Jobs

[Merlin4458]

Im currently in my 3rd year at uni, and have been wroking at waitrose for 6 months now. Ive basically had enough of them and shelf stacking. So im looking for a new job. I only wanna make 50 a week, but i dont wanna shelf stack or anything as mind numbing

Does anyone have any ideas as too jobs online or actually out of home that could make me 50 a week, only looking at 10 hours a week

random but thanks guys

[Ramedge]

cleaner at hexus? just clean out all of pyle's spam. 10 hours £50

[genie_wt]

He said 10 hours a week not a day.

[Merlin4458]

lol, prob would do it. no but seriosuly guys

[Ramedge]

have you had a good search around google?

[Merlin4458]

google just gives u the job sites which r impossible unless u speak to someone totaljobs etc

[Ramedge]

yeh, wasnt sure how helpful google would be
i expect its hard to find jobs online. no doubt some one on here will know!

[killkoy]

go to local shops/ restraunts and ask if they have any jobs going, quite often they will give you an application form. If you go to enough some will accept you and then you pick the one you like best

[trog]

try some bar work maybe?
i actually really enjoyed it cos i worked in a friendly bar where most of my mates worked/drank

[tiggerai]

he he he

Get yourself a Swimming Teaching Certificate... would only have to work for 4 hours.

[killkoy]

or juggle fire for £120 an hour

[TheAnimus]

I've forgotten the stats, but something like two thirds of all jobs are given to someone rather than advertised.

If you find somewhere you want to work, but the people you'd be working with, or the HR department (or both) give them your CV and a nice covering letter syaing why they shoudl get you

you'll get an interview before they advertise it, as advertising jobs isn't cheap.

thats more true for decent jobs rather than part time.

as a student, look to the uni, union has jobs, do you have a widening participation deparmtent or similar?

[herulach]

Look around uni, i know here you can work the helpdesk/library also ask about work for open days etc.

[Funkstar]

Yeah i can quite believe that about recruiting more people on spec rather than through advertising. I think my company has only advertised for a job once and that was for a specific reason. A guy from one of our suppliers gave us his CV and we wanted to hire him but new his current employer would be a bit miffed, so we advertised for a day in the local paper, that way we could just say he was replying to an add.

I think everyone that works in the company now has had some other connection to us before being employed full time. My uncle is the MD....