He's tried, Ive filled out resume's for him myself..no one will even give him a call. He has his diploma. Any suggestions. please..
212123
You don't mention how long he has been trying.  In some markets it is an average of 6 weeks, in many it is far longer.
348758
All depends on where you live I think. If you live in a big city there are going to be more opportunities than in a country town. Six weeks isn't that long and you say he has had some interviews and offers. Does he tell you why he rejects an offer or why an interview didn't work out. Maybe the right position hasn't become available yet or maybe too far to go to get there. If he can't help out financially at home then he should be doing the cooking, cleaning etc. Encourage him at all times to find a job, even a part time one, because I think the longer you're out of work the easier it is to stay that way!!!
220618
i doubt it, but a certificate might help him out. best of luck to him
263349
Check his papers.I think he's looking for a job:)
426242
Report him to the corporate office.  If he owns the business, then no you can't really do much of anything.  Just spread the word that he's awful to the employees and don't support his business.  Maybe he'll shut down.
559854
Try posting it on www.tampa.craigslist.org  Also call up some businesses from the yellow pages and call them to find out if you can fax over your resume and to who's attention. Then call that person in 3-4 days. If they don't have an opening, ask them who does. Also try https://jobs.myflorida.com/index.html
192429
Try calling a local Center For People With Disabilities Office, or a Center for Independent Living, Vocational Rehabilitation, something like that, the names are different everywhere.  I'm sure there is one in your area.  They can help someone with a condition to get employment.
542871
Hmm, CV can't be that fine, otherwise he would at least have been asked for interview.  OK...\n\nStep 1 - does his degree tie up with the sort of jobs he is applying for?  Perhaps a bit more detail about the subject types covered in his degree might flesh out the CV a bit?\n\nStep 2 - sign up with a recruitment agency - for engineering jobs, his best bet is Beechwood (www.beechwoodrecruit.com) and Redwood (www.redhotjobs.com) - these guys advertise in all editions of The Engineer.\n\nStep 3 - is he getting copies of the trade presses?  You can see The Engineer at www.theengineer.co.uk, they have their own job site at theengineerjobs.co.uk.  Also the Electronics Weekly might be worth a look - www.electronicsweekly.com and www.electronicsweekly.com / careermoves for their job section.\n\nStep 4 - consider some voluntary work if possible that adds to your experience - it makes a CV look like you haven't just been hanging around, waiting for something to happen.\n\nGood luck!
330451
Need job. Not enough experience with ever changing technology.  ARGH!!! Can't get a job with out experience, can't get experience with out a job. Who came up with this system? They SUCK.
490922
Tell him to give OJ or Baretta a call, they have the solution all worked out!!
69375
You need to get this person alone to talk to them.If you can't do that then write a note to them without a signature (that way they'll have to read it).If none of this works, you should try to find a different, possibly better, job.
177036
Strangely enough, he had to pass the same tests and have some of the same qualifications as to to get hired in the first place.  You don't say what the actual problem is, but being odd in one person's opinion is not grounds for dismissal.  If he is relatively new to the group, could it be that his odd behavior is merely trying to fit in with the click?  I certainly hope he isn't on here somewhere asking the same question regarding you.  Is there a chance the two of you might actually get past this?  I've someone in our office that drives us all insane with all the self-centered drama and constant details she feels compelled to shared, but even in the height of her craziness and each of us plotting her demise, every now and then she shows redeeming qualities too.  I can tell you this...you do need to come to some kind of resolution to your problem.  After a year of this, we are all eating Tums and Tylenol like candy.
161191
i have a business degress as well, i feel your pain.  i have had a lot of job opportunities come my way by posting my resume on monster.com and careerbuilder.com.  At lot of the time, you qualify for jobs your don't search for.  Give it a try and Good Luck.
490853
First how long has he been out of work and why.  If he has been laid off he is entitled to unemployment.  If he lost his job due to his job moving out of state he is entitled to training or schooling and unemployement.  If he is past that, he should have been using that time to look for work.  He can go to job services (the place that he applied for unemployment at).   They can test him for skills and give him counseling.   He can go to temporary agencies.  Yes, its a temp job but if he is good he can get hired full time.  He needs to work while he retrains himself for the sake of the kids.  If he is married his wife needs to work as well.
218568
CAll up and go fill out an application. Follow up in a week with a phone call
640639
Keep telling him how proud you are and keep up the encouragement.  When his Junior year rolls around, apply to EVERY SINGLE scholarship offered.  There are websites you can go to that provide thousands of scholarships.....the more he applies to, the more likely he is to get some.  Also, make sure to call the colleges he is interested in his Junior year so they can send you information on their scholarship programs and any grant or federal aid programs they offer.  Good luck!!
353080
I would go to your labor board and turn him in. I would also look for another job. What he is doing has every indication he is having financial problems and I would bet won't be in business much longer. Do this right away before they close down.