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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- In this first episode of 'The Job Centre', the team are under pressure to hit their targets for the month and Jane's newest recruit Phil is feeling the pressure. When a big job comes in that would earn him his target in one hit, does he have the experience to pull it off?
In 'The Job Centre' we follow larger-than-life boss Jane Vincent, who owns one of the liveliest Recruitment Agencies in Bradford. Along with her straight-talking team, they're tasked with finding jobs for the extraordinary characters who walk through the agency's doors.
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Carlos is a champion. Was genuinely interested in helping clients despite their inability to sometimes deliver.
Can you agree that he sound just like an older Paul McCartney when he speaks lol
and a wise man too
We nee more people like Carlos around the world in this field. Your parents should be very proud of you. A very caring man indeed
Carlos is one of the nicest people ever. Such a kind and thoughtful guy.
He sounds just like Paul McCartney when he speaks lol
It took me about 10 minutes to realise this was a documentary and not a BBC3 sitcom.
bit of both?
Same, just the thumbnail ended me 😂
This is bit of both, no?🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm sorry but letting the new guy deal with the massive contract is totally inept management.
Especially not asking him 3 times a day how many CVs he's sent over.... a week????
I think it works like the "massive contract" is thrown out amongst all staff members, then whoever can get a client to hire a person through the recruitment agency has essentially earned the recruitement agency £10K or whatever.
They need to earn so much per month for the agency. They can either land one big contract from a specialist or a lot of little contracts for warehouses and casual manual labour employers.
The new guy is competing for that big contract (maybe to get some commission on top), but he is not the only guy to try to get the contract for the agency. It's just whoever gets it.
Like a pool of sharks fighting over a corpse.
@@undisclosedundisclosed8608 just over £60k make take out for fee
Yeah, experience is key when dealing with big clients. I wonder if Phil went through any training in dealing with clients?
It appears that he sat on it too longer before letting anyone know about it...
She's not the best manager, i feel like she's VERY passive aggresive, not very supportive, embaresses people, puts too much preasure on her staff, and also she stares people down whilst they are trying to work, if someone did that to me, i wouldn't be able to focus properly, i'd be far too nervous to excel! I don't like managers like her, i really dislike passive aggressive and patroising people.
I had a manager just like her and I’m telling you the passive aggressiveness made me quit and she definitely does this to all of them you can tell
And that's with the cameras on
She's a bully manager and a vile creature
Recruiter: IF YOU COULD BE ANY KITCHEN APPLIANCE, WHAT WOULD YOU BE AND WHY.
Candidate: Please, I just want to be fed and have a roof over my head...
Finished the episode and wow, ACS seem like actual cancer.
Exactly. Fortunately that ridiculous approach seems to have disappeared from my recent experience with job interviews.
If we told the truth it wokld be what you said 100%.
I would have a Nervous Breakdown working there.
Me too. Not a very professional environment at all. It's more like a social club.
"I don't want to be staying at home, smoking cannabis, I'd rather be here, working" - yeah that's the thing no one ever said :D
@:Mark-edward: Duck.
Im going to have a go at trying his worst.
Honestly, the recruitment industry, is the most pointless, skankiest, surplus industry ever, i absolutely pity anyone that has to earn a living from it, youre not wanted or needed and thats what you need to wake up thinking about every morning.
Yeah...from watching this I learned that if I want to hate my life then I should get into this profession.
@@sc0tte1-416 It really is such a demeaning job, honestly I'd rather clean toilets and gain a great deal of fulfilment and would feel more satisfied, the way theyre screening candidates in this documentary, making them do typing tests, mock interviewers is so pointless and depressing theyre pretending like once theyve sent the candidate's CV the employer theyre not going to reject it as 8 other agencies have probably contacted them to send candidates not to mention they will recruit directly themselves and just reject any candidate to avoid paying a fee, the boss seems quite desperate and pushy, just the way these people cold call companies to send candidates when theyre really not interested, you put an ad out for low skilled jobs and you get a stream of candidates, who do these idiots think theyre fooling.
