Retail part time jobs

Hi, I have been applying to retail/warehouse jobs since a levels finished. I applied to nearly 100 jobs but I still haven't got any. Does anyone have any tips? Is there any company that take entry level candidates that do not have connections.

Reply 1

Unknown604

Original post by wwed22e3dw

Id say apply to about 50 a week and keep re applying to ones that have rejected you

Reply 2

wwed22e3dw

Original post by Unknown604

Id say apply to about 50 a week and keep re applying to ones that have rejected you

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Reply 3

Emma:-)

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Original post by wwed22e3dw

Warehouse wise, it might be worth trying the agencies, you may get somewhere with starting on the agencies.
Retail wise- how about fast food places?

Reply 4

Tracey_W

Original post by Emma:-)

Warehouse wise, it might be worth trying the agencies, you may get somewhere with starting on the agencies.
Retail wise- how about fast food places?

I think you have to be at least 18 to work in a warehouse......
Yeah agencies would be probably a better option for trying to find work quicker than the normal applications for retailers etc.

Reply 5

Emma:-)

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Original post by Tracey_W

I think you have to be at least 18 to work in a warehouse......
Yeah agencies would be probably a better option for trying to find work quicker than the normal applications for retailers etc.

Yeah you do have to be 18 (i work in one so i know). But seeing as the OP said that they had finished their a-levels, id assume that they are 18.

Reply 6

wwed22e3dw

Original post by Emma:-)

Warehouse wise, it might be worth trying the agencies, you may get somewhere with starting on the agencies.
Retail wise- how about fast food places?

Hi would you recommend any agencies

Reply 7

Emma:-)

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Original post by wwed22e3dw

Hi would you recommend any agencies

There's a lot of different agencies, and there's different agencies in different parts of the country. So there would be different ones where you live to where I live. If you do a Google search on agencies in your area. And look up reviews on them to get an idea of what they are like.