Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Please give examples from your current/previous employment of when you have worked with other people to achiev

Please give examples from your current/previous employment of when you have worked with other people to achieve a particular goal or target. What was your contribution to the team? What was the outcome of the team's efforts?

Please give examples from your current/previous employment of when you have worked with other people to achiev
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Will a backround check look at previous employment or just criminal charges?

If they look at previous employment will they look at if I am eligible for re-hire? and will they look at why I am not eligible for re-hire?

Will a backround check look at previous employment or just criminal charges?
it depends on the service that is used but most background checks use public records and they check activity on the social security number as well as info concerning your name and known aliases and your current and known previous addresses. this will include convictions, settlements, liens, judgments, workers comp claims, professional licenses etcetera. many will include a credit check and if a more extensive criminal check and finger print check is needed many local and state law enforcement agencies now provide that service for a fee.


background checks are covered by the Fair Credit Reporting Act just as if they were a credit report and you have the right to see the report and dispute/have corrected the findings in it.





a reference check is usually done by the employer and it consist of checking work and/or personal references............


and by the way there is NO law limiting what employers may release as long as it is truthful.


the law in every state protects employers who release info unless the information is not truthful and "they know it is not truthful" or "reasonably should have known it is not truthful".


many employers have a POLICY to not release information from personnel files but that is not related to a law that prevents them from doing so.
Reply:Depends on who is doing the search and what they are looking for. If this is for employment, they are searching criminal activity, credit scores and previous employment. The only thing that can be released legally on previous employment is date of hire %26amp; release and the fact that yes you did work there. I do not think they can release salary anymore. Companies are not allowed to phone individuals to get personal references, that is why they ask you for them.
Reply:It depends on the employer - I do background checks on people and each client we have expect something different.





Most only have a background which consists of -


SSN check


Person search


County criminal check


State criminal Check


National criminal Check


Global Homeland security Check


Drug Screen





some employers ask for education and





employment as well on these we have you write down you previous employers the length of work, last position held, ending compensation, and reason for separation, eligible for re-hire


we then send this to your previous employer with a yes or no questionair and if the mark no we ask what their records indicate - some employers by their protocol can only answer dates of employment and position held. which tells us you were working there - we also have a place for them to comment.





some as for a credit check also.





Just so you know I see a lot of people being hired even when they have "bad" past employment history. So dont let that scare you besides most past employers just mark no to eligible for re-hire without comments.
Reply:a background check DOES NOT include former employment. A background check has your criminal record and names you go by and stuff you may owe to the collection agency.





The only way they know who you have worked for is what you put down on your employment history.
Reply:A background check is just that a check of your background. They check previous employment and criminal background. Most will ask that question if they are eligible for rehire but that's all most companies will say.
Reply:they check both they check every thing it depends what they want to know
Reply:sounds like u have a guilt conscience. wut'd ya do?


What are the best states to relocate to for a family of 4 (2kids) ,self employment desires,no winter troubles?

I am from Pennsylvania (near pittsburgh), It has really changed, everything is dying and up for sale and people are edgy and unhappy. I have been self employed now for 13 years( I went from $40,000 a year gross down to $15-$18,000 I try hard but no more results) and there has been a dramatic change in everything. The winter tears everything apart, My kids are homeschooled now, that helps, my wife has too many health issues to keep employment. I love self employment , it is who i am, i can work employment if i have to, I wish to find a new start a place that we would fit in ,hopefully away from the worst of winter, somewhere safe, opportunity, Please someone recommend the suitable place for us, I am looking for the right environment for self employment ,competitive. I am still young 39 well maybe young...And pa is getting vey expensive for anyone..

What are the best states to relocate to for a family of 4 (2kids) ,self employment desires,no winter troubles?
Consider the Charlotte NC area -- we do have some cold weather but usually not too much snow (more ice than snow) but in the 8 years we've been here we've only had to use the snow shovel three times. We still have the same snow shovel :)
Reply:Morrilton AR, your 45 min. from LittleRock 20 min. betweenn Conway and Russellville , about 2 hrs from Ft. Smith.metro areas. winters are cold ,we rarely get snow or ice. schools are not bad here. actually they are improving them. small town, everyone is pretty decent and friendly. i have lived here 41 yrs. if you move here you do best if you get to know the cops, lawyers, politicians. easy done, they do not change much, if your a carpenter or handy man you could even buy my home, in downtown, near historical areas, nice quiet neighborhood, older home w/ lots of character but previous renters tried to remodel w/o permission so it isleft unfinishrd and needs electrical, minor plumbing, lots of cosmetic work. outside is in good shape w/ aluminum siding, carport, w/ utility shed, school bus stop 1 block down on same street. grocery store less than block away, lrg rms


