. It leaves the door open for you to apply to the firm sometime in the future when your qualifications have changed and is a way of maintaining a good relationship with the company. In the opening, thank the company for their time and consideration of your application and qualifications.
Use the body of your letter to discuss your positive impressions of the company. You might mention interviews that you had with company representatives, information you learned about the company during your application process, and any specific people who were particularly helpful or kind to you during the process.
Close the letter by mentioning the possibility of future contact with the company. Remain optimistic and thankful that the company considered your application.
Sincerely,
Lucy Letter
123 Winner’s Road
New Employee Town, PA 12345|||Tell them that you respect their decision and that you are still applying for jobs in this field. Ask them what turned them off from hiring you. They will be upfront and it is perfectly normal to ask someone why they did not hire you. Be polite and honest and they should definitely respond.
In California, if you are collecting unemployment, you have to find out why you weren%26#039;t hired for the jobs you applied for.
Keep your head up! Your dream job is still out there.
I%26#039;m planning to email them back. I%26#039;d like to find out why they weren%26#039;t interested in interviewing me and if it would make sense for me to apply for other jobs with them in the future.
What should I say in the letter?|||It would be perfectly acceptable to ask why you were not considered for an interview since you went to the trouble to submit your resume. etc. Just be careful how you word such a question. First tell them you are disappointed since you felt that you qualifications were more than a match for the job outlined. Ask for your own information and to assist with future job application what happened that you did not receive an interview. Say something that would keep the door open for future positions
This is one of the difficulties associated with applying for a job and try not to take it personally. Often there are reasons why they chose someone else like they are relatives or friends kids. You just have to make yourself feel that they passed up a perfect candidate and it is their loss.|||thank them for the opportunity to speak with them and you never know, they may just remember you and your abilities and call you on a lark|||You do not respond to a job rejection.|||You don%26#039;t contact them; it is not appropriate. Should something with the same company come up in the future, simply reapply.|||Odds are they%26#039;ll keep your resume on file anyways.
As roughly said in Rocky Balboa, %26#039;no matter what, theres always going to be some guy better than you%26#039;, and you just have to accept that they beat you to this job and move on.|||Write back saying.....Well FUkc you then!! LOL|||Just tell them that you are very interested in joining the company and politely ask if you may reapply for future positions. Do not ask why you didn%26#039;t get an interview.|||Ask if they received your application.
If they did, ask what it was that meant you didn%26#039;t get the job, what additional qualifications were needed (if any).|||Dear Mr. English:
Writing this letter is optional, but doing so is a good idea. It leaves the door open for you to apply to the firm sometime in the future when your qualifications have changed and is a way of maintaining a good relationship with the company. In the opening, thank the company for their time and consideration of your application and qualifications.
Use the body of your letter to discuss your positive impressions of the company. You might mention interviews that you had with company representatives, information you learned about the company during your application process, and any specific people who were particularly helpful or kind to you during the process.
Close the letter by mentioning the possibility of future contact with the company. Remain optimistic and thankful that the company considered your application.
Sincerely,
Lucy Letter
123 Winner’s Road
New Employee Town, PA 12345|||Tell them that you respect their decision and that you are still applying for jobs in this field. Ask them what turned them off from hiring you. They will be upfront and it is perfectly normal to ask someone why they did not hire you. Be polite and honest and they should definitely respond.
In California, if you are collecting unemployment, you have to find out why you weren%26#039;t hired for the jobs you applied for.
Keep your head up! Your dream job is still out there.
How can I get a job at the airport as Home Land Security??
The security people that make you take off your shoes, and that scan you to see if you have any weapons. I looks like an easy job just sitting their looking at a screen for weapons. A job like that in North Carolina|||Those people work for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). Here is their website for employment.
http://www.tsa.gov/join/index.shtm|||lol they call the security at airports TSA (Transportation Security Administration) Find their website.|||It seems like they will hire any carbon based life form, from what I%26#039;ve seen at airports lately.|||Hee hee hee, TSA=Thousands Standing Around
http://www.tsa.gov/join/index.shtm|||lol they call the security at airports TSA (Transportation Security Administration) Find their website.|||It seems like they will hire any carbon based life form, from what I%26#039;ve seen at airports lately.|||Hee hee hee, TSA=Thousands Standing Around
What is a type of job that resembles hooters?
