/labor/ - Labor

>>2114
Have you tried signing up with recruiters/agencies? I feel like job searching sites are totally useless now and 99% of the jobs on there are just fake, scams, or ridiculous requirements like "minimum wage - seeking Swahili speaker"

>>2115
>Have you tried signing up with recruiters/agencies?
In my country we have a unemployment insurance fund who also help with finding work, so I might give that a shot.

>I feel like job searching sites are totally useless now
It's so bullshit. I know for certain that in America there are fake job-listings but I'm not sure if that has carried over to the EU yet.

>>2116
Pretty sure they're everywhere now. One of my acquaintances just got scammed like £300 by a fake task scam app thing.

The other day I got a robocall on my phone from a bored sounding Northern woman (clearly not the usual customer service voice is all I'm saying) that said "Hello, this is Indeed Human Resources, please add my number on WhatsApp to discuss a job opportunity" (yeah sounds legit).

>>2116
>In my country we have a unemployment insurance fund who also help with finding work, so I might give that a shot.

Also, I would try this yeah, but also contact private recruiter companies, they get commission of like £1000 - £3000 or something if they find you a job and they hire you, so they're a lot more motivated than bored government employees.