The restaurant industry got so much damaged after the pandemic. Some of them shut the doors and find their place in our memories. 🍽️🍷🚪
2022 summer is the first giving vibes season for us pandemic is over! Most restaurant expectations are busier than ever! 💸😔🧑🍳
The fact that I experienced overstuffed working in a restaurant. I'm glad we provided good and fast services at the restaurant, but standing around and having no table first 3 hours was not fun! It sucks when you are on the floor! 🧍🍔⌛💸
Is anybody has experienced the same issues this season? How is your working experience compared to before the pandemic? 🧑🍳👩🍳🌟⭐️
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Listen people, ALL OF U ? Not companies, stealing your info, its normal people robbing your info, so they can use it ? They either have a record, or not to pay taxes, and they change the address, as soon as there done with it? Beleive me or not, THAT IS THE BIG QUESTION? I HOPE U ARE? TAKE CARE?
I have 8 years of janitorial experience #jobsearch
Here are a couple of places. Good Luck.
how do i get a good resume app is there anyone who knows how to do it that can help me , im so frustrated with it i cant even focus any more
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Hope this helps
@Charlene Dyess, as a job, customer service professionals are responsible for addressing customer needs and ensuring they have a good experience. As a skill set, customer service entails several qualities like active listening, empathy, problem-solving, and communication.
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Okay, this is a lot but hear me out.
I am a speech therapist who has been practicing since 2015. Last year I was working 4 jobs (1 full-time in schools, and the other 3 were Part-time/PRN). So basically doing around 50+ hours each year, but with 2 kids (3 and 2 years old) I was exhausted and needed a change. I just felt like I was spinning my wheels and not getting anywhere. This June I applied for hospital based SLP job based on the advice of the wife of an OT that I know. I did the interview, was offered the position, negotiated a salary $80,000 per year plus a $5,000 sign on bonus payable within the first month of employment. I do not have to work a certain amount of hours/years to receive or retain the bonus, and the position is “salaried,” and has great benefits.
I also did an extensive health physical for the position that included giving 3 vials of blood and getting another MMR vaccine (this was 3rd time I’ve gotten the MMR). I’ve been waiting to get orientation information and an official date to start the job. However they have been taking forever to to complete the background check for me. It’s been over a month now and they’ve pushed back my start date twice already.
I started getting antsy. Since I’ve been covering my current bills doing PRN speech therapy jobs, but with erratic hours. So I ended up applying to a school job so that I would at least have some options if the hospital job never actually materialized. I explained everything to the school recruiter over the phone. So I interviewed for the school SLP job and was offered the position. That same day, the hospital got back to me that I could start this Monday. I contacted the school recruiter and told her that I couldn’t accept the school job because the hospital job had finally come through. And she offered me $78 dollars per hour for the rest of the school year to accept the position instead of going to the hospital. I would be a contract worker and it’s for school hours. I think there are roughly around 875 hours of instructional hours left in the school year here. I haven’t gotten official word on how many exact hours there are. I would not have a job for the summer. Though the contract company did say they might be able to find me a temp SLP job during the summer months if I wanted/needed one, and there is no guarantee that the school would hire me again for the following school year. Though they told me during the interview that they anticipate still having a need. For me to go full-time with the district they would have to buy out my contract with the referring contract company. I have no idea how much exactly that is but I know it runs into the tens of thousands $$$.
The hospital job starts Monday and it’s full-time and I’d work directly for them and have amenities like PTO and paid holidays.
What should I do? $78 an hour is a lot of money for me, but it’s not permanent, and I don’t get sick days or holiday pay, and no guarantees that could stay on as an SLP there next year or beyond. #SLP #healthcare #schools #speechtherapy #speechlanguagepathology #jobsearch #hiringnews #resume #interview
I agree with @Ford Simpson! I may be a little confused as to how the school job would work payment-wise, but the hospital job sounds really solid and a lot more reliable! Trust your gut on this one @J B!! Deep down you know which one you want to do more! 💜💜
Take a look at this link for some work from home jobs. Good luck! https://www.jobcase.com/jobs/results
I've been searching dilengently for months for a call center type job, work from home to no avail.
I am 16 and am trying to work form home because I don't have a car yet any ideas on where to apply #workfromhome #application #jobsearch
That's great you are trying to find a job but I would not recommend doing one online. You have to be very careful of scams & people taking advantage of you because of your age. I know you mentioned that you don't have a car, but that shouldn't stop from getting a job outside of your home. Talk with friends about carpooling, talk with your parents, maybe offer doing extra chores around the house so they can drive you to work. When I was your age I worked at a local McDonald's about 5 miles away & saved up for a car and got a better job at the mall. Good luck! #advice
Details I was only with the company 1 month. I never had any warnings or write ups. But they have told unemployment I had verbal warnings and caused problems.
Do they have to prove the write-ups? If they do then this will be in your favor because there are none. Write-ups have to be signed by the employee, if you didn't have any & didn't sign anything, don't worry. Just keep being responsive, you'll win eventually. Good luck!