Would anyone like to offer me a part-