Had a little free time this morning and found a few new job openings, which are requiring no or very little experience. There are a lot more.
As for the local children and local people getting work here (I do think it?s easy for younger people to get work here). With the new season just around the corner, there is really no reason that the local children here are not employed or close to being employed.
But I will say this, your children and mine have got to learn and be taught how to go get and ask employers if they are hiring, know the employer?s answers, if they say they are taking applications don?t waste your time they are not hiring! Know how to fill out applications, know how to conduct themselves in an interview, how to dress for an interview, and how to speak proper English.
I have had to spend a lot of time teaching my two wonderful teenagers all of the above (except for speaking proper English). I drove them both around and physically taught them how to do it. I have had them both at the table filling out application after application until they master it and currently I know that they both know how to do all of the above and how to get a job if need be, without me.
When these young kids go out and try to get employment they really don't have the first clue. They don't know how to
dress, they don't know how to properly fill out a job application and they don't know how to interview and/or answer the questions coming from the employer, believe me I am seeing it every day.
Yes I agree that there are companies here that are hiring from overseas. Fine let them have it and every time you go into their place of business complain that you need help with something anything and tell them that you want someone who speaks ENGLISH make a big deal about it.
You know who these companies are and you now know not to send your children to them for employment. You don?t want your children working for them anyway, what can someone teach our children that does not speak their language.