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Hi, can anyone recommend what decent websites there are for applying for jobs? I've found myself looking for employment and don't know where to start

Sammycb
5 months ago
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Leannexxx

Indeed and find a job are pretty good

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Lynibis

Just Google job agencies and sign up, go to local benefits office; they used to have a board displaying staff required, go to your local council website as they have a section of council vacancies.

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HEDGEHOGS

Just do a search for jobs and you'll get for example Indeed, Total jobs, Reed etc and take a look around these, good luck.

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MrsCraig

There are sites like Indeed, LinkedIn, Total Jobs etc. If you do a Google search loads will come up. Also an idea to go into the job centre and look there. Job centre also has a website where you could apply for jobs. Look on your local council website too.

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SebK84

IIRC, last time you asked for help with dismissal and you didn't explain what was the reason, and now you are starting another chat about how to find a job. What was your previous position and why you were fired as it may affect your future employment.

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Sammycb

SebK84 Hi, my previous job, and the reason I was dismissed isn't something I want to broadcast. It's humiliating enough having to deal with the embarrassment of being dismissed after 27 years without explaining myself. I reached out to others on here looking for advice, and thankfully, I received that. Now it's time to look for new employment, in case my appeal is unsuccessful

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HannahSunderlan

Indeed is a good one but there are all kind of websites if you have a specific industry in mind? If you dont feel comfortable writing that here I would advise you have a quick google search of industry specific websites 🙂

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BonzoBanana

Indeed, Reed, Total Jobs, CV Library, Gumtree, Facebook, perhaps local sites unique to your area.

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SebK84

BonzoBanana Problem with some of the sites is that agents advertise fake, inexistent jobs, only to either build their database or they simply fishing for leads.

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jam45

SebK84 I agree with you 100%. All the jobs I have done in the past were obtained through the Jobcentre, local newspapers, and word of mouth. All the recruitment agencies I registered with wanted information from me of the person by name or job title who to contact regarding recruitment. I always say don't know and never heard from any of them (agencies) again.

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