@@Another534 wow...I'm not sure what country you're from but here in Canada we also have job agencies, which for the company I work for has had people on payroll for over a decade and they are able to avoid any sort of damages due to accidents and injuries that way, and avoid high insurance rates etc. That's a whole different** topic but it still has a relation.
@@sc0tte1-416 I am an employer in Canada (Northern Ontario) and I also use temp agencies to fill unexpected staffing gaps. Also, when business is booming, I like to avoid the interview process and think it is worth the price to have somebody else vet the applicants so I can concentrate on keeping the ball rolling. It is my understanding that there is a huge unemployment problem in UK so imagine the CVs submitted per opening! Not sure what ANother is on about. Also, I do not feel sorry for the lady saying 'if we don't make 3500 per month we will have to close up shop!' Well duh, it's a business right?
@@burpolicious Hey, I am not saying agencies have no place, but companies here in the GTA abuse it. There are people that have worked for my company (a major trucking and warehousing company here and in Quebec) that like I said has had people working through the agency for over a decade. That's totally rediculous... I'm against government oversight most of the time but a time comes for everything lol
I love the little boxer just roaming around the building watching people 😂😍
I love how the dog just roams about doing his biz, sniffing people out. He’s cool.
The most hard working person there lol
That older blonde reminds me of Miss Piggy. I've been in agencies before and all they do is fill your head with empty promises.
As someone who’s had to use recruitment agents to find employment I have to say I have nothing but contempt for them…..horrible industry.
Well. Those people are also in to make some profit off you. There are legit scammer companies that are setup to just profit while doing nothing. Finding unskilled work today is a terrible idea, I recommend anybody learn a real trade.
@@Ryuuken24 all work takes some sort of skill. its insulting to call it unsklilled.
@@gigsawsoljier1408 Skill means you need to think and make rational decisions that can affect the outcome of a product but, does that happen when all you're doing is filling a cup of soda for a costumer, a simple muscle function and very low iq person can do the job...
@@gigsawsoljier1408 flipping burgers.....vs.....aeronautics......anyone can flip a burger, not everyone can walk in and be hired by NASA, understand?
@@danielseaburg9763 flipping burgers your so rude to people's jobs. have you even tried to do work that is referred to as unskilled?
flipping burgers to perfection is a skill in it self. its timing speed multitasking. it's rude to those who do it. just because some skill take more smarts doesn't make others that are more hands on unskilled.
FYI not everyone can do So called unskilled jobs either. if you look up what is on the so called unskilled lists you'd be in for a shock.
The Lithuanian is the only person with anything to offer here. Some of the rest look like people who left school at age 14 in the 1930s.
Gorgeous...
Bill sykes
Then they would have to be at least 95.
I can smell unemployable !!!
31:58 ' Are you free to start today?'
' I've had no sleep for three days [Rubs nose and sniffs heavily]. '
Must have had a cold...
That woman must hate the thumbnail 😂😂
Fair play to Danny! He just seems so happy to be working. 👏🏻
Danny is my dad lol I was only young when he went on the TV
@@maisielou2098 must have been weird seeing him on TV. Hope he's doing OK, and you too
@@maisielou2098 no way, how is he doing now as he seemed to be struggling in his personal life at this time.
No waaaaaay he's my dad too !
@maisielou2098 hi how are you
She said we have to make £35k profit just to survive. This lady doesn’t even know what profit is.
There's a difference between net and gross profit...
You do realise this is rent for the building, wages, costs of cleaning and then her own take home wage right?
They need a turnover of £35k. That’s what she meant.
lolugbenga Same can be said of turnover and profit 😂
@@lolugbenga Her gross margin is huge, as she is in a service industry. So, I suppose she did mean Net or Pre-tax profit.
the guy in black suit seems like he really wants to help them
a 17 yr old working at a job center? how does that happen? Does he even have any qualifications?
Parents probably friends with the owner or 16 year olds can do on the job apprenticeships (around £4 an hour).
It's not a job centre though.
I thinks he an apprentice
Some people have a degree but they can't a job what's the point of a degree?
