To be the employer of choice you need to .... Please help me filling this form ?
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How about something like "has plenty of opportunities for advancement within your firm."  People usually like to hire someone who will want to move up as they gain experience. Promoting someone into a position is more effective for an employer than hiring and orienting a new person at each level.  If you are looking for opportunities, you are also expecting to stay awhile.  Turnover is a constant problem.  \n\nOf course, if it is clear to you that opportunities for advancement are very limited (for example, if the position for which you are applying is at or near the top already), then something mundane like "recognizes and rewards competent and faithful service."  \n\nThey are looking for something honorable and noble, something that is in their interests, not just a reference to being paid well and having good benefits!
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To be able to find a good job.
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go to this website and fill out the form
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Just go to where you would like to work and ask for one.  This way if they aren't hiring, you can still fill it out and they can call you when they are hiring. Most people need someone sooner or later.
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That should be demanded from your Employer coz it is the duty of your Employer to provide you one, if your salary income is upto 1.5 lacs.\n\nFor format of the form you may log on to http://incometaxindia.gov.in/\n\nCA. Deepak Bholusaria
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Employers are begging for people where I live.  Are you sure you aren't being too picky about a job?  Have you considered moving?  How about upgrading your job skills?\n\nSince nobody knows where you live it would be difficult to tell you how to apply for a public handout.  It differs from place to place.
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To the first available qualified candidate...
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The truth is if you are qualified, I would think an employer would think you were serious about working for their company in any capacity they are willing to hire you. Go for it!
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I would write a very apologetic letter to the head of human resources and simply state due to unforeseen personal circumstances I cannot accept this position at this time.  You don't need to state any more reason than this but you may want to add that you are moving out of the area.  Use the standard business format:\n\nDate\n\nName and Address\n\nName and Address of recipient\n\nDear Mr or Ms Soandso:\n\nI regret that.....\n\nThank you for considering me for this position and if I would like to be able to contact your company in the future.  \n\nVery Truly Yours:\n\nName
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Hope the below helps and good luck getting your ideal job!\n\nBest Wishes,\n\nLucy\n\n\nA cover letter has 3 purposes:\n\n1. It formally introduces you, and can personalize the presentation of your resume \n\n2. It highlights specific information from your resume and from your background that applies to a specific field or position. Can also give reader insight to items not addressed in a resume \n\n3. It helps to facilitate a meeting between you and the employer \n\nCover letter allows you to personalize your resume when it is mailed to prospective employers in response to advertisements or to inquire about possible interviews. The cover letter's main purpose is to advertise your strengths and assets in a way that would interest employers in interviewing you. It is also useful in that it can save valuable time by enabling you to visit only the most promising prospects or helping you avoid places where there is no interest in you as a prospective employee.\n\nTo attract the reader's ATTENTION, the cover letter must look good and be easy to read. Use of quality 8 1/2" X 11" paper, correct English, spelling, spacing, paragraphing, margins and above all, flawless typing is a must. Address it to a particular person by name, making sure that the spelling and title of the individual are correct. The person addressed should hold an influential position in the company. A good cover letter is not too long, so try to limit yours to only part of a single page.\n\nThe first paragraph should arouse the reader's INTEREST. This can be done by stating some particular knowledge you have of the reader's business, by a comment on some "timely" issue relating to the company's operation or by an impersonal statement of some outstanding fact relating to your ability that would probably appeal to the employer.\n\nThe body of the cover letter should make the employer DESIRE to interview you by explaining what you can do for his/her company. Put yourself in the employer's position as you write and present facts that will both be interesting and accurately describe your assets and qualifications. Your prospective employer will be interested in your ability to make and/or save money, to conserve time, to effectively assume and discharge responsibility and to produce results more rapidly and economically than anyone else. Do not stress your bad points, such as lack of experience or unemployment.\n\nThe last paragraph should request ACTION. Ask directly for an interview stating specific times and dates when you will call to arrange an interview. In all circumstances be courteous but use a direct approach.\n\nThe letter should end with the formal salutation, "Sincerely yours." Below the salutation, type your name and then add your signature. Remember the use of AIDA (ATTENTION, INTEREST, DESIRE, ACTION) will result in a cover letter that is both pleasing to read and effective.\n\n\nSample Cover Letter Outline\nYour Address\nCity, State, Zip\nDate\n\n\n(Ms. or Mr.) I.M. Hiring\nPersonnel Manager\nName of Company\nCompany Address\nCity, State, Zip\n\nDear (Ms. or Mr.) Hiring: \n\nYour opening paragraph should arouse interest on the part of the reader. Tell the employer why you are writing the letter. Do not say in the first paragraph that you are looking for a job. Give information to show your specific interest in the company. \n\nYour middle paragraphs should create desire. Give details of your background that will show the reader why one should consider you as a candidate. Be as specific as possible about the kind of a job you want. Don't make the reader try to guess what you would be interested in. \n\nRefer the reader to your general qualifications on your enclosed resume or other material. Use as much space as you need to tell your story but keep it brief and to the point. \n\nIn your closing paragraph you ask for action. Ask for an appointment suggesting a time when you will contact the individ
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welcome to my world... I have been to 5 interviews in the past 2 months and they all asked me to fill in an employee form and they promised that they will call or email to let me know even if i am not accepted...they didnt call...i called one of them and it turned out that they chose someone else, i asked them why they didnt call and they said "no time to waste" ... God some people are just a pain... Good luck sweetie...
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If you are not currently UNemployed, then write down "ASAP", if you are employed, give them a date 2 weeks from today and let them know that you have to give your current employer a 'two-week' notice, that way they know that you are responsible and won't leave them hanging if you find another job. :)
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No employer can force you to fill this out.  You need to get in touch with the EEOC if you feel strongly about not filling it out.
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It sounds as if you are a good person to have as an employee.\nOff hand I would recommend the Goodwill Employment Services. They would know the laws, what is reasonable and probably where you could find a job that would be happy to accept you with whatever limitations you may have in exchange for a devoted and responsible worker.\nGood luck...and don't give up that tenacity. It will carry you all the way, but I think you know that already!
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If you are answering that question on an application...they want to know WHY you chose them.\n\nCould be the location, hours, reputation, opportunity for advancement, benefits, vacation and sick leave policy, etc.\n\nGive it some thought before you answer.  Some corporations weigh this question very heavily.
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I'm sorry, but I have to say that you can't fill out application forms by using other people's answers! Well, you can but if you get the interview and they ask you to explain, what are you going to say then? "Sorry, I just have to log on to Yahoo! Answers!!!"
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For work:\n\nDear whoever,\n\nI am interested as a job as whatever...\n\nI have a lot of experience in...\n\nI have some qualifications...\n\nThank you for your kind attention. I look forward to hearing from you soon.\n\nYours sincerely,\nMe.