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I agree with castlegr... go to the Citizen's Advice Bureau to see where you stand legally before deciding on a course of action.

This refers to just one side of recruitment. There are plenty of decent recruitment professionals out there.

have you tried the other windscreen repair places. That'd be the first place to look.

email accounts are free and if you can post on a forum you likely have the ability to apply online and send your applications online for free.

The college that you're taking the qualification at should have a list of resources for you.. ask your lecturers as well as they may have relevant contacts.

Welcome to Labour's Britain. Rewarding the workshy and increasing taxes for everyone else.

how about working in a nudist camp?

would anyone actually have costmetic surgery to improve employment prospects? I could see it in a modelling job, but in the City... not sure why looks would be important..

you could set up on your own by posting under health and Beauty on Gumtree.

when I was in recruitment I found a book/tape set by Bill Radin to be very useful, can't remember the name of it though.

retail shops tend to hire temp staff in the run up to Christmas.

I'd go to your local college and learn it in the evening. The qualification will probably be more highly respected as well, compared to a purely online course.

In defence of Kleeneze, the catalogue does have some good products in it.

probably too much competition as the EU working population is so mobile

Good luck. I think that job ads should state the hours in advance and save everyone's time.

try an ad in your local paper to see what demand there is for you. Build it up on weekends.

do a search on google on free cv sample, that's how I found a decent one.

I'd love to try this one day on a one-day-a-week type basis.... anyone have any ideas as to the best things to sell..

there are loads of online writing companies.. I'd go beyond Cork to find one as you'll have a lot more choice.

with 5 year's experience I'd make sure that you also register with relevant agencies, both online and in person.

the public sector seems to be doing better than the private sector at the moment so you may want to approach your local council directly

I was in recruitment several years ago when the market was good and it was still tough as it's very competitive in most industries. if you're good you can make decent money, if not you may not last lo ...

try northamptonshire

the fee for accommodation in Beijing sounds expensive to me. I'd ask if you can sort out your own accommodation.

would cabin centre be able to tell you more.. or pay you direct?