Has your wife looked on Liberty's Human Resources website? There are dozens of jobs there, both full-time and part-time:
http://www.liberty.edu/administration/h ... m?PID=7754
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--Fumble (1961-2009), RIPflamesbball84 wrote:Good luck with that. I've been trying to get a job to supplement my grad assistant salary to no avail. All the jobs around here are for entry level or only require high school degrees, and they find me over qualified for that. The other jobs which i'm not overqualified for, i don't meet their qualifications or don't have the experience.Your speaking of LC right?
Sly Fox wrote:In my experience with the Falwell family over the past 30+ years, they have never been shy about stating what they believe and standing by it. If anything it should be on their family crest.
flamesbball84 wrote:Good luck with that. I've been trying to get a job to supplement my grad assistant salary to no avail. All the jobs around here are for entry level or only require high school degrees, and they find me over qualified for that. The other jobs which i'm not overqualified for, i don't meet their qualifications or don't have the experience.Welcome to the world of getting your masters without having gotten a real job first. Since most kids are going to grad school to wait out the economy, I imagine this is going to be a fairly big problem in a few years.
LUconn wrote:Only reason I did it was because I couldn't get a full-time job in my field. Now I'm getting the experience and the masters, so when I'm done, including internship experience, I'll have 4 years of experience and a masters. If I can't get a job in my field then, well there isn't much else I can do.flamesbball84 wrote:Good luck with that. I've been trying to get a job to supplement my grad assistant salary to no avail. All the jobs around here are for entry level or only require high school degrees, and they find me over qualified for that. The other jobs which i'm not overqualified for, i don't meet their qualifications or don't have the experience.Welcome to the world of getting your masters without having gotten a real job first. Since most kids are going to grad school to wait out the economy, I imagine this is going to be a fairly big problem in a few years.
makarov97 wrote:She's had her application in with the school for over 6 months... She just sent in a new one because her previous application expired after 180 days. She's been a homemaker for the past 10 years... I think a lot of employers look at that and dismiss her out of hand. I don't understand it. During that same time she finished Vocational school online and being a Homemaker is not exactly as easy as a lot of people think.They would, for many advantages:
She's not shooting for the stars in her job search. She's looking for an entry level job, one that should require only a high school diploma. To me it looks like employers would rather take a young high school student over a 30 year old housewife.
PAmedic wrote:you're absolutely right
--Fumble (1961-2009), RIPmakarov97 wrote:Do you think that some of the things around here might open up around August? Wouldn't a lot of the seasonal workers be heading back to Class at the point?And most of those seasonal workers are hired for seasonal jobs, meaning those aren't jobs that will be filled again until the Christmas season rolls around...
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