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Yeah, most jobs don't require you to sign a contract.
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| Originally posted by inconspicuous Most employment is just 'at will' |
no, I agreed to terms that include my being employed at will.
Technically, any oral agreement between two parties can constitute a binding legal contract
you're right, but that's not relevant here.
didn't read the thread BUT
in today's economic climate, financial institutions that you may owe, i.e. loan stores, banks, credit card companies- just call them up and tell them you would like to settle the account but because of the economy/not having a job you can't pay off the full amount. they'll ask you how much you can afford, to which you should ballpark %50 of the total amount. that'll cut your bills quite a bit. just give them a sob story, they'll work with you.
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery I don't know which is worse, reading your inane drivel on every fucking thread or watching that horse-face right next to the self-induldged pap. |
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| Originally posted by ZeJayMan ahahaha. best fucking thing ever written on TA. |
get a job any job, look in your local newspapers, go volunteer at your local community center and network with people, just dont expect the job to fall in your lap dude.
Has anyone here even thought about the sheer amount of competition there is for any one position? I have applied to hundreds of jobs and had several interviews over the years and at times was simply told that they found someone better suited to the position or that I am under-qualified. To those of you that think it's so easy to get work and that it's just a 1-2-3 thing, why not try looking at how many applications come in for the same thing in a typical retail environment? What do you tell the 998 people with nearly the same credentials who were rejected simply because the 2 that got hired either had the right connections or there was one tiny thing that could've turned the yes into a no?
Anyone with some sense in their head knows that it's almost never about what you know but who you know too. This is likely precisely where I am having trouble at yet my friend who doesn't go longer than a few months unemployed for the last 6 years and counting happens to know the 'right' people. I was surprised that companies now start checking people's credit and apply what they find to their hiring folks. Also, the real unemployment rate is a lot higher than the media usually states. If you ask me, working 5 hours a week shouldn't count as 'employed' yet the way the system is designed seems to believe it's fine.
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| Originally posted by inconspicuous p.s. if you're joking, w/e. someone else can use the advice. |
Re: Bankruptcy Question
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| Originally posted by FromAbove My bills total over $100 a month, not counting my other bills like cars, motorcycle and insurance |
Guess you better lock yourself in your room and listen to some linkin park.
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| Originally posted by winston I KNOW FOR A FACT THAT YOU CANNOT ENTER A CONTRACT IF YOU ARE MENTLLY ILL... |
with regard to the OP..... (you can't see this but I'm also pointing)
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