How can I get a job in the USA? (read details)
You have two options to consider:Pursue the migration process. This is quite lengthy and the requirements are rigid. Many who apply get denied but your chances are higher through a fiancé VISA or through a relative’s help. Once you get there, you may start applying for a job.Find a company which will be willing to help process your migration. Although not quite common, there are still companies which will assist applicants overseas towards acquiring a work VISA. Some may even fund a postgraduate program. There are websites you can find leads for this such as Monster or even LinkedIn. You may also search through job agencies which offer the option to find employer for you in exchange for a free which may either be paid during the job hunt process or after you found one via a salary deduction scheme.
Does anyone have any ideas for jobs for people who can't read?
i know a 15 year old who can't read. like, maybe 3 letter words are ok, but he struggles with anything bigger than that. where we live, he is now old enough to get a job, a full-time one if he can find one. he's no longer in school because nowhere will enroll him, they say they don't have the facilities to teach him. he hasn't got any disabilities or anything, but he can't read and is having lots of trouble learning. can anyone think of any jobs that require no reading at ALL? i mean even unskilled stuff like factory workers and mailmen have to read instructions on machinery and addresses on the mail, etc. has anyone got any ideas?
How does the McDonalds pay period work (read details)?
So I work at McDonalds and I am just working minimum wage to try and get by with what little payments I have to make right now. I do not remember during orientation what the pay period was. I know pay day is every two weeks, or other Friday (at least where I work). But what day does it begin, and what day does it end? Does that mean it begins on a Friday, and continues on and ends on the Thursday before payday, or is there something I am missing?
Do 'educated' women like guys who work construction (read details)?
I said 'educated' because thats what women who went to school and earned a degree usually like to call themselves although alot of college graduates arent actually that educated but thats besides the point. Do women who went to school and earned degrees like men who may hever never even went to college but make decent money working a trade like construcation or carpentry or at some other decent job. eg. Public transport workers, postal workers, security guards, etc.
Is it legal to kick your teenager out of the house?
I think it is legal if it they are over 16 in many countries... Although if they have no means to support themselves, it could be considered abandonment. Laws like this really depends on where you are from, so you may need to contact your local community services or social services department.
Can your past job give you a bad reference?
Ok, first they cannot give anything but a start and end date or just verify that you work there....Reason for leaving they can only say ...Fired...Laid off...Voluntary leave...Retired...or Resignation...They cannot give details about why they were let go or give a bad reference, or a good reference for that matter. I don't know what state KAYLYNN E aka HR MOM works in but in California, the past employer cannot give anything other that what is listed above... 2nd KAYLYNN E aka HRMOM-If you work in HR for a national COMPANY...don't you think you should learn how to spell company (this is the correct way...not comany as you had spelled it) Nice HRMOM Covering up that you are full of S**t