Basically a job where if I flirt I can get tips. I thought about being a caddy but I don%26#039;t know much about golf. I know it is hard getting jobs right now but some ideas would be helpful. Anything short of stripping and prostitution.|||Deffinately bar work.|||Some of the young ladies who aspire to be Hooters Girls forget that the job entails actual work. Socialing and schmoozing with customers is allowed, but up to a point. Taking orders accurately, following up on refills, bussing tables, refilling condiments, etc. The ideas about bartending are spot-on.|||Bar tending in a skank small town bar. The bar tenders at the local tavern here swear they make more than I do on a saturday nite.
My friend who is also a nurse, bar tends on the weekends for extra money and says she makes more money tending bar than nursing on a Saturday nite.
My friend who is also a nurse, bar tends on the weekends for extra money and says she makes more money tending bar than nursing on a Saturday nite.
What can I do to make a job search more efficient and less time consuming?
I know that job hunting is considered to be time consuming but what I meant by my initial question was what can I do to improve my job hunting so I can get the maximum results for the time alloted to me? I%26#039;ve already tried the usual search engines such as Yahoo Hot Jobs, Monster, The Daily News, etc. I%26#039;ve even asked my friends for recommendations but so far I haven%26#039;t gotten any results. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!|||the job search is notoriously long and tedious. there%26#039;s not much that you can do beyond what you%26#039;ve already done.
one thing that i would do if i was in your shoes: follow up with the places you%26#039;ve submitted your resume to. call or email them. this does two things: first, it shows you are interested in the job. second, it puts your resume back on top of their list. it may not be much, but sometimes its enough to get you that precious interview.
good luck!|||Check out craigslist jobs for your area or state.
You might find something there.
one thing that i would do if i was in your shoes: follow up with the places you%26#039;ve submitted your resume to. call or email them. this does two things: first, it shows you are interested in the job. second, it puts your resume back on top of their list. it may not be much, but sometimes its enough to get you that precious interview.
good luck!|||Check out craigslist jobs for your area or state.
You might find something there.
What is an alternative to job decriptions for a small business?
I have been researching job descriptions, the pro%26#039;s and cons, the hows and so on for our small business. The goals behind job descriptions are very good, however most managers and employees grumble and complain and drag their feet on them. Is there a better approach? One that managers and employees both, won%26#039;t groan so much at?|||Sometimes employees only do what is in their job description and nothing more a way of getting them to work on other tasks is to replace job descriptions with a more flexible type. You should assign each employee with a daily priority task these are completed by who they are assigned to first. and once they are completed they can check a list of work that needs to be completed. All employees can check the list pick a job and do it.
My current job only requires an internet connection. How can I make more money at the same time?
So my current job just requires an internet connection and my laptop. I can take my laptop wherever there%26#039;s an internet connection. I would like to supplement my current income. Any ideas?|||If you have any talent of yourself, aplly it which you can used your own way how to get other earn in your life...you can used that,,,by your sideline while your working to network..|||I have been making money on my PC for over 15 years now.
Take a look at my %26#039;Success%26#039; website: www.rog37.com where you will get lots of free helpful information. I have also helped many, many people to get out of the %26#039;Rat Race%26#039; and retire early from their jobs by working from home working the hours that suited them (Not their boss!)
Good luck
Roger|||Yes, I suggest you claim your %26quot;Internet Address For Life%26quot; now (free to try) before someone else by the name you want does and takes it forever.
Visit the link above for a unique (and really short) animated mo vie that you can share with others by email like I am doing here - you are the %26quot;guest star%26quot; in this one.
As you%26#039;ll see, it could make you literally thousands of dollars over time and secure your name on the Internet, which is free to try.
More importantly, though, you can help a lot of people have a better life.
Make sure you turn up your speakers - the actors are going to actually say your name.
Thousands of people all over the world are making great in comes with this and I hope you at least check it out.
QUICK INFO SITE :
http://movie.ws/esthera
Take a look at my %26#039;Success%26#039; website: www.rog37.com where you will get lots of free helpful information. I have also helped many, many people to get out of the %26#039;Rat Race%26#039; and retire early from their jobs by working from home working the hours that suited them (Not their boss!)
Good luck
Roger|||Yes, I suggest you claim your %26quot;Internet Address For Life%26quot; now (free to try) before someone else by the name you want does and takes it forever.
Visit the link above for a unique (and really short) animated mo vie that you can share with others by email like I am doing here - you are the %26quot;guest star%26quot; in this one.