And others who don't have a degree, but find other alternative ways and they become successful, just like bill gates
Carlos is one of the kindest people I have ever seen. He has a degree in social work helping people get employment and keeping it. Everyone on this programme is nice. It taught me to look deeper into each person's life and always give many chances.
A few years ago, I signed up with an "agency" who were paying me £11 per hour as a HGV driver. I was lucky if I got 30 hours a week.. After working for a few months I found another job, full time,
P. A . Y. E. paying £13 p h, guaranteed 48 hours pay . plus O.T. and night pay, 30 days plus holidays, ext. When I handed my notice in I was "bombarded"with calls asking why I was leaving.
So why did you leave???
@@StephenGeoghan He just said he got a better job, with more pay and 48 hrs per week and more .
That's the agencies for you.
They use and abuse staff, no care for people.
I'm a HGV driver and I had an agency try to offer me 7.5t work for £8.50 an hour..... What a joke I could find myself a job driving a Sprinter van that pays that without all the regulation.
Try Royal Mail mate. Class 1 is £25 per hour with the potential of £50 during Christmas. I’m not sure if you can achieve that by being employed directly or through an agency.
“What do you know about this company?”. “Well I looked on the internet last night.”. And he got the job??? Talent deficit in Bradford, clearly.
Where else is he meant to get his info? Hardly want the man to walk in ask them before the interview. Tell us all here in the comments where you think he should get the info?
Akarinn It’s the “last night” bit that was a bit casual. Nowt wrong with the source at all.
@@akarinn343 Go to the Library and get the book 'Key British Enterprises'.
Nenethegreat W I’m a Global Talent Consultant for one of the world’s biggest professional services firms; hence my awareness of what makes for an exceptional candidate and my ability to write reasonably eloquent prose. Although, to be fair, I was still a student at uni and working at a factory packing sandwiches to make ends meet in 1995. So stick that in your pipe!
Lol most ppl lie
Tell us about yourself Adam
“My names Adam” 🤷🏻♂️
welcome to England, lovey
That stationary company making people stand up, and screaming that such a bad environment to work in. Imagine being on call with a customer, having to deal with the noise.
Didn't realise Judge Rinder worked in a recruitment agengy
it took me a full 10 minuets to realise it wasn't a comedy spoof docu,, honestly still not sure its real
but it's not funny
Same!!!
Kind of reminds me of "the office'
It's like the Netflix show the job lot it literally has the same ppl in the show
I think its real but they haven't chose the best voiceover
"Get up go to work go home eat go to bed". Ye that really sounds like a life worth living.
I laugh for complex reasons what do you do for a living?
almost sounded like he was being sarcastic saying it but dunno if he is smart enough to do that...maybe he's like doofy from scary movie who is actually a genius lol
That is life unfortunately
And during the pandemic even going to work then home again was off the menu for most people.
there's a song called wwsd inspired by this philosophy
The "jaunty music" in the background is enough to put anyone off watching this show.
I definitely lucked out with my job. I put my resume (cv) on Monster Jobs and my company found me. 3yrs on and I still love my job in home health
Great documentary. Great supportive staff helping those that want work.
World class
These agencies undermine fair wages. When first set up employment agencies were ran through a governmental body. The person being employed didn’t come with overheads, you were placed and the company only had to pay for your labour, not a middle man. These agencies push up labour costs, yet those who are employed through them don’t see the benefit.
Bring back non for profit agencies supervised through a system not geared to exploit the workforce.
My eldest sons aunt set up Morestaff in Luton. She’s a multi millionaire, all earned through this system. She used to work for Blue Arrow, but left and basically stole their client list. Through this kind of Chicanery and greed workers earn roughly 33% of the agency’s charges on long placements.. That’s money which has no place being wasted on a third party doing none of the labour.
Exactly. They are pure leeches, but it's as much down to the companies using their services too. They spend an absolute fortune on staff like this. It's baffling that they continue to use these shysters rather than bang an advert on the internet somewhere. They could pay the actual worker twice as much and still pay less. As long as there's a demand they'll thrive.
@@fatmikecj true, but it also means a company can quickly enlarge or reduce their workforce as demand changes, also easier to remove workers who don't pull their weight or cause disruption in the workplace.
