u/SqueakySquirrel117

Hi,

I have a question regarding the recruitment process for probation service officer roles.
Last week I made a few applications. There were some probation service officer roles going in different locations of my county. So basically the same position but in different places, so separate applications. I got invited to do the online tests for all the ones I applied to. I have done one and then moved onto the next invite but noticed my candidate ID in the invitation email is identical to my candidate ID in the previous email. So I checked all the emails for the different applications and they all have the same candidate ID despite the locations being different.
Does that mean I only need to do the online test once or should I click on the link on each email invite and do it again for each location?
Not sure if I’ve been very clear.
If I hadn’t noticed the same candidate ID I wouldn’t have queried this.
Thanks in advance!

Hi,
I’m currently living in a 3 bed Edwardian terrace which has a lot of potential but needs a lot doing to it. I moved here with my then partner but we split up not long after I had bought it. The house is too big for me and I also don’t want to spend loads of money doing it up when I know I don’t want to stay here. I have some rising damp in the dining room.
I was going to stay here a couple more years but I happened to see a smaller home with a For Sale sign that I really like the look of and am viewing it next week. Were I to like the smaller house, should I try and get the damp proofing done or should I lower the price to reflect the fact work needs doing? I’m thinking it’s probably best to get the damp sorted and then put it on the market and just accept the fact I most likely won’t be able to buy the smaller home (were I to like it). Thank you