As you%26#039;ll see, it could make you literally thousands of dollars over time and secure your name on the Internet, which is free to try.
More importantly, though, you can help a lot of people have a better life.
Make sure you turn up your speakers - the actors are going to actually say your name.
Thousands of people all over the world are making great in comes with this and I hope you at least check it out.
QUICK INFO SITE :
http://movie.ws/esthera
How Difficult is it to get a job with the government? How is the interview process?
I just had an interview for a county/government job. Benefits are great, pay is good, and the location is perfect. This would be the perfect job for me. I%26#039;m just wondering how government interviews compare to corporate/private interviews? Is it tougher to land a job or is it easier? Your Feedback would be great thanks.|||Your chances are very good if you are totally qualified for the job and have either good references from your past work history or have good grades in college. They just take quite a long time to decide because they interview so many people and they are government after all. But I have friends who work in government and are very happy, not only with the benefits and pay but because of the promotion opportunities. Good luck on landing the job!!
What are the chances of getting a job in canada after completion of a degree in canada?
I want to have an idea about the job market in canada and if it is easy to get a job after completing studies. Or maybe,the chances of getting a job are higher in the US?|||very broad question, depends of your field really. engineering average time to find a job is 9 months. with good grades easy to find a job.
getting a job in the us after completing a degree in canada is hard unless you have a contact in the US or you have exceptionally good grades. because they have to prove that they cannot find a worker inside the country and have to import you in from canada.
getting a job in the us after completing a degree in canada is hard unless you have a contact in the US or you have exceptionally good grades. because they have to prove that they cannot find a worker inside the country and have to import you in from canada.
What is the best summer job for an incoming college freshman?
Last year I worked as a lifeguard, but I didn%26#039;t receive enough hours at that job. What are practical alternatives for the summer months. I am smart and capable, and would perhaps like a job that could teach me valuable skills and look good on a resume. I also would like to make more than minimum wage.|||I would check out a site such as http://www.teenjobsection.com they have information on how to get jobs, and they have job postings from lots of employers on there site.|||Dairy Queen....McDonalds... fast food places...=P or or Shnucks or Wal-Mart.. door greater.... you know... teen jobs lol =P|||Hi friend try this.. There are some really a good way of making money online being at home.There is no need to pay at front.Just basic knowledge of internet is enough.Further it is much much better than online paid surveys %26amp; data entry..Just try it out there is nothing to lose since u r not going to pay.. Visit this = %26gt; http://fly2.ws/12P6ZX_|||- working in a community centre (friendly environment)
- library/Chapters! (if you like the peaceful side of things)
- fast foods (Mcdo, Dairy Queen, Taco, Burger King .. etc )
- cafe shops (Tim Hortons, Starbucks)
- clothes store (discount on clothes!!)
- Toys stores (toys r us? xD lol.)
- arcade (you get discount! you can play for free sometimes.)
since you%26#039;re in college the possibilities are endless! lucky you. =) good luck!|||Intern, intern, intern. The experience alone will give you insight into what you are interested in career wise and it will look great on your resume. Some pay, some don%26#039;t- so whatever you can manage, do. Ninety-nine percent of interns are only available to college students so take advantage while you can!|||Sales positions! It will show communication skills and relationship building skills to employers :) I did a summer with Southwestern Books and I learned a lot about motivating myself and communicating across different socioeconomic families. Also this program teaches you how to run your own business while your at it ;) hope this helps|||If you%26#039;re looking to make money more than anything else, honestly, waitressing is a good way to go. Well, it depends on where you would work as a waitress. My mom comes home with anywhere between $90 and $125 a night in tips because she works at a dinner theatre that is very large and attracts a lot of tourists. But on the other end of the spectrum, my one friend comes home with anywhere between $40 and $80 in tips a night because she works in a teeny little restaurant that%26#039;s out in the middle of nowhere. But if you find a good place, you%26#039;ll usually be making a decent amount of money.
- library/Chapters! (if you like the peaceful side of things)
- fast foods (Mcdo, Dairy Queen, Taco, Burger King .. etc )
- cafe shops (Tim Hortons, Starbucks)
- clothes store (discount on clothes!!)
- Toys stores (toys r us? xD lol.)
