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New Employee's

I am just about to take on two employee's possibly through the governments wage incentive scheme. Does anyone have any experience of this scheme?

This would mean two people with no experience but that's ok because I would be looking for labourers to t

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3 Replies · Reply by Shadow Hall Sep 19, 2014
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Youth Wage Incentive

Noticed that a lot of people are taking on/considering apprentices but not seen the above incentive mentioned,if teaching gran to suck eggs apologies.
Basically if you take on a young person 18-24 the government will pay up to £2275 (full time) £1137

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Job in Cornwall

Hello all,We have a landscape gardener position available at Red River Landscapes based in Falmouth, Cornwall. Experience preferred, not essential. Positive, pro-active attitude would help you fit into our growing company. Website currently being upd

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Taking on staff

We (the usual 'husband does labour side / wife does admin and has 'normal' full time job' team!) are new to the site (stumbled across it this morning looking for info on seasonal workers) and would really like some advise please.

Although we have one

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5 Replies · Reply by The Robinsons Mar 13, 2014
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How Do You Qualify A Sales Lead?


I don't know about you, but our phones and emails are starting to get busy with enquiries. I've learned over the years that it's all too easy to answer the phone, arrange a consultation and then spend a couple of hours with a prospective client…

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