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FYI - agencies do not take a cut of your wages if you went via an agency, they make their margin by charging on top of what you are paid and your employers costs - National insurance, holiday pay etc. ...

Many specialist agencies understand their industry, or they should at least.

If you apply for a job you have no relevant experience too, then you are unlikely to be called for an interview, as the ...

FYI - agencies do not take a cut of your wages if you went via an agency, they make their margin by charging on top of what you are paid and your employers costs - National insurance, holiday pay etc. ...

If you want to go direct to employers then you are best off going to the company websites or just apply to those on other job sites that aren't agency vacancies.

In my opinion, the reason why the a ...

Well im haveing a hard time making myself a CV, ya see im 22 years old now and ive never ever had a job, i dropped out of school when i was 14 and have not had any other education since, well other th ...

Hi there,

I am a student trying to find a summer job near Birmingham. Does anybody can help, maybe there is an agengy.... to help with. Thanks for any information Very Happy

what kind of work are you ...

Hi there!!
Why is it so hard to find a job in London for next summer?? I'm almost finishing my Diploma in Tourism Management at the Uiversity of Barcelona, and I want to go to London to work in the t ...

Hi

Are you employed on a full time contract here?

You could try ACAS, they are better than the Citizens Advice Bureau - www.acas.org.uk

yeh I understand that but not only would they get fined, they would also receive future home office checks to see if they are compiling with regulations etc.

According to this article, employers that give employment to illegal immigrants face a fine of up to £5k but you would need to verify this. Check the governments websites for info on this.

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Richie

Did you qualify for the HSMP visa at all? It is a much better loaded gun for job opportunities (especially for something a bit more high level speciialist like what you were doing in Oz). ...

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yes just mention when advertising you require someone with an excellent command of English.

For hospitality jobs or staff you can visit www.premier-recruit.com

hey all.

i need to get this off my chest. why is it so hard to find decent jobs when holding a WHV? im an australian guy, 28, and have been in london since feb. Back in the land of fosters and flip ...

Yes definately recommend ACAS....

www.london4jobs.co.uk - used, not enough traffic coming through, hardly any applications

www.gumtree.com - is ok but you get a lot of timewasters applying

www.reed.co.uk - free, its ok but Reed ...

Yes you will need to be in the UK to apply for positions over here, you will stand a much better chance.

www.totaljobs.com

Why not try Manchester gumtree? lol

what job you afteR?

sorry to butt in to answer it, but from another thread he said he is Bulgarian.

Off the top of my head, there is work restrictions in place which means that Bulgarian migrants can either work in lo ...

try www.companypartners.co.uk there are some investors on there

Or you could try zapsurvey.com - I think you might get more people completing if they were to do it online rather than download the forms and then email it to you.
Saves time, just an idea Wink

I have been in London for 2 months and I am still looking for a
job(Admin support,Customer Service).I believe I am unable to find one
due to the fact that i work through a Limited Company(my own) wh ...

Your best off speaking to an accountant regarding taxes and what is the best route for you, self employed I would say but they will advise you.

Sounds about right, welcome to the joys of recruitment, we get this everyday Smile

Hey Richie,

Thanks for your help, but im ok to be honest, i can get a job anywhere, im good... Ive been offered 3 jobs in Central London at top places, i just need to decide which one i want to tak ...