Never a good time for this...
 

I lost my job today :cry:
Only had scoob 4 months and I really hope I don't have to sell it. Plus got engaged not long ago!!

Any jobs in Exeter let me know :thumb:

I sold my pride and joy and put the $ towards an engagement ring and deposit for a house, then was made redundant shortly after. I know it sucks big time, and am genuinely sorry to hear about that, but things will brighten up. Keep your chin up ;)

i lose my job in the next three or four weeks,not much about at the moment.

Sorry to hear that, must be even worse knowing that. Good luck mate.

I am an old hairy arsed trucker,i will find something somewhere.

Seems like we are heading back into a recession. :( Am really sorry guys and i hope you land on your feet soon.

Immy

Immy were / are we actually out of one!!! Sorry to hear your news and I hope you find something so you can keep it

well good news I do have an interview tomorrow at least. I'm glad I work in an industry where they always need people like me!

Sorry to make it worse for others, I was told that the jobs market is worse than a year ago...

Traffic warden??
Sorry for the job loss by the way.

all i can say is good luck people seems to be getting worse to me not better but what do us working class people know :(((

My wife has been made redundant a couple of times & always walked in to a better job ... silver lining & all that.

TX.

True i guess things are just getting worse :brickwall :(

Immy

Found a job,finish next friday start the new job on the monday.Its more nights away but its a job. :)

had 2 leave my job about 12 weeks ago, and nothing, qualified panel beater painter, time serves mechanic. just nothing about where i live. and new born baby and blown up scoob, :D gotta smile

All the best guys, I hope something turns up soon!

well that didnt last long,i had two weeks holiday which was already booked came back rang my boss,he said works gone quiet have another week off.So it looks like i am searching again....:(:(

Sorry to hear this folks :(
fingers crossed for you all

Sorry to hear mate. Could be out of work myself soon if things keep going the way they are.

Best of luck.

Steve

Feel for you guys...this country's in a right mess and it's the real people that end up getting shafted...hope something comes your way for each and every one of you.

Been a contracting electrical /instrument engineer for 22 years i too came out of work due to the recession in january 2010 didnt get a job untill april 2010 ,thought my whole world had fell apart and no-one wanted my services ,not that at all just the fact that every body made cut backs so mass redundances everywhere.
I april i appled for a job with a reputable company local to me, had an interview and got the job, i seriously put myself forward in the interview and it payed dividens .
Iv'e been non stop for 4 mths now 14hrs a day 6 days a week (cant complain), but what i'm trying to say is hang in there there is light at the end of the dark tunnel ,i lost all self confidence but have now got things back on track ,they say good things come to those that wait good luck mate in your job search if you are a good electrician/labourer send me your number we are always looking for labour depending on where the next job is.
Chin up mate good luck

Hgv driver for the last 29 years,i have been ringing round local firms but had no luck.I will know for definite in the morning if i am out of work.

Join the club mate. Think mine is going to have to go now:cry:

i have a couple of options but it means being away from home a couple of weeks at a time,which i dont really fancy.Or i start ringing the agencies and start working weekends.

Sorry to hear that fellas, Good luck with the job hunt

www.reed.co.uk is a good place to start looking:) you can set the parameters to search for what you want and it includes jobs from a shed load of agencies

good luck

The back lash of the recession is gonna last well in to 2011 by all accounts ! same here bought another scoob then lost mi job oh well still got the scoob n its staying.