- arcade (you get discount! you can play for free sometimes.)
since you%26#039;re in college the possibilities are endless! lucky you. =) good luck!|||Intern, intern, intern. The experience alone will give you insight into what you are interested in career wise and it will look great on your resume. Some pay, some don%26#039;t- so whatever you can manage, do. Ninety-nine percent of interns are only available to college students so take advantage while you can!|||Sales positions! It will show communication skills and relationship building skills to employers :) I did a summer with Southwestern Books and I learned a lot about motivating myself and communicating across different socioeconomic families. Also this program teaches you how to run your own business while your at it ;) hope this helps|||If you%26#039;re looking to make money more than anything else, honestly, waitressing is a good way to go. Well, it depends on where you would work as a waitress. My mom comes home with anywhere between $90 and $125 a night in tips because she works at a dinner theatre that is very large and attracts a lot of tourists. But on the other end of the spectrum, my one friend comes home with anywhere between $40 and $80 in tips a night because she works in a teeny little restaurant that%26#039;s out in the middle of nowhere. But if you find a good place, you%26#039;ll usually be making a decent amount of money.
What is a good paying job for a 20 year old college student?
I need a job that pays fairly decent because I have to pay for books, car and credit cards. Does anyone have any ideas of what would be a good job at my age? Im trying to make at least 10 dollars an hour.|||Why don%26#039;t you go and get your bartending license and then you would only have to work on the weekends if you wanted and you could make good money.|||Have you thought of being an entrepreneur? It only requires a laptop and internet connection. Easy to start, small capital, working from home and unlimited income potential are the characteristics of internet business. If you put your name %26amp; e-mail in www.wealthywinningwomen.com, you can have a free website building and so much information about internet business.
To your success,
Tessie|||Hi,
You can check out http://careerguide.careerdirection.info for some useful info and tips. Good luck!|||Be careful with all of these sites that promise to earn you thousands of dollars by working from home!!!
This is actually a pretty common scam used on college students so keep an eye out. If any of them ask you to put in some of your own money before you get paid then that%26#039;s a good sign that it may be a scam.
Some of them may ask you to sell stuff for them, but you%26#039;ll have to buy the product from them first then go out and try to find some suckers that will want to buy it. They%26#039;ll make it sound very appealing by giving you some figures of how much you can earn, but the reality is that most people wont sell much and they will just end up with boxes of unusable goods to store.
The other danger is that some sites will make you fill out a phony application that will be used to steal your identity. Unless it%26#039;s a reputable company that you%26#039;ve heard of, don%26#039;t apply for any job online.
Finally, be careful with those jobs that promise to pay you for stuffing envelopes. I knew of a few people that never go paid doing that.
The best job for you may be working in a book store (you can get discounts on some of those textbooks), record store, coffee shop, or waitering in a restaurant (the tips can easily bring you up the 10/hour rate). These jobs usually have flexible hours for college students. You may also look into jobs related to the field you want to study.
Good luck!
To your success,
Tessie|||Hi,
You can check out http://careerguide.careerdirection.info for some useful info and tips. Good luck!|||Be careful with all of these sites that promise to earn you thousands of dollars by working from home!!!
This is actually a pretty common scam used on college students so keep an eye out. If any of them ask you to put in some of your own money before you get paid then that%26#039;s a good sign that it may be a scam.
Some of them may ask you to sell stuff for them, but you%26#039;ll have to buy the product from them first then go out and try to find some suckers that will want to buy it. They%26#039;ll make it sound very appealing by giving you some figures of how much you can earn, but the reality is that most people wont sell much and they will just end up with boxes of unusable goods to store.
The other danger is that some sites will make you fill out a phony application that will be used to steal your identity. Unless it%26#039;s a reputable company that you%26#039;ve heard of, don%26#039;t apply for any job online.
Finally, be careful with those jobs that promise to pay you for stuffing envelopes. I knew of a few people that never go paid doing that.
The best job for you may be working in a book store (you can get discounts on some of those textbooks), record store, coffee shop, or waitering in a restaurant (the tips can easily bring you up the 10/hour rate). These jobs usually have flexible hours for college students. You may also look into jobs related to the field you want to study.
Good luck!
How do you quit a job given by a family friend because of asthma?
Due to being in college, I need a flexible schedule to be able to work somewhere. A family friend offered me a job working for her cleaning company, but I found out on my first day that I would be around ALOT of cigarette smoke. I have severe asthma that is very easily triggered by cigarette smoke. How do I quit that job after only one day and still retain the friendship?|||Tell them exactly what you just told us.|||By saying exactly what you typed.
