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 | 4 Ways of Improving Employer Brand on Social Media Building an employer brand is not a walk in the park. However, when you finally succeed in building one, you will never regret it. There are numerous benefits that are associated with having a strong employer brand. |
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 | Assured Way of Getting More Employees Active On Social Media Marketing If you are a company aspiring to make it big during the launch of your IPO and you still do not recognize the power of social media marketing by employees then you are committing suicide. A brand is everything for a company. To get highly skille... |
 | Becoming an Apprentice An apprenticeship combines practical training in a real job with study and education. When working as an apprentice you will gain strong experience working alongside knowledgeable staff, job specific training, earn a wage and holiday pay, and al... |
 | CV / Resume Advice Advice on how to structure your CV to give you the best chance of landing an interview. |
 | CV Preparation & Advice There are many companies offering CV / Resume advice and commercial CV preparation services. |
 | Disability Employment Advisors If you have a health condition or a disability that affects your ability to work, JobCentre Plus offers a service for disabled workers by putting them in touch with a Disability Employment Advisor (DEA). Whether you have just lost your job or ha... |
 | Employment Agencies How to register with employment agencies and recruitment consultants. |
 | Ex-Offenders and Employment Employers are not allowed to turn someone down for a job if they have been convicted of an offence if the conviction or caution is deemed as ‘spent’, unless an exception applies. |
 | Handling CV Problem Areas Advice on how to handle problem areas on your CV: gaps, firings, criminal record, etc. |
 | Help with moving from benefits to work – Getting Help Your Jobcentre Plus work coach can help you by giving advice on the support available when returning back to work. |
 | Help with moving from benefits to work – Job Search Programmes Jobcentre Plus can provide support to help you prepare for, find, and stay in work. They can give you training, guidance and work placement programmes, and schemes such as work experience, volunteering and job trialling. They can also support yo... |
 | Help with moving from benefits to work – Starting Your Own Business Your Jobcentre Plus work coach at your local Jobcentre Plus can tell you about resources which can help you to start your own business. |
 | Help with moving from benefits to work – support when you start working When you go back to work, this does not mean that you have to give up all of your benefits. Some benefits may carry on and there may be others available to you once you have started working. |
 | Help with moving from benefits to work – Work Experience and Volunteering Help with moving from benefits to work – Work Experience and Volunteering |
 | How Employers Can Leverage on Social Media to Find The Right Employee Did you know that more than 70% of employers use social media platforms to gauge the suitability of potential employees? This is because social media platforms have a lot of information regarding potential hires and this gives a clear picture of... |
 | How to contact Jobcentre Plus JobCentreGuide is an independent guide to JobCentre Plus services and NOT in any way affiliated with JobCentre Plus or other government bodies. If you have any queries or want to ask a question or make an appointment, you will need to contact th... |
 | How to Dress for a Job Interview Practical advice on how to create the right impression at your job interview. |
 | How to Handle Tricky Interview Questions How to respond when an interviewer asks you a tricky interview question. |
 | How to Write an Application Cover Letter Tips on how best to approach a potential employer with your job application or resume. |
 | Interns – What are your employment rights? As intern’s employment rights depend on their employment status. If an intern is categorised as a worker, they will usually be entitled to the National Minimum Wage. |
 | Job Boards & CV Posting Sites These websites that specialise in advertising ob vacancies for employers and recruitment agencies. |
 | Job Interview Tips What to expect and how best to present yourself in a job interview. |
 | Job Offers – What are your rights? All employees have an employment contract with their employer. This contract is an agreement between the two parties that sets out an employee’s working conditions, rights, responsibilities and duties. These are known as terms of the contract.... |
 | Job Search Engines Job search engines are the quickest and easiest way to find job vacancies online. |
 | JobCentre Plus Offices Where to find your local JobCentre Plus offices. |
 | Looking for work if you’re disabled When you are looking for a new job, look out for the “positive about disabled people” symbol (with two ticks) on adverts and application forms. |
 | More Job Boards & CV Posting Sites More websites that specialise in advertising job vacancies for employers and recruitment agencies. |
 | More Job Boards & CV Posting Sites 2 More websites that specialise in advertising job vacancies for employers and recruitment agencies. |
 | Negotiating Your Salary How to handle the important question of salary in an interview situation. |
 | Newspapers and Trade Publications Newspapers and trade publications can be a good place to find job vacancies in your area or industry. |
 | Other Career Related Websites A list of other career related websites that you might find useful. |
 | Putting Your CV Online Placing your CV online allows employers and recruiters to headhunt you. |
 | Searching for Jobs Online Where to go to find job vacancies online and how you can save time by using a dedicated job search engine. |
 | What are Job Fairs? Job Fairs provide a great opportunity to meet many local employers. |
 | What checks can employers make on job applicants? Employers may need to make certain checks on any new job applicants. Some jobs may require more stringent checks than others, but they must always be sure that employees are allowed to work in the UK. An employer can be fined up to £20,000 if t... |
 | What is Access to Work? Access to work is a grant which can help pay for practical support if you have a disability or any other type of health or mental condition. |
 | What is an Internship? Internships are usually taken by students and recent graduates who have an idea of what kind of career path they would like to take and are looking to learn specific skills or gain specific experience. |
 | What is Income Support? Income Support is available to UK residents aged 16 to 59 who unable to seek full time work. |
 | What is Job Seekers Allowance? Jobseeker's allowance is the benefit paid to unemployed people who are actively looking for work. |
 | What is Pathways to Work? Pathways to Work helps people with disabilities or health conditions that make it difficult for them to find work. |
 | What is the JobCentre Plus? A layman's guide to the Job Centre Plus and it's services for job seekers and employers. |
 | What to Include in Your CV Tips on what information you should and should not include in your CV. |
 | Your rights and safety when looking for a job You are entitled to free help, assistance and advice from a Jobcentre Plus advisor if you are unemployed and looking for work. |
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