No one wants a job it seems.

I hire above minimum wage ($1 more) to stay competitive. More with experience.
I do reviews every 6 months for raises.

Minnesota.

I guess having that WoW account and being in that Blizzard commercial didn't help you out any, Mr. T.

Damn, seriously?

Even a google search shows that the only scheduled job fairs in that state are for Applebees (and only low end positions) and fed ex ground. You must be new around here.

[link to m.apachemall.com]



Last Edited by Batmann131313 on 10/10/2015 04:17 PM

Why don't you learn to spell - it's really not that hard - the word is hire and since you missed that I can tell what a stellar employee you'd be...

It's not higher - get a dictionary. Damn!

That one is for tomorrow. Nice try though, liar.

It's the 10th jack ass.

Date says 10/11/2015 ... learn to read .. loser.

Maybe people are waking up to the fact that all they are are wage slaves for the corporation and have had enough.

I do NOT want to "work". I DO want to contribute though. I want my efforts to be rewarded so that I can better myself as a person, and in turn enrich my community and my society as a whole.

What I'm pretty sick of doing is slaving away day after day just to get by, all the while the corporate masters reap immoral amounts of wealth off my efforts and all I get is more "work".

The system is broken. Time to water the tree of liberty.

I have an issue with these types of employers, which is most of them unfortunately. When you agree to work for someone it should be a mutually respectful business arrangement between two people, not a whip cracker and a slave. Employers have a tendency to act like they are the only ones with anything to offer, ignoring the fact that they need the work done. It should be an exchange and both should benefit from it. They act like they're doing you a massive favour and you should bow and scrape for some minimum wage bullshit job. I wont work for those types. Luckily decent employers do still exist, you just have to hunt to find them. When you get a good one you go the extra mile for them, and they for you because you both appreciate your working relationship.

Look, I don't want to argue, but that's the problem right there.
A dollar above minimum wage to stay competitive?
lol!
sorry, I do recognize you're trying to help society by creating jobs..
Peace

I don't set the wage I can hire at. I don't own the business. If I could pay people more I would.

That's the difference between a job and a career.

You have to have something that earns you respect like a skill etc.

When you are unskilled, then your paycheck is your respect. Anyone can do the job so you have no power.

Believe it or not. Dealing with Bullshit is a skill. Having worked these "jobs" when I was younger is what got me to better positions today, and also taught me that I didn't want to be in them forever. That's why Mall jobs are great from teenagers and young people. It teaches them that lesson.

wahhhhhh.....too bad you can't debate the topic, dumbass

[link to www.apachemall.com]

Lots of job openings at Apache Mall. Some are even like 10-15 hours a week!

True not all are full time. But some are. I'm not in disagreement. I'm just saying no one is even grabbing applications.

I was, but you missed the point. Who would hire someone who can't even spell hire?

Meanwhile people complaining that Urban Outfitters wants their salaried employees to work a little extra. America is lazy.

Apache Mall is in Rochester, Minnesota.

Looking up Rochester's unemployment rate ... it looks like it's 2.9% ?

[link to www.bls.gov]

So I don't think the problem is that "no one wants a job". It's that there's not very many unemployed people there. Congratulations Rochester.

Is it seasonal work?...because honestly working for 3 months or so isn't worth it. Also, most people fill out applications online. Most job fairs have low attendance because now most job applications are processed through the workplaces website. Source, worked in HR and our employer rarely does job fairs anymore because the trend of people not showing up happened a few years ago....but we do get tons of applicants through our online site.

the sad thing is. at my part time work, there are 60 year olds there that have been doing the same stuff for 30-40 years and cant help to feel sad for them, while at the same time looking at my own future.
the even more sad part was when one of the administrators was talking about how we all should be proud of our work and all that.
if you just want to make a living and not think about it anymore it might be fine.
but if you rly want to make a difference that shit is extremely depressing going up at 4am, starting work at 5 every day, and being to tired to work for a better future.

also takes about 5 years to get a full time job at this place

This is true. Good call.

What broke person goes to the mall, except for high schoolers

No one as at the job fair, cause no one goes to the mall

Good point.

Oh my bad, I assumed you are the proprietor. All I'm saying is that it will have to start at the top levels of the pyramid, admitting that the system is broken.
For now, employers are passing the buck off to their slava.
And then wondering why nobody wants to work...
Some people just shouldn't be in business at all.

No shit $7.25 isnt worth it

Yeah one star!!