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2959 days ago

looking for work

Aaron from Nawton

Hi all. I am a 31 year old male that has been out of work since 2014 and looking to get back in to part time work or full time . I have just graduated from travel and tourism course with itc and would like to got in the travel jobs and also i have lots of hospitality skills as i work nearly all my live in hosp i would like a job in either retail
or the travel industry


i do not have a car or licence and i have a bike but need new tyres but once done i can use it or i can use public transport which i can be at work on time even early



if any one have an job going or coming up or know anyone looking for fine staff just reply even if it for an interview would be great as work and income want me off and out family just scraping by

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Should the government ask these industries to contribute?

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