ColchesterFC
Journeyman Pro
Does it matter if someone is over qualified for a job? I've got a degree and in the past I have worked in bars and restaurants, in call centres and as a delivery driver. I did those jobs because I had bills to pay and even on minimum wage I was still far better off than on JSA. Instead of going into the interview and giving the impression you are only there until something better comes up go in there and tell them you want the job because you don't want to be on JSA. But if SILH's graduate son feels that these jobs are beneath him then I guess we need all these degree educated eastern European migrants coming into the country to do the jobs that the Brits are not prepared to do.
Having looked on Google for the Tesco/Job Centre link up the most recent stories I could find were from 2012 when it seemed that Tesco were offering 4 week job placements that were on a "JSA + expenses" basis through a government approved scheme. This scheme was then changed to a 4 week paid placement with a job offer at the end of it if the applicant successfully completed the placement. I am unable to find any more recent stories that suggest this is no longer the case or that they have gone back to the old scheme.
Having looked on Google for the Tesco/Job Centre link up the most recent stories I could find were from 2012 when it seemed that Tesco were offering 4 week job placements that were on a "JSA + expenses" basis through a government approved scheme. This scheme was then changed to a 4 week paid placement with a job offer at the end of it if the applicant successfully completed the placement. I am unable to find any more recent stories that suggest this is no longer the case or that they have gone back to the old scheme.