u/Sudden-Salad4689

When you go into the court house to give them your ID can you use your digital license and Medicare card? And do you need the print out the utility bill, rental agreement etc or can you show a pdf?

When you go in to give you IDs can you sue digital license, Medicare and utility account/rental agreement? Or do they need physical copies and everything printed?

Need a new job while in uni, put in an application and it just automatically gave me an interview time for tomorrow. I’ve heard they mostly want juniors for cheap labour, will they still hire me? I do have retail/hospitality experience.

For context it specifically asks if I “have any leave requirements” on the application website. It’s just a normal retail job at a clothing store. I am not currently employed because I have just moved, but I need a new job because I have a 2 month placement coming up and I want to save some money for it. Should I tell them about it? I feel like they won’t give me the job, my past job had issues with my placements too. It’s understandable because if you’re away for a month someone is going to take on your hours and doesn’t want to give them back.
Should I just say no, work for a few months, then quit if they don’t want me back after placement?

Edit: Thank you everyone for the kind comments! It was helpful to hear everyone’s point of views and it has given me hope that it will get better. I appreciate the advice and solidarity 🫶🏻 I am going to try to tough it out.
Good luck to everyone in a similar situation!
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I am in my 3rd year, I have one more semester after this one and my last placement is 8 weeks next semester. I feel like I started having tiny doubts half way through, but I pushed on because I had already spent a year and a half doing it and everyone says to just keep going it gets better, or you won’t regret it. But all I feel is dread and anxiety for placement and the future, my placement is not until October and I feel like I think about it everyday. The workload this year feels less than last year but somehow I still feel overwhelmed, maybe I’m just burnt out. My main passions when I was younger were environmental science and art (mainly painting and stained glass), but my family always said that I would never get a job in fields like this, and if I did I’d be living pay check to pay check. I did always have a slight interest in healthcare but now I don’t know if that was me forcing myself to like it to make my family happy. There have been points where I have liked this degree, like a few classes and when I had a really supportive facilitator it made a big difference, but it has been overwhelmingly negative for my mental and physical health, I have probably put on 15kg.
Also my gpa is terrible, 4.8, I usually get good ANSAT scores, but the gpa is very discouraging, and it makes it worse that so many of the classes feel pointless. I swear I’ve have done 6 separate classes on cultural safety, I think 1 or 2 is enough. I thought about doing something like sonography as a post grad, I am more interested in this than nursing, but my gpa would be a problem for post grad study. I didn’t do it originally because the only medical imaging bachelor in Brisbane was qut with a 99.5 atar requirement 😵.
I’m almost finished this degree, and I should feel excited but I’m scared to start a job and I’m worried about making mistakes and what I will do if I hate the job. I don’t know what to do at this point.
Sorry this post is just one big rant/ramble

I have just started an agency ain job, I have never worked in the area before, the only experience I have is from nursing placements. I have been rostered a shift tonight at an aged care facility, does anyone have any tips? What is expected of me?
If they use an online documentation system, how do I document things, or do I just relay info to another ain/nurse?
The agency that hired me hasn’t really given me any guidance, but I think that’s normal.
I have had two shifts so far, both at different facilities and I feel very lost.