includ. living, dining,den, kitchen,2 bdr(1w/1/2 bath), 1 full bath, lots ofcloset cabinet space, small rm for office,laundry, or extra bdr. huge attic for 2-3 more lrg rmsw/ stairway access, central heat/air, working gas fireplace, we currently live in the home but are thinking of moving to country. we have 6 kids, 4 that live w/ us


so we use the dining rm and extra sm. rm. for bdrms. we havent been able to get the renovations done but the home is very livable


it just needs a handyman or someone who can afford contract labor. 68,500 but could remodel,repair and resale 80-90. not much income opportunity in town but larger metro areas very close either direction. also a new industry has currently came to morrilton, gas drilling, mineral rights, so property values are predicted to go up in 2 yrs. i want to sale and BUY before this occurs. home not on market yet. town is developing but slowly, conway and russellville are exploding, morrilton sits mid-way both. and we have wet county, surrounding counties are dry except for supperclubs and couple resturants. shop downtown stores or walmart supercenter. conway has stripmall, russellvill, lots of shopping variety, littlerock has 2or3 complex malls, less than an hour from city living. my husband is from newhampshire, he's lived here about 20 yrs. home appraised at 60,000 10 yrs ago. needs tlc after renters, but the potential is great for a nice strong well built home. i still love it, i lived here before the renters, then divorce, my mom bought it,remarry, im buying it back from her been here 3 yrs, but our kids are about grown 11-21, and we want to get smaller place out of town. and as said before we cant afford nor have time for repair and remodel so its been lft undone


e-mail me, i think you can from his site? nice small town living.
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Is there a cool off period on accepting changes to your contract of employment?

One month ago I sign up to changes to my contract of employment. Part of the changes was changing the notice period from one month to three months. However, Two weeks ago (and 2 weeks from the time I accepted the contract changes) I was offered another job and resigned. Is there anyway I can revert back to the one month notice period?

Is there a cool off period on accepting changes to your contract of employment?
Once you have signed the new contract you have accepted the changes therein and a new contract is formed. This cannot be altered without the agreement of all parties concerned.





Check your contract to see if it indicates if said changes come into force immediately or after a short period of time.





If you are bound by the new contract and you leave without giving the required notice, you will be in breach of contract and your employer can sue, however, in practice it is unlikely to be financially beneficial for your employer to pursue such an action.





Try talking to your employer, you may find that they will allow you to give notice suitable to both you and them.





Good luck.
Reply:If there are it is specific to the contract and will be included in the text. You have to read you contract of employment again carefully, if it doesnt state there is then it is assumed generally that once you have given your autograph you have accepted the terms and conditions of contractual employment!
Reply:If you are leaving your current job, one month notice is an accepatble level of notice for any employer. They cannot enforce anyone to work 3 months notice. What are they going to do...sue you, i doubt it
Reply:You can tell the employer that you did not completely understand the changes. Go to www.opsi.gov.uk/and Click on to Public Acts 1996-2006 and then Click on Public Acts 1996. Then Click on to Employment Rights Act 1996


What impact does the shift in employment from the manufacturing sector to the service sector?

What impact does the shift in employment from the manufacturing sector to the service sector have on the field of operations management?

What impact does the shift in employment from the manufacturing sector to the service sector?
Well manufacturing sectors and service sectors are quite different in the way they work. Eg : Quality control is ensuring minimum defective products are produced in a manufacturing sector and in a service sector its how bug-free a product is. There are various things to consider in a manufacturing sector like inventory control, process control, queing which are not used in a service sector. The main things that matter in a service sector is resource planning and software delivery timing. So in a generic way both have the same business plan (i.e the flow of events) but they're are many different intricacies that have to be taken care of.


Would a provisional certificate get me employment visa in Dubai?

I recently got a an offer from the company in Dubai, they said they needed my certificate to process the employment visa. My degree certificate will take a couple of months, so will i be able to apply for the empoyment visa with a provisional certificate?

Would a provisional certificate get me employment visa in Dubai?
in which sector





because i am aslo provisional certificate holder in electronics





and i can easily got my visa and work over dubai from past 6 months





don't spend any amount for immigration





because whether u are provisonal certificate holder that means N.C.V.T or equivalent to that no need of immigration clearance





so don't spend money for that





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How hard is it to find employment in Australia without completing/passing of VCE?

Hi, I'm wondering (because I have no idea) how hard it is to find average employment (pizza guy, supermarket worker, something around $15 an hour over 18) in Australia without completion or failure of vce.





And please don't tell me that it's impossible or something exploded out of reality but give me some truth. :)

How hard is it to find employment in Australia without completing/passing of VCE?
First you need to be in Australia (not necessary permanent resident) as in my work place (Bakery) 90% of the workers here are overseas student. And yes I know another student who got a part time job in a chain super market.


Usually students are on visa that has expiry date on it, so unless the employer is willing to apply for the student/worker to stay on work visa the sudent has to leave the country as soon as his/her visa expires

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