Community > Posts By > soufiehere
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Not enough workers
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I can't find help if my life depended on it. Then, most demand more per hour than I make in an hour. And most can't be relied to show up everyday. Some have showed up drunk, or stinking of skunk. (Marijuana) One couldn't put his phone down.I just fired him. I've told my customers that it's just me, it will get done to your liking. It's going to take that long and not one minute less. My saving on jobs, is that they know I will give them quality. Companies are crying for good workers. I've got standing offers to come work for them. But it's not being self employed, like I have been for the last 40+ years. I was told once, when times are tight, and jobs scarce, there is always a job for those who want to work. I wanna work. I've always had jobs. That should earn you customers for life ;-) When everything shakes out hopefully people will see where true value lays. We also cannot hire help at $20 an hour just for yardwork. |
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Some contributing factors might be that people learned to spend less -a household might realize they need only one job rather than two -some might be growing their own food -and some became self-employed or similar. Decreased dependence on a centralized system is not really a bad thing (the idea behind victory gardens) -as long as the centralized system can adjust and make it an advantage also. If people see they can not count on something, they will be less likely to become dependent. Those who had least and needed most fared the worst by the initial responses/lack thereof. More focus should have been on relief and aid than stimulus -people first -then the economy. (Poor people can't save stimulus -they spend money like there is no tomorrow -because without that money there really wasn't much of one) It is good to realize, also, that the big folks are very much dependent on the little folks. That is interesting, as I think, why not just save the stimulus, as I did? But you are right the poor have difficulty saving as they need it more. Although, a money manager might tell you to save 10% of whatever you earn/get no matter your circumstances, which seems valid to me. |
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Yes then it's understandable it gets out of hand. Here there is follow up and if you do not apply for jobs and send proof of that (all online) you will get fined and get a benefit cut for several months. So the 70% will become maybe 50%. Then you're in chit with paying the bills. And you still have to pay that fine as well. And they're very strict. There's no talking, explaining. The organisation that is in the charge of it has no mercy, not even if you do have a very good reason. It's black & white. You play by the rules, if you don't you get in chit. And if you bleep up again, even when you're already cut to 50%, they will simply cut you again. They really are ruthless. I know cos I've worked for that government organisation. And sometimes you have crying mothers on the phone who don't have any money to feed their kids, eating from the bins. No mercy... Was a tough job, I can tell you that. One of the reasons I left that job. I'm not a heartless biotch and it grated on me. But I guess if they cut 1 some slack... When in college I worked for a nursing home, very sad place. The rules were impossible..patients would get bed sores and we were not allowed the time to treat them..had to quit though I needed the job, just too hard on the heart ;-( |
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So, tell me, how does a 'council house' work? I see they have them in the UK also and wondered? Council houses are built by the local authorities to house people who cannot afford to buy houses or rent in the private sector. These houses are called social houses. In other words, houses the councils rent out to the general public. Throughout time, these renters saved to buy their council houses so a lot of the council estates are now privately owned. In the past, councils sold their properties at a reduced cost given that the tenants, over time, had paid a lot of money towards renting. More often than not the council will sell a house when tenants move out rather than rent them back out because the vast majority are now owned. It’s a good way to get your foot on the property ladder. There are also lot of these houses bought privately solely for owners/landlords to rent back out. There is a wait of many years for council houses here in the UK. I believe there is a point system which can push you further to the top of the list. It’s all based upon one’s personal circumstances. subsidized for the tenants? I did not know they could buy them, that does not happen here. |
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Vebsite
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Your account is in order, there is no automatic Blocking,
you can Block anyone you wish. soufie Site Admin |
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Not enough workers
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I read about a teenager who got a job at a fast-food restaurant at a good salary and bought a house, rates are so low to borrow and his work is steady..all you need. Wow that is really good!! Over here house prices are insanely high, if you can find one for sale. Most that come up for sale that would be excellent starters homes are bought by corporations that then rent it out for a fortune! I believe in Amsterdam they put a spanner in the works of these corporations, made it against the law. They should've done that everywhere. Youngsters cannot get a house, not a council house, nor one for sale. But apart from that, you could never buy one on a restaurant income. You need 2 people with good income, or when alone have a higher income like a manager, would you be able to get a mortgage. Here, if you get roommates to help pay the mortgage you do not need to claim their rent as income..they can help with the mortgage tremendously..and there are a lot of places around that could use some rehabbing, good match ;-) So, tell me, how does a 'council house' work? I see they have them in the UK also and wondered? |
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I read about a teenager who got a job at a fast-food restaurant
at a good salary and bought a house, rates are so low to borrow and his work is steady..all you need. |
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Is it ok to flirt with girls while your married If you are married to another man. That could work. |
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Also, how do you manage to post and have it say "0 posts"????? |
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People here are crying out to work , companies are crying out for workers . Those who want to work are willing to do whatever but then the companies refuse them the job , it’s like they are wanted rocket scientists or something or just being ultra picky and I mean this for like shop work , cafes etc , which to me seems crazy , if they are desperate for workers why not give them a chance You would think keeping the shops open would be a priority.. are there prejudices involved//age, color, religion etc? |
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just being synical, but, it is kinda hard to convince them to go to work, when they can sit at home, and get un employment + 2-300.on top of it. it use to be, that if you were called in to work, you had to go to the interview or show proof you looked for work to keep your unemployment. now it is a machine that asks if you looked for work, yes or no. yes , gets you your check. offered more to stay home. Personal choice I guess. |
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For decades employers have been treating workers as cheap easily replaceable cogs in the machine. It's payback time!!!! Indeed. Even before the virus hit our shores, my company had difficulties filling vacancies. Seems, people prefer Monday-Friday 9-5 jobs choices right now. |
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Not enough workers
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Driving through town today, nearly every store/shop has a Help Wanted sign out front..Taco Bell was offering a start rate of $16 an hour just to get you to talk to them. Jobs are going begging. My mate went into work at 4:30pm and he just called to say they are closing the Casino for 2 weeks (again) paid (again.) 2 unvaccinated co-workers got the variant. Your town have extra jobs they cannot fill? Ma'am, would you and "The Squeeze" like your Nachos Bell Grande super sized? |
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age
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See #4:
https://mingle2.com/topic/579960 |
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Your wish is our command ;-)
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I guess I just never expected the outcome of the pandemic to be..too many jobs.
What are the requiring in the UK to get the jobs? |
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Not enough workers
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Driving through town today, nearly every store/shop has a Help Wanted
sign out front..Taco Bell was offering a start rate of $16 an hour just to get you to talk to them. Jobs are going begging. My mate went into work at 4:30pm and he just called to say they are closing the Casino for 2 weeks (again) paid (again.) 2 unvaccinated co-workers got the variant. Your town have extra jobs they cannot fill? |
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any one into their car?
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They are a lot of car, I have never seen a repeat of that hood, have you?
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any one into their car?
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I bought the last Monte Carlo off the '74 line at GM in Fremont
had to give up the roof window as they already closed the line.. sold it to 2 guys in Iran a few years later because it had no catalytic converter which they did not want. Loved that car, I got tilt/turn driver seat, so you could exit the seat in a mini skirt ;-) Every bang and whistle. Cranberry with a black Landau roof..I could have lived in it ;-) |
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blocking
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