This comment is absolute garbage, it’s very evident you have a very limited knowledge of both the employment industry and the economics around staff procurement as a whole.
@@SHK19962 would it surprise you to learn that a major museum in London has form for only hiring temps through agencies.
The museum could drop people at anytime they wanted, and they did. The whole front of house was staffed by temps
@@user-ho7mg9ol7w not even slightly, should it?
Click bait title, this is a JOB AGENCY and NOT a job centre.
The documentary is called 'The Job centre', and it makes sense as they get people jobs you mug.....
What's the difference that makes it "click bait"?
@@lafendad4614 people often think of the government buildings when they hear job centre(the one for people on benefits)
@@lafendad4614 The job centre is run by the government, this is just a private agency. So the title is in fact clickbait, I still enjoyed the program though.
job centres r govt run to get people who r on benefits get jobs. Theyt stop ur benefits if u dont apply fopr a set amount of jobs each week.
Employment agents have nothing to do with job centres as they have clients who ask them to find people to do temp jobs usualy at short notice.
some treat their potential employees better than others. Some only care about filling jobs and pay minimum wage. others pay higher wages and also pay sick pay and holiday pay.
I worked through manpower for years. They had jobs for me nearly every day. They paid 2 weeks holiday pay a year and 14 days sick pay a year. they also paid us the same wage as the full timers of the company paid their staff rather than minium wage. other agencies i worked through only gave me jobs maybe once a month and the wages were really bad. IE full time the job paid £3.50 hr the agency only paid £1.50 hr. Manpower paid the £3.50.
1 agency i went to gave me 1 job lasting a week, the full timers got £5.00 an hr the agency only paid 50p an hr. i quit the agency and told them to stuff their jobs lol.
No minimum wages back then so companies could pay what they wanted. But jobs were a lot easier to get. No CV no application forms it was just walk around asking companies if they had any jobs if they did quick interview there and then and depending on what time it was even start that day.
We should all strive to be like Carlos, what a sound guy.
This was surprisingly entertaining.
I worked at 2 temp agencies at the same time. I didn’t have any sales to do, just interviews for companies. I had to fill some staffing but I was always offered the position. But I was working in the office.
Anyone who needs a job, go to your local temp agency. 90% are looking for permanent hires. You’ll get hired, I promise you. Unless you can’t pass a drug test that is. 🤔 2021
17:29 I thought he was holding a computer mouse up to his ear at first. I thought to myself (Man, this guy is seriously overworked) 🤣😂
Then what is that?!
What is it then?
@@Sprinkles-r5y looks like a marvel
iron man phone haha
Not one straight tooth in the whole building
james drury 😂😂😂
So what.
Chris G so get a sense of humour. Relax Chris. Enjoy your life. Not everything has to be serious or polite or pc. Just deal with life and roll through the troughs.
Yeah that's Britain
james drury yea till someone says something about u then we will see oh it not a joke
Carlos is a great guy.
the best
It’s actually up to your employer to provide you with PPE. Why are these poor people expected to buy their own?
Technicallyimright I’m guessing because they are agency and not employed
Agency workers don't get the same rights as company contracted workers. I've worked a couple of agency jobs in the past and always had to buy my own equipment/ppe
I've done agency work before, although not technically an employee I've always been supplied with boots, hi viz, gloves, safety glasses, earmuffs and hard hat by the agency, sometimes even overalls if the job requires them. They buy in bulk so it costs less and they are contracted by the companies that they supply labour for to have people on site and ready for work.
@@suzannekirkwood6392 you got luckier than i did then 😂 cost me a fortune getting all the stuff i needed for the jobs i worked through that agency
I've worked several agency jobs in the past in warehouses, and never once been provided with PPE. The warehouse isn't your employer so isn't obliged as previous comments state.
Telemarketing "job"?? I'd rather slit my wrists mate.
Please be hungry and homeless.....all you deserve !
Telemarking is like selling your soul to the devil for breadcrumbs
I have worked in this industry. It's absolutely horrific. You face constant abuse from the people you are calling because you are harassing them and abuse from the managers. Managers frequently bullying often vulnerable workers. I was pushed out for refusing to break the law and not lie. Even though I was reasurred at interviews that I would never be asked to.
