The types of UK Jobs

Although we don't find jobs in the professional level - we have many jobs that will suit you. You don't need qualifications or experience so you can start straight away. You should be flexible about the tye of work initially just so we can get you earning £. Spending NZ$ as pounds soon adds up!

• Call Centre – sales and customer service
• Construction Jobs
• Hospitality
• Catering
• Security
• Event stewarding
• Furniture installation
• Direct sales

About our pre-arranged flats

What positions are available?

• Call Centre - In bound and out bound campaigns for major blue chip clients
• Catering - work in 5* banqueting and conference venues in central London part time or permanant
• Bars and restaurants - work in London Restaurants
• Hotels and hospitality - work in carefully selected exclusive hotels in and around London
• Airports - Work in restaurants and retail outlets at all London airports - referencing required
• Sales and marketing - direct sales positions for the money driven candidates
• Furniture installations - work in teams installing office furniture in London
• Construction - Work on London construction sites in your trade or as general labour
• Railways and LUL - Work in railway maintenance teams - night shifts - good money

How long are you expected to work?

You would generally be expected to work in a position for at least 12 weeks. Although this is not a rule or a law, this will benefit you more than anyone else, as you will get a good reference and you would have had enough time to settle into a job and gain valuable experience and stability

What is the average wage?

Minimum wage in London from the 1st of October 08 is £5.65. Pay rates start from £6.00 and £6.50 per hour and goes up to £9.00 per hour for general jobs. Expect to earn upwards of £250 per week. Trades and skilled positions pay between £9.00 and £15.00 per hour. Expect to earn £450 + per week. Positions in sales and marketing that offer a basic wage plus commission offer earning potential in excess of £1000 per week

How many hours a week will I work?

This is depends on the position you accept. If you are in a temp to perm position for instance in a call centre, you will be required to work the office ours set out by the employer. This is usually 37.5 hours per week however, almost all temp to perm positions offer and encourage overtime that increase the pay rates greatly. If you are in a contracting position that you work shifts on an hourly basis, you can determine

Imagine having a flat and a job within 7 days of arriving at our office in London!

What happens if I am not offered a job?

If you are not working within 7 working days of registering at the London Office, you will be paid £30 per day for each working day that you are not working after that initial 7 working day period.

What if I am offered a position I don't want?

With the 7 day job guarantee program we aim to have a big enough pool of jobs to ensure that we place everyone in a job that they will be happy with. It is sometimes necessary to start in a job that might not be your first choice until your preferred position becomes available.

You can also decide to wait for a position of your choice if this is lined up for a certain date, however, if this falls outside of the 7 day period you will have to accept and agree to the terms thereof.

Do I need to have experience in a particular industry?

You do not need experience at all, we made sure that we have positions available to suit almost anyone. Previous work experience an any industry will certainly be beneficial, sometimes not in the beginning when you just arrive, but certainly later on.