Unemployment

[hensleyll]

I`m still jobless 6 months later.anyone no whos hiring will be cashier hostess and even mop floors in calvert county

[ancmetro]

    Do not worry...be happy...you are not alone. There are a lot of unemployed people like you!

[muush88]

ive been out of work over a year now  as long as the unemployment holds up im fine.

You are not alone, it just feels like it.    i think best bet now is temp agencies they can get you into a company    up to you to get hired by that company     

[HallidayNN]

I work for a H & R Block and will be unemployed after April 15th. I am totally bummed. I am also scared at the same time. I enrolled back into school but I will also need to look for another job. If anyone knows of any clerical positions open please let me know.

[lorimerk]

I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO FIND A JOB AFTER I HAVE HAD MY BABY AND I HAVE BEEN LOOKING EVERYWHERE

[trujillo33]

I been unemployed for a year...i been searching the whole time. I finally got a call from a company hopefully be working in Apirl.

[vangabhargavi]

Hi I am also jobless from past 7months. I am a software engineer. Can anyone help me out?... I can do any type of job on computer based?

[lbeery]

The unemployment picture is very scary but my past experience has been that if cashiering or waitressing or janitorial is all that is available, do it. You never know what experiences any opportunity will open for you even when you can't see how it possibly can.  Everything we do teaches us something.  And, when in doubt about what to do, just do something.

[Nomore925]

They say things are getting better, but it sure doesn't seem like it.  I too have been looking for over 6 months.

[monkeychow50]

Well just put a lot of effort into fusion cash and other survey site you do and you could work from home. But i think fusion cash itself could make you a lot of money!   

[Bear44847]

While I dont think it is possible to make a lot of money off of sites like these, it is possible to get enough income to help offset the hard times on sites like these.

The best way to get a job in this economy is to find out what areas are currently hiring and in demand. Also look to the future in that job market to see if it has stability. Then retrain yourself as well as you can and make yourself desirable over all these other applicants.

Even during the depression there were some people who still managed to find work, they did this by making themselves knowledgeable in that job field.

Keep your heads up, we can and we will get through these hard times.

[angel0808]

I hear you... my husband was unemployed for six months finally got a job and no choice for me but quit my job because no one will watch my kids, but since i am aware that there's a way to earn money online, not much but it will help... surveys,data entry jobs thru freelance companies, eventually everything will be fine..

[hensleyll]

O.K almost a year latewr still no job appling same place as my 20 year old sons freinds they are getting the jobs i`m being denied do you think that is prejudice or what?

[hensleyll]

i have experience they don`t

[abebout]

O.K almost a year latewr still no job appling same place as my 20 year old sons freinds they are getting the jobs i`m being denied do you think that is prejudice or what?

I think that it's just a tough job market right now, every where. I relocated and am working part time, while searching for and applying to other part time jobs and full time jobs. I'm just thankful to have one job!

however, unemployment is not fun. if you have certain skills (such as house cleaning, personal assistant stuff, running errands, etc) then maybe you should market yourself with an ad listing what work you'd do. you never know, someone might answer your ad because they need your help. AND maybe you could start your own business and work off of a referral basis