You aren't allowed to have any morals. 😢
why does that woman always look so crazy in the thumbnails
Candelisa People ceased trading in December 2015 and is now bust. Apparently just before Christmas 2015, Jane discovered the firm would be unable to pay its VAT bill and they also didn't have enough money to pay 80 of their temps.
Phil was described as a "time waster" in a Google review.
Irony is candalisa people closed and the staff had to find new jobs....
No because I think she re opened under new name
Haha really what happened?
If that woman had said to me "I don't trust you", I would have walked out. She needs to brush up on some social skills.
Shes just trying to get them a JOB
@@louday2308 I agree with you. I can't even imagine why that is offensive
she knows him she's just having the craic
i had the exact woman as my boss at baskin robbins... maybe a twin
nah just intuitive n honest
I love Phil…I’m calling it now, he’s my favorite.
If I walked into that office and Jane greeted me with "ayyyyyyyyah" I'd turn around and walk out! What a brash woman.
Guessing your not British love
@@noobishminecrafter7274 Yeah she's got no clue
Lynsey
Exactly- as common as muck.
You're clearly from the south.
@@dougchance8891what's wrong with being common? Working class people are among the hardest workers in the country.
If any interviewer asked me what kitchen appliance I was I'd be answering: a pressure cooker - cos I'm gonna say bye bye and leave you here alone in your office to stew over that fu&kin' ridiculous question!!!
Heheh
I love Carlos, id be just like him...
Does the sun never shine in England? These places look so dreary.
Yes. In fact I believe we are having summer on a Tuesday this year
@@geo2819 😂🤣
We’ve just had 3 consecutive days of sun ☀️
@Jose Perez de la Cruz where do you live?
Raining again for the last 2 weeks
35:20 Chap says "Its one of those places where you're happy to come to work".
Camera pans over and looks at some pretty miserable and bored staff members.
Eheheh so true 😂
When he asked her to speak in Lithuanian did he even understand a work she was saying???🤣🤣🤣 proper creepy his face was aswell 😆
So creepy
ACS is definitely one of those companies that say they’re a family and have a thriving culture
Danny is such an honest and decent bloke
yeah i wish him well and his little girl
38.35 "From this day on I will stop smoking cannabis."
Goes straight to the dealers house and buys a bag of cannabis.
If he wasn't fired already for something else he was definitely fired when this was aired.
My first interview for my first job in 1972 took some five hours of questions and examinations. In the afternoon I was asked to produce all my diplomas and talking the director through them. Two days later I had to appear again for two more hours interviewed by four members of management and the one who was to become my new chef. The job you ask? Starting to study and work as a psychiatric male nurse for a far below minimum wage, 28 days per month with all sorts of shifts. I was not allowed to call in sick for the first two years without losing my job. Included in the job was a small room and three meals per day. We used to work up to 10 hours per day.
I thought this was a comedy at first.
Like to see this lot try to recruit folk for the fishing industry, in particular, crewmen for the boats.
I worked sales and I had legit panic attacks and so much anxiety I didn’t have a day where I didn’t cry bc my boss was threatening my job if I didn’t hit my target so never ever again
I clicked on this expecting it to be Lucas & Walliams
Agencies are the dregs and no person with any career goals should use them. I have signed up with multiple over the years and not a single one resulted in any work because they expected me to just accept whatever was thrown at me. The worst one wouldn't even give me any details of the jobs - where it was, what the hourly rate was. I had specified certain areas that I had experience in, but they tried to place me in places that I specifically said I was not qualified for. In the end, I was told that my career should be treated as "trial and error", incredibly insulting to people who want/need stability. I told them I no longer needed their services, then I received a phone call the next day from another member of their "team"! They don't listen to anything you tell them. They expect you to be okay with being passed from pillar to post and be in and out of jobs. All they care about is getting your name on their books. If you work for any sort of agency, you have no self-respect.
