This literally is now the way how have we just accepted that you need to apply for hundreds upon hundreds of jobs to get even a basic entry level position. Some people are not even hearing back at all.
What is the actual problem at the heart of this issue?
Lots of people asking for cinema ticket discounts. And some might not know they can get cheap tickets via various routes...
We are going to try directing these to a semi regular post. This post, to be specific.
So please, if you want a discount for a specific cinema, ask here.
And if you have a discount code or freebies that you won't use, please consider gifting to someone who has asked below!!
Example places cheap cinema tickets are found:
2* Odeon for £8 Vodafone Rewards or £10 (Octopus Energy, Amazon Prime)
2x Odeon Luxe for £13 (Vodafone Rewards) or £15 (Amazon Prime)
Meerkat Movies
Three rewards
Example places free cinema tickets are found:
Club Lloyds bank account (6 per year for Vue or Odeon)
Sky Cinema subscribers (2 free Vue tickets per month)
The NHS is often described as having a serious shortage of doctors and nurses with staffing gaps always highlighted.
Strangely I keep seeing newly qualified healthcare dtaff saying they’re struggling to secure NHS roles after graduating — due to internal-only adverts, experience requirements, or recruitment freezes at trust
Why does this exist?
It could be rural, village, city, town, costal or inland Just has to be somewhere that is pleasing but affordable.
6E 34 flight from Manchester to Delhi this morning was cancelled. There is no information anywhere as to why the cancellation has happened?
Cost of living has gone up highly in recent years as we all know. Do you think life will ever be more affordable than it is now for the average person?
Will we ever get back to a more affordable way of life?
6E 34 flight from Manchester to Delhi this morning was cancelled. There is no information anywhere as to why the cancellation has happened?
Salaries havent really adjusted to the crazy inflation we've seen over the last 5 years. There are skilled office jobs that need a degree going for basically £5k above full time minimum wage which just seems nuts. Offering free coffee and 3% pension (legal requirement) is not good enough
For me it came this week in fact. Went to buy some batteries and donate old clothes at same time and realised even the poundland and barnados had shut. We literally have vape shops and barbers left
Recently accepted a job that pays nearly £7000,- less than my previous job.
It's shocking how insane the job market is, but I've also noticed that a lot of experienced jobs pay far below the average UK salary of £38K, which is insane.
I read that UK salaries have increased but I honestly don't see it in practice. What the heck is going on?
Unemployment rate sadly creeping up. What are your coping strategies for such a situation. Have you turned to savings or family support in meantime.
Once offered free car parking and free coffee. Sounded great on paper. Salary was lower than minimum wage and had to work 12 hour shifts 4 days a week.
What is yours?