Are you an employee at a welfare office?  If so, Do you like it?  If not, do you think you would?
469866
Don´t Cry people are so rude and mad  they thing that getting even with you would take all the rage and and anger out of their system, what you have to explain to this persons that you are just an employee and that you are just doing your job, that being rude won´t solve the problem and if they have any complaints to write a letter to the costumer service office, and if they are calm you can both get a solution to the problem, never argue with them and tell them that they are always right. Its just a customer and they would leave and you will have to deal with thousands of people like them because jobs are always demanding an extra effort and if you have questions ask your supervisor or host.
113067
Funny you should ask... I rated my job earlier..in how I liked it .. but I also added my rate for pay.. so It's wonderful to have a Q geared to the why of it all.\n\nI work with the handicapped.. so I am rewarded with finding out what each individual around me is good at and letting them know that they are good at it.  They take such pride in trying. And they care so much about each others feelings, emotions, and health that it is overwhelming. You will rarely see such affection amongst other employment agencies.\n\nAdding value to their lives everyday makes me feel like I have done something worthwhile, that has made a difference to them, and to me.\n\nIt reminds me that I am one careless car accident away from being in any one of thems chair sorting items by color, or listing books online, or sanding a chair, or labeling a box for my livelihood.. if I can help them feel like the job they are doing is one of the most important jobs on earth.. then I have done what I have set out to do for my day.\n\nI don't make much in pay, but that isn't the reason I am there... I want everyone to see these "handicapped people" the same way that I do.. normal people trying to express themselves in a meaningful way to the public, and very valuable to everyone's lives, regardless of their disabilities.\n\nDoes that define me?... Yeah I guess it does... as I've said before 'I'm always for the underdog that doesn't get the credit or recognition they deserve.'
1102290
I do. I have worked hard all of my life on this Earth. I have never needed welfare or any assistance from the government to raise my child or my family for that matter. Isn't it amazing that people who don't work have refrigerators full of food that the government pays for ,i mean hundreds of dollars in food and I can only afford to fill it up not even close to full. They are lazy and I don't appreciate my precious money coming out of my check every time i get paid, taking care of these louses ,who use the money to get their hair and nails done. Lazy people absolutely disgust me and I pray that the welfare system will soon be gone and they make those people who can work, work. \n\nEven the bible says:\nII Thes 3:10:\nIf a man will not work, he shall not eat."
136673
I do. Sometimes... But i like my job :)
748099
I love my job.  I teach personal/independent living skills to people with develomental disabilities.  \n\nI generally don't work full-time but there are plenty of hours out there for this kind of work.\n\nThe times I do work full-time I usually spend my days reading stories, doing crafts and playing games.
814758
"As an employer, do you find physically attractive person to be of advantage to the organisation ?"\n\nI think that's a very good question to put in ur questionnaires !\n:)
923197
no but have worked in nursing home as live in and others as care assistant and have been trustee to a mental health charity for 3 yrs why you got a question?
1135300
lmao! That's great! I could just see the look on my boss's face. I don't think I'll even get in trouble. Of course I have to buy (and donate) a clapper. But I think it'll be worth it. I'll have one of my fellow work clowns "accidentally" trip on the way into the office, and I'll laugh and clap three times as if I were applauding him. He'll never even figure it out. I could get some mileage out of this one...\n\nThat's even better than my idea of leaving bird seed on his car to get the birds to repaint it.\n\nOr putting a sign on the back of his car that says, "Honk if you're homosexual."\n\nThat one's definitely going on my "To do" list. \n\nThanks.
259237
yes! I get to save childrens lives. I am a social worker and I get to protect children from violent situations and place them in safe homes. It is a very rewarding job and I get to work from home!
824739
Try the welfare office
450682
How long do you plan to work for us?\nIs this job the best use of your talents and interests?  If not, maybe we have a job better suited for you.\nWill you enjoy doing this job?
509961
Some are unable to work.  How is a woman with 3 kids supposed to go out and volunteer when she can't afford daycare?  its a good idea but would run into too many pitfalls.  And "welfare" has checks and balances to make sure you are looking for work.  Have you ever been on "welfare?" its not a happy place.  And not all "welfare" people are lazy either that is a bigotistical remark\n\nGood for you for working 3 jobs to keep your family off of welfare, however if you were to lose your wife and have to take care of your children by yourself 3 jobs would not be possible.  Not everyone has family and if they do often they are in the same boat. childcare assistance is only available for the dirt poor, once you think you are almost looking at getting somewhere, they cut you off and you can no longer afford daycare which means you can no longer work.  not everyone who is on welfare doesn't work.  the majority of people on welfare are working but unfortunately don't get paid enough.  People would rather work than not.  it is very hard to not work and not feed your family you feel horrible and useless and like scum.\nAnd daycare assistance is not available for people who are "volunteering".  i'd like to know why everyone thinks people on "welfare" (by the way its not even called welfare anymore, atleast not in wisconsin) are lazy.  its very stereotypical and definately not the truth\n\nand here in wisconsin we have mandatory work placement/jobsearch programs in place.  why don't you people take a look into the system instead of assuming and believing stereotypes?
1091745
I love my job.  I started with basically no experience but the job has provided all that I need - and does so on a continual basis.  My supervisor is great and for the most part I get along with everyone in the office.  I am constantly able to learn something new and this helps to keep me excited about going into work.
857094
considering the number of the population on welfare i would say no such agency exist. let me ask you, if you are hiring entry level laborers and of course paying them entry level pay, possibly minimum wage.....how does that get them off of welfare? minimum wage isnt enough to support a family without government assistant. you must have one hell of a corporation and i do applaud you taking the intuitive to make a difference in the life of some families. kudos to you.
120754
There is welfare.  However, I am a working mom who doesn't feel I should have to support someone like you with my tax dollars.  Get a job!
803431
works in an office for a company
164018
Sadly, yes. I work with children and adults and have begun even hating the families I work with - I need to get out of here. Heck, I should be working now, but am choosing to do this to make my job more barable.