%26quot;I didn%26#039;t realise when I said yes that this job would have this effect on my asthma. Sorry but I think it would be better if I left. I really appreciate you helping me out like this though.%26quot;
Simple, honest and straightforward.|||tell them nicely that u want to quit the job because of ur asthma..
tell them that u can%26#039;t stand the cigarette smoke...
don%26#039;t be afraid...|||Be honest. Let her know that you appreciate the job, but your asthma flares up at the job and you don%26#039;t think it would be a benefit for you or her if you kept working there. As a friend, she should understand that your health is important.|||Just be honest about it and be sure to thank them for the job even though it didn%26#039;t work out.|||Remember, business is business and friendship is friendship. You and your friend should separate the two, and you%26#039;ll be fine. When you go to your friend to quit, tell them up front that this is a business decision, this has nothing to do with the friendship, then say why you can%26#039;t work there anymore.
I used to work for some friends of mine, and the guy was having a hard time letting me go after a while, just because of this same problem. When I showed him how to approach me businesslike, and assured him that we%26#039;d still be friends afterwards, he had no problem, and we are still friends today. Good luck.|||Just be honest. There%26#039;s no need to feel guilty about it. They will totally understand a medical restriction and if not, do not use the term %26quot;friend%26quot; when you speak of them.
%26quot;I didn%26#039;t realise when I said yes that this job would have this effect on my asthma. Sorry but I think it would be better if I left. I really appreciate you helping me out like this though.%26quot;
Simple, honest and straightforward.|||tell them nicely that u want to quit the job because of ur asthma..
tell them that u can%26#039;t stand the cigarette smoke...
don%26#039;t be afraid...|||Be honest. Let her know that you appreciate the job, but your asthma flares up at the job and you don%26#039;t think it would be a benefit for you or her if you kept working there. As a friend, she should understand that your health is important.|||Just be honest about it and be sure to thank them for the job even though it didn%26#039;t work out.|||Remember, business is business and friendship is friendship. You and your friend should separate the two, and you%26#039;ll be fine. When you go to your friend to quit, tell them up front that this is a business decision, this has nothing to do with the friendship, then say why you can%26#039;t work there anymore.
I used to work for some friends of mine, and the guy was having a hard time letting me go after a while, just because of this same problem. When I showed him how to approach me businesslike, and assured him that we%26#039;d still be friends afterwards, he had no problem, and we are still friends today. Good luck.|||Just be honest. There%26#039;s no need to feel guilty about it. They will totally understand a medical restriction and if not, do not use the term %26quot;friend%26quot; when you speak of them.
What's a good paying job in administrative and office support?
What jobs are there in administrative and offices that makes a lot of money and room for advancement and what degrees do one need? Also if one wanted to be an administrative assistant or do something in office support in an hospital, what kind of job would it be? Also, what is being a court reporter like and the pay? Thanks in advance.|||Administrative Assistant job is really good and the salary depends upon location !!
The Median Hourly Rate by Years Experience in United States is
Less than 1 year $11.75
1 to 4 years $12.51
5 to 9 years $ 13.89
10 to 19 years $ 14.71
Above 20 years $ 15.37|||A really good paying Admin job is an Executive Assistant. they pay around 40-50k annually.|||It%26#039;s all depends on your qualification and involvement in your job.
-Sudan
The Median Hourly Rate by Years Experience in United States is
Less than 1 year $11.75
1 to 4 years $12.51
5 to 9 years $ 13.89
10 to 19 years $ 14.71
Above 20 years $ 15.37|||A really good paying Admin job is an Executive Assistant. they pay around 40-50k annually.|||It%26#039;s all depends on your qualification and involvement in your job.
-Sudan
How do I find a good engineering job?
I go to a school that%26#039;s not heavily recruited. But I%26#039;m still pulling a 3.9 GPA in ME. I want a hard job in engineering that will let me travel and make me think! For the time being I%26#039;d love to just get experience as an intern or at a part time job. Shoot - I%26#039;d even slow down my degree progress if I could land an interesting full time position. But I can%26#039;t seem to find them - internships, part time, or full-time jobs. Everyone wants someone who has five or more years of experience.
Are you an engineer? Do you recruit them? What do you suggest? Thank you!|||Slow down your degree process? Do you mean take a full time position and go to school part time? I wouldn%26#039;t recommend it, as most people who do never finish. You end up in a designer position that can only be promoted to an engineer after receiving the degree.
