Sending the wife back to work

[DSLiverpool]

Guys my lovely wife needs to get working again, she used to be a PA to directors at an investment bank in the city leaving in 2006 when she came to live with me, she has 4 languages 2 fluent and is an admin demon but on the Wirral I just cannot work out the best way to get her a suitable (none min wage) position.
Her last work was doing admin at my company 2006 to 2009, then she was a voluntary manager at the local kids hospice but since 2011 she has been a mum to our twins.

Any ideas how to get her out there, websites, agencies or whatever I am stumped.

Cheers

[DSLiverpool]

Cheers both I am more inspired.

[DSLiverpool]

She has a degree in something political (as she can argue for England) but once you hit the big age numbers its less of an issue - she is a trained florist as well but all those jobs are min wage in freezing shops.
Will try the uni and we have unilever / port sunlight nearby so I am sure we can sort something.
"Sending her back to work" well it was "once the kids start school" then another excuse so now its January 18 or I am withdrawing her nookie rights which she may see as a bonus.

[DSLiverpool]

LooneyTunes said:

I *may* need someone super organised in that part of the world early in the new year... mix of admin, PA, office management. Current PA is doing a sterling job so would be adding capacity (not replacing).

That would be of interest to her I am sure as I think the most daunting thing for her is to get "out there" and at least an interview would be a soft start.
When I was in ecommerce she filled in from CS to accounts to packing to shelf stacking - a very handy sub to have on the bench at the time but now we have the agency she cannot really add much (same with me if truth be told)

[DSLiverpool]

Sparkzz said:

Short skirt, street corner.

Up to £100 p/h depending on looks/size.

Saves you a job too if shes a munter.

Going rate around Islington in Liverpool is £10 to make lurve - the Eastern Europeans have driven the price down (it’s in the Echo - serious)

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4x4Tyke said:

Small business offering administration as a service to other small businesses.

Thanks but lots of that round here, also I prefer a structured thing where she has set hours so we can sort kid pick ups etc .