Is jobs easy to get in your area?
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Kw Hudd-Vets-superquack
ANSWERS: 33
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Not really. Because most jobs require you to have experience or to be over 18. and i am only 16.5
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Not at all in my area but I live in the freakin wilderness so it's not surprising. The closest thing that could even pass for a town is 60 miles away.
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No.Michigan is the worst in the U.S.Highest unemployment rate.
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Bloody easy mate, but you got to be a hardworker
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Not at all. The area is dying rather than any progression made. And many jobs are seasonal.
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just keep going there is alwalys a job for someone. i was nealy homless and found a job just in time keep going x
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Not easy, but they are there if you go about it right. It is not really that hard to get a job, here. But, it is up to you if you want to keep it. You can't be a slacker or brat. There are too many people waiting to do your job....
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I think it was easy in Karachi(not sure though) but here although it may be easy but not enough variety.
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fairly easy to get in Vancouver
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Sure is ~ if you're into construction :)
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That depends on the branch, I think. Unfortunately, it seems to be easy to get badly paid jobs, and difficult to get a job with decent pay.
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No, no way. The unemployment rate is very high and the few jobs that are being created are mostly low wage ones.
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not a chance. ive got lots of experience and im out there daily but im still unemployed:(
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No. Not here. The housing problem is terrible. There are too many people. The city is actually decreasing in altitude, because of overexpansion. And the places that hire have a habit of letting go employees in less than one year. And that was before we started heading into a recession. Now things are getting worse. And the unemployment rate is rising, in the tri-city area.
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No the county I live in now is apprantely the worst county for unemployment in Ireland ! :)
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Sure! If you know someone that is! : )
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yes I live in a large seaside town thats doubled in size and population in the last 15 years the town is booming you sometimes have to queue just to get in some shops reliable employees are hard to come by so if you work hard and respect the job you will be welcomed by the employer they are crying out for staff.
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Maybe, though not the ones I want!
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No, jobs are not easy to get here.
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If you're not picky, then it's quite easy. But if you're looking for white-collar jobs with relatively good pay, you would have a hard time looking for one. Even college graduates remain unemployed for several months here.
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More easy if you provide correct grammar on the application form...
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here in gulfport mississippi it's hard to find a good paying job that's full time. you can always find a job that doesn't pay well and only get a few hours a week. but to actually find a job that will pay your bills, just keep looking.
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no its not eay to get a job in my area, i dont think it helps im only 17yrs old, but that dont stop me from trying
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Right now, there are more "Help Wanted" signs in store windows that there are "Sale" signs. But there is still no shortage of people willing to show up for a paycheck. There's just a shortage of people willing to work.
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i would presume so. i've never had trouble getting jobs. i guess it all matters to being realistic and not being too picky. best of all to actually go and apply for a position
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It depends what type of job it is. It's easy to find a job if your in the nursing field.
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No. CT has a high unemployment rate and the area where I live doesn't have many job openings at all.
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Yes. Unemployment is high 9%? but that number is a joke. These people are not unemployed these are people who don't have a job and don't want one ...... not if it means showing up and working. That is why we are still importing illegals to fill these positions while "unemployed" people lie about how they cannot possibly find a job.
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VERY VERY VERY easy! there are help wanted signs EVERYWHERE. stores are going out of buisness because they can't find employees. the housing is the 13th most expensive in the world, 1st in canada... its gotten WAY out of hand
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I live in South Florida. The ONLY way to get a job here is through connections.
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I don't know anywhere that jobs are not available in the restaurant industry. I think people are just too picky. It's always easier to find a better job when you've got a job. You've got to start somewhere.
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This is not meant as an insult, though it is a criticism: You will have a better chance when you use "ARE" and not "IS."
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I see many HELP WANTED signs.
Linda Joy 
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