OHHHH Thanks! Wishing you all the best!!! How about we send Good Luck vibes all around !!!!! What goes around comes around - that way we can't loose!!
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Possibly job hunting soon. :(
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No advice to add, Susie, but plenty of vibes and hugs are headed your way.
Yeah, good luck, Susie! You'll find something wonderful...get down to hunting!
Good luck Susie.
The best way to start for me was to get on with a Human resources agency and they find you jobs, it's GREAT! and if you don't like the job you tell them they find you somthing different.
I'll leave the advice to others, but just wanted to add my vibes, Sooz. I hope your boss can turn things around, so it doesn't come to closing down.
Check into unemployment, just in case.
start searching all the web sites. See what's out there and what they pay. monster.com, careerbuilder.com, hotjobs.com, craigslist, and your states Job Bank.
Most people don't use the newspaper that much anymore, but use your local ones over the city ones...the local ones cost less, so employers are willing to advertise there. I remember looking at the Employment Guide and seeing all schools, but only a handful of jobs in there.
Lastly contacts, start talking to people, friends, relatives, neighbors, etc...if anyone DOES leave make sure you find out where they're going and keep in contact with them incase there is a job opening in their company.
Finally Many, many {{{{{{GOOD VIBES}}}}}}
start searching all the web sites. See what's out there and what they pay. monster.com, careerbuilder.com, hotjobs.com, craigslist, and your states Job Bank.
Most people don't use the newspaper that much anymore, but use your local ones over the city ones...the local ones cost less, so employers are willing to advertise there. I remember looking at the Employment Guide and seeing all schools, but only a handful of jobs in there.
Lastly contacts, start talking to people, friends, relatives, neighbors, etc...if anyone DOES leave make sure you find out where they're going and keep in contact with them incase there is a job opening in their company.
Finally Many, many {{{{{{GOOD VIBES}}}}}}
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Thanks everyone.......I'll keep you posted how it's going here.........I can't get another job! They might actually expect me to work
and then who would entertain you all??
I'd start with something like newszap.com, which has job postings from local newspapers. I don't know if it is in your area, but it covers some different ones. I'd start talking a little to people you know too. Like hairdressers, the mailman, whoever. Be freindly, you never know where a good job lead will come from. They say 4/5 of jobs are not actually advertised. I don't like most big job websites. At least for my area, they only seem to have adds for the bigger city. My town is not that small either. I do still check them out for my students though and I did when job searching. Your state should have an employment division under the department of labor. Ours is called Employment and Training. They can help for free too. Oh and if it does come to it, I'd be asking for a smashing recommendation letter from your current boss!