I used to work at the job centre (2 years ago when I was 22) and I absolutely dreaded seeing people and giving appointments. First of all, I was totally ridiculed for being ‘young’ (I do look about 18 🥴) and not knowing anything. I found it demeaning as I’m trained and I know what I’m doing. My age shouldn’t matter, I’m trying to get you a job mate. The job seekers were just really immature, unserious, frankly I don’t think they even wanted a job, just wanted to keep their Universal Credit going. They would miss job interviews, turn up late to appointments, cancel. It was literally a joke. People thought I was harsh for imposing sanctions but I’m sorry, it’s not a free for all. You get your benefits on the premise of you actually TRYING to find a job 🙄
Sounds like you should watch the movie “I Daniel Blake.”
@@ariajade7852 Agreed need to have a lot more understanding for these people there may be reasons they aren't able to find work and sanctioning them isnt gonna help them improve there situation and usually when I used to go to the job centre they usually had older employees so it would seem unusual for a young employee to be working there
@@prochoicenotantivax119the problem is that as OP said, lots and lots of people are literally just going through the motions to keep their UC, they're not actually interested in getting a job. If you're really down on your luck and you're looking for work, literally any job will do really. But if you can't even keep job centre appointments when you're entirely unemployed, your time management is awful or you just don't care about finding work. Fact is, I pay my taxes and I work long hours to pay for people who don't seem to want to work. Not everybody, bot even the majority of people of course. But some of them definitely are just feckless.
I love watching these think I’ve watched all the ones you put up I’m addicted
Can you start today ?awwwwww !I have been on the sesh for 3 days can I start next year
To bad Danny is also strung out on the brown suga as well as the devils Lettuce
You reckon ?
Too bad he has a daughter he's in no condition to raise.
@@michellegordon4211 Sorry Michelle ... but you are an authority on this?
@@TheVanillatech an authority on "children" having children? All children deserve mature, competent parents who can function like adults and properly meet their needs.
@@michellegordon4211 he got himself a job. 🙄🤦🏻♀️
I have had seven years as a stay at home dad smoking cannabis........
@@singbin from raising the child, benefits
That thumbnail though lol
My dad is in it
'tell me a bit about youself, Adam' 'My name's Adam'
Google says its perminatly closed LOL
“If you could be any kitchen appliance what would you be?”
“I am one, I’m a woman.”
Hahahahahah
ffs
🤣🤣
A Job Centre using an apostrophe in CVs :(
Whats wrong with this?
@Mr Stag You're using them right now, "it's", "there's", what is wrong with that
@@rah4254 You only use the apostrophe for ownership. Rah's car, Sandra's cat, Michael's flower or the cat's food. The dog's bowl of milk. Oh I don't know. English is confusing ! lol
@Big Smoke Get a life son
@@rah4254 you're dumb bro
I hate the faces she pulls and the way she treats people 😳
I’m so happy for Adam!! He’s a doll!
This looks like a soul destroying place to work sending other people to do other even more soul destroying jobs. High pressure, low pay, nil security.
yeah. root behind the sugar coat is economy UKUS completely gutted with neoliberalism.
It closed a few years ago
@@ellieonpangaea9891She opened another recruitment firm it's on her LinkedIn.
Wouldn’t be able to call out “Housekeeping” without sounding like Peter Griffin
The call centre at 40 minutes is disgusting with the way they get people to stand if they haven't made a sale.
Had exactly the same thought.. Such a toxic work environment!
Neat to see this be the subject of a show like this.
Tell me a little bit about yourself Adam...
Eh my names Adam
and i hold back water...
I was really Really shocked to see he got that position!
😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@2003mandiman yeah but the guy that interviewed him was just as odd so 🤷♂️
Bruise under the eye. So interviewer never noticed bruises on his hands? Some football game that must have been. Maybe he meant rugby?? Hmm
Probably the most BORING programme in the world. Recruitment agencies are toxic.
Thank the conservatives.
Especially when they're on TV and run by women.
Agency done me well found me a temp job and 6 years later I’m still here doing it employed and a supervisor
I love this show hope it’s still up
These Job agencies crop up with some encouraging title then draw all your prospects and work information and then disappear.Come Christmas another number of irregularities will appear and never to be heard of again.A major check needs to be assembled by the Government.
