
In Britain, the relevent of employment organisation can offer training for the group 16 to 18 who have dropped out of high school and have not yet found a job, they can get certificate and working practice experience. as for the disability, providing them with a position which needs them. Furthermore, helping low-income individuals sustain employment, offers a professional job coaching and financial incentives once they are working There are some key issues around the employment in Britain. Many job forms " full of errors", 50 % job applications sent to employers are full of basic grammar and spelling mistakes from graduated students, they are not usually notice the observation, understanding, realisation and correct using it. Additionally, many students who want to work in the professional positions are still job hunting, almost three quarters of newly qualified nurse are still looking for the permanent job after they graduated from university.
As far as employers are concerned, they should take the employees qualification, breeding and the ability of working into consideration when offering employment. while, the employees should aware the salary, company welfare and atmosphere of working so on before accepting a job.

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Hi Penny
Thanks for your comments on this topic.
Can you please explain which question the first paragraph answers.
What about the question: 'What aspect of an organisation deals with employment?'
Do you really think errors on job forms is a KEY issue? Where did you find information regarding these key issues such as students and nurses looking for jobs?
Are the comments in paragraph 3 your own opinions?
Annie
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