Part time work sort in London

On Fri, 08 Oct 2004 23:56:04 GMT, "Juha Kettunen"
wrote:

 >But do you punish someone who does only one error? We all do mistakes, dont
 >we?
 >And ... we can learn the language by working and on time.
 >Should agencies generally be more gracefull towards these kind of
 >applications? They seem to be fussy.


Absolutely, if someone makes just the one mistake, he or she shouldn't
be punished.

However, you make a couple, such as "dont" instead of "don't" and
"gracefull" instead of "graceful".

Bend over, boy!

In message , Johannes H Andersen
writes
 >
 >
 >John of Aix wrote:
  >>
  >> Mark Taylor wrote:
   >> > I'm looking for part time outdoor work in Central or West London,
   >> > magazine distribution or something. I've been doing this sort of work
   >> > for many years, also office/admin and research.
   >> >
   >> > Serious replies only please.
  >>
  >> Mark, I would never employ somebody in an office who couldn't spell
  >> 'sought'. Think about it and you might realise why you are unemployed.
 >
 >1. He might just have hit the send button too early - it happens.
 >2. Anybody can and will be employed at some point in their life. If not,
 >then you probably have a dull job.

Johannes,
Do you realise that you are the only person to give a positive reply to
the original post.
They might have a dull job, but obviously do have dull lives to nit-pick
as they have done so against somebody they do not even know. Now I know
the modern meaning of 'sad'.
Well done good dude.

To the OP - Mark, I wish you every good luck with your search.
You used one incorrect word and caused a stream of responses from people
whose attitudes leave a lot to be desired (IMHO), the follow ups again
IMHO have mis-used a number of words.

--
Ray Nickson