This company was Dissolved 3rd July 2019 😂😂
They look like idiots no wonder.
how rude. that woman is amazing.
Having to stand until a sale is achieved! A throw back to draconian days, very demeaning and sad.
Aye
42:11 Can’t stop laughing at how Rachel’s face changed instantly
GT looks like she's regretting her decision. I couldn't work with David Brent...
that office looked horrible
"We have to make 35,000 pounds in profit a month to stay up" - That's now how profit works love.
*We have to make 35k profit or I'm shutting the business down cause it will no longer fund my lifestyle.
It’s sad how people have to struggle to get a job. There are people out there who take it for granted.
I feel for adam working in that sales role.
I know its probably only a snapshot but it looks like they arent doing some of the key essentials of sales training with their staff (which has to be CONSTANT) not just when you start.
The agency seems amazing though
Thought it was about the job centre i have not seen a job centre like this u go in and there want u out as soon as
It's an agency...
@@ash7403 o right just coz is says the job centre episode 1 lol
@@samharris103 yeah agreed the title is a bit misleading
I feel like that every time I’ve been to the job centre😂😂
“You need to stop speaking in your language” can’t say that nowadays you’ll have your head knocked off 😂
Problem is... its true. I live on the border with Wales and I am not a Welsh speaker, so when I don't get jobs there, I am not too surprised.
@@banana9106 you would think in this day and age employers would be more accepting 🤦♀️
@@ericab95 Their country and I don't speak their language, think it is fair enough not to employ me on that basis.
People shouldn’t live in the uk if there not gonor bother to learn English
episode 2 now !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I thought this docu was what goes on in the actual job centre (s) not in recruitment agencies.
Basic Gaming! No that’s too shocking to put on tv 😂
If Phil ever watches this I want him to know he is fabulous and a star! I love him ♥️♥️ Go Sister!!xxoo♥️♥️
This recruitment agency produces nothing for the country. The clients have to pay the agency and also the staff recruited. If these same clients recruit directly, their expenses will be lower, and as such they can then potentially undercut competitors who use an agency.
Get rid of all brokers, agencies and middlemen, except in cases where there are security or confidentiality issues.
From an employers perspective if you get someone through a recruitment agency versus hiring them straight up the difference is they are more disposable and don't have as many rights. So if you where running a business I think it may make sense to pay the employment agency.
Just take some tablets for migraines? Hes clearly never had a migraine before! Whsn you cant physically see, your throwing up, your head pounds, your hands are tingling yeah a paracetamol will solve all that 🙄🙄🙄🙄
True. I have them at the ready.
@@Chasenicenesswhat does at the ready mean… I’m Canadian lol
"Work is not the essence of life"
40:00 literally couldn't think of anywhere worse than working in a place like that.. forced excitement and over the top "fun" and incentives. No thanks 👎
I'd rather be unemployed than work there.
Going from a steward to a profit oriented job is tough.
A lot of people or should I say businesses that claim to help people in fact don't and are guilty of being judgemental. The sad truth is everyone is different in this world a true individual but we are expected to follow certain "norms" i for example was born with mild autism, grew up in poverty after father became ill, told wouldn't amount to anything in life blah blah blah I can go on but been judged in part due to the autism making me come across as strange despite the jobs I have held I get praised for hard work, I went many years out of work after a near breakdown as employers rejected me as they told me I would fidget at interview, not sound confident the norms but having been through what I have such as a near breakdown after a brutal family members death that gave me PTSD again blah blah blah, but point is people out of work have a bad rep and can have far more potential than people realise, and agencies and employers like to see themselves as the hero when in fact they have their own way and happy for applicants to basically beg and act like the employers/agency is doing the person a favour by employing them at a barely livable wage and no rights and can be sacked with no notice etc, they aren't in it for you they are in it for themselves. I myself have been back in work nearly a year now and get glowing feedback its just a shame the world we are in now doesn't value its employees.
How different from "job searching" in the 60s. Anyone could walk out of a job or get fired on a Friday and literally start a new job on Tuesday the following week aaaaaaaand with better pay!