Difficulty recruiting, suggestions?
Discussion
StevieBee said:
This is a part of the whole Brexit thing that many people fail to grasp.
A great many of these lower paid roles are taken by those from low income EU countries willing to come and work here at a wage less than the indigenous population. Free-movement allows and supports this.
Restrict that, even by a small amount, and vacancies will go unfilled and many of these are critical to the general operation of society.
Exactly, schools children used to used to starve to death prior to the Eastern Europeans joining in 2004.A great many of these lower paid roles are taken by those from low income EU countries willing to come and work here at a wage less than the indigenous population. Free-movement allows and supports this.
Restrict that, even by a small amount, and vacancies will go unfilled and many of these are critical to the general operation of society.
I remember surviving the great St Mary's Semolina Famine of 1986 by eating one section of my difficultly sourced Trio bar per day.
21TonyK said:
Why won't someone work for £10.80 an hour plus local authority pension and job security that fits around shcool times and holidays is more accurate.
What's the accrual rate of the pension? 60ths? So for every year worked the pension increases by £133..less tax. Job security in the worst job going? Can you pm me an application form please.StevieBee said:
This is a part of the whole Brexit thing that many people fail to grasp.
A great many of these lower paid roles are taken by those from low income EU countries willing to come and work here at a wage less than the indigenous population. Free-movement allows and supports this.
Restrict that, even by a small amount, and vacancies will go unfilled and many of these are critical to the general operation of society.
Sounds close to slave labour.A great many of these lower paid roles are taken by those from low income EU countries willing to come and work here at a wage less than the indigenous population. Free-movement allows and supports this.
Restrict that, even by a small amount, and vacancies will go unfilled and many of these are critical to the general operation of society.
Wobbegong said:
StevieBee said:
This is a part of the whole Brexit thing that many people fail to grasp.
A great many of these lower paid roles are taken by those from low income EU countries willing to come and work here at a wage less than the indigenous population. Free-movement allows and supports this.
Restrict that, even by a small amount, and vacancies will go unfilled and many of these are critical to the general operation of society.
Sounds close to slave labour.A great many of these lower paid roles are taken by those from low income EU countries willing to come and work here at a wage less than the indigenous population. Free-movement allows and supports this.
Restrict that, even by a small amount, and vacancies will go unfilled and many of these are critical to the general operation of society.
CaptainSlow said:
Wobbegong said:
StevieBee said:
This is a part of the whole Brexit thing that many people fail to grasp.
A great many of these lower paid roles are taken by those from low income EU countries willing to come and work here at a wage less than the indigenous population. Free-movement allows and supports this.
Restrict that, even by a small amount, and vacancies will go unfilled and many of these are critical to the general operation of society.
Sounds close to slave labour.A great many of these lower paid roles are taken by those from low income EU countries willing to come and work here at a wage less than the indigenous population. Free-movement allows and supports this.
Restrict that, even by a small amount, and vacancies will go unfilled and many of these are critical to the general operation of society.
Countdown said:
CaptainSlow said:
Wobbegong said:
StevieBee said:
This is a part of the whole Brexit thing that many people fail to grasp.
A great many of these lower paid roles are taken by those from low income EU countries willing to come and work here at a wage less than the indigenous population. Free-movement allows and supports this.
Restrict that, even by a small amount, and vacancies will go unfilled and many of these are critical to the general operation of society.
Sounds close to slave labour.A great many of these lower paid roles are taken by those from low income EU countries willing to come and work here at a wage less than the indigenous population. Free-movement allows and supports this.
Restrict that, even by a small amount, and vacancies will go unfilled and many of these are critical to the general operation of society.
SydneyBridge said:
ask the school kids
there must be a mother on maternity leave or something, who the hours (and term time only) would suit, to return to work
perfect job for a parent who has the required cooking skills- not necessarily qualifications, but skills...
For numerous reasons, not an option unfortunately.there must be a mother on maternity leave or something, who the hours (and term time only) would suit, to return to work
perfect job for a parent who has the required cooking skills- not necessarily qualifications, but skills...
We put it in the school newsletter but that has a minimal readership.
I'm half contemplating running a recruitment drive at parents evening!
brickwall said:
It's quite simple - you are not offering enough money. You are wanting a skilled chef for £10 an hour, offering only enough hours that they'll make £8k per year.
Offer £50 per hour, then £30, then £15. See how many applications you get, and how good they are.
I think everyone's wasting their time here. The OP has been told, repeatedly, why no-one with the skills will work for so little, but they seem to know better.Offer £50 per hour, then £30, then £15. See how many applications you get, and how good they are.
You have to wonder, why ask the question if you just plan to get pissy when politely given the answer.
Op you need to outsource the whole lot to get access to a nutritionist, development chef etc or As others have said pay far more. There is a reason why many LAs use big providers who ultimately are paying a high quality chef £40k to oversee several schools and have all the support functions for menu development.
21TonyK said:
James_B said:
I can think of literally no-one that I know who'd want to do that.
And being realistic, seriously, so you known anyone who is looking for 19 hours part time work?I had a feeling from the thread title the answer was likely to be pay, but seriously, it's pay.
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