Job Vacancies For Unskilled Workers

By Mark Andrew Woodcock
If you are not a highly skilled worker, you might find it very difficult to get a job in the current economic circumstances. In this article we will try to give you some useful tips on how to go about find job vacancies.
You must keep in mind that employers don't often want to spend a lot of money advertising a junior position. They would therefore tend to use local newspapers instead of national ones, and make use of free advertising wherever they can find it.
Your first bet would therefore be to visit your local supermarket or shopping mall. Normally there is a section somewhere for community notices, where a) employers can advertise positions they have for cleaners, general workers etc. And b) where workers who are looking for this kind of job can advertise themselves. Check back regularly, since these adds often change on a daily basis.
Secondly, buy your local community newspaper. You are most likely to find a job in there that suits your needs than in a large national paper. In the first place chances are good that the jobs will be near you, so you can easily go for an interview and you won't have to travel far to work. Secondly, you will have fewer competitors than if you should apply for a job in a national paper.
Your third option is the Internet. If you don't have Internet access at home, there will no doubt be an Internet shop with affordable rates in your area. Have a look at the classified job websites. Many of them have search functions so you can narrow down your search to jobs in your specific area. Time is an important factor on the Internet though - if you could apply within five minutes after the employer placed the ad, you have a good chance of getting the job if you are qualified.
Word of mouth is another way to find job vacancies in the low income market. You could even visit companies and talk to the security or reception staff - they will normally be aware if there are positions open for cleaners, security staff or other junior personnel.

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