Monster, Monstertrak, Careerbuilder, Hotjobs, Net-Temps are all good resources for experienced professionals, but sometimes do list entry level and internships. My best advice as an engineering recruiter is to build a list of local engineering and manufacuturing companies, call and ask who the Engineering Manager is (don%26#039;t tell them it%26#039;s for a resume or they%26#039;ll direct you to HR) and mail a hard copy of your resume directly to them. If you can%26#039;t get the name then address it to %26quot;Director of Engineering%26quot;. II sent 50 of these out for my husband, also a Mechanical Engineer, and received 10 interview requests and several offers.
Another trick is to call other local/popular engineering colleges and pretend to be a prospective student, and ask their career center what companies recruit/hire their engineers. Be sure to send those companies resumes since they actively seek entry level grads %26amp; interns.
Best of luck!|||good!!! work for GRUNDFOS! visit their website at http://www.grundfos.com . This a very good company for engineers.
Regards,
domainie
http://www.website.ws/domainie|||chek out career builder.com, %26amp; also get some tips for interviews from monster.com, and salaries.com
good luck|||Try Monster or Hot Jobs.
Are you an engineer? Do you recruit them? What do you suggest? Thank you!|||Slow down your degree process? Do you mean take a full time position and go to school part time? I wouldn%26#039;t recommend it, as most people who do never finish. You end up in a designer position that can only be promoted to an engineer after receiving the degree.
Monster, Monstertrak, Careerbuilder, Hotjobs, Net-Temps are all good resources for experienced professionals, but sometimes do list entry level and internships. My best advice as an engineering recruiter is to build a list of local engineering and manufacuturing companies, call and ask who the Engineering Manager is (don%26#039;t tell them it%26#039;s for a resume or they%26#039;ll direct you to HR) and mail a hard copy of your resume directly to them. If you can%26#039;t get the name then address it to %26quot;Director of Engineering%26quot;. II sent 50 of these out for my husband, also a Mechanical Engineer, and received 10 interview requests and several offers.
Another trick is to call other local/popular engineering colleges and pretend to be a prospective student, and ask their career center what companies recruit/hire their engineers. Be sure to send those companies resumes since they actively seek entry level grads %26amp; interns.
Best of luck!|||good!!! work for GRUNDFOS! visit their website at http://www.grundfos.com . This a very good company for engineers.
Regards,
domainie
http://www.website.ws/domainie|||chek out career builder.com, %26amp; also get some tips for interviews from monster.com, and salaries.com
good luck|||Try Monster or Hot Jobs.
Monday, November 16, 2009
How do I get a job when past boss poisoned my personnel file?
Just found out that 2 years ago my old boss put a poisonous bogus performance review and denial of rehire in my permanent personnel file. It%26#039;s 2 late 2 sue. I%26#039;ve been to 23 professional level job interviews since them and once they check my job history then I am history. How can I rebuild my ruined employment reputation?|||i am sorry that this happens to you. maybe you can volunteer at the senior center, library, hospital , etc. for a while. also, perhaps you can try to get a part time job at the department store while looking for others. i really do not think that it is fair for any employer to do this, and i have heard about this more than once and someone i know have been through it. i hope everything works out for you. good luck.|||If you have solid proof that this review is inaccurate, then you should speak to HR at that company and address it with them.
Depending on where you are, you should consider looking into employment law and how it applies to negative references.
Lastly, consider taking the job off of your background until this is resolved.|||At the point on an application where it says %26quot;reason for leaving%26quot; you write%26quot;Will explain in interview.%26quot;
Once you are in the interview, you follow this 4 point plan.
1.Admit that there was a problem
2. State that it was in the past
3. Say what you learned from it
4. Change the subject.
The only other solution I have is to not list that employer as a reference, if at all possible.|||Take them off your resume. If need that job on there, is there someone else there that can give you a reference or a past coworker that might write you a letter?
Depending on where you are, you should consider looking into employment law and how it applies to negative references.
Lastly, consider taking the job off of your background until this is resolved.|||At the point on an application where it says %26quot;reason for leaving%26quot; you write%26quot;Will explain in interview.%26quot;
Once you are in the interview, you follow this 4 point plan.
1.Admit that there was a problem
2. State that it was in the past
3. Say what you learned from it
4. Change the subject.
The only other solution I have is to not list that employer as a reference, if at all possible.|||Take them off your resume. If need that job on there, is there someone else there that can give you a reference or a past coworker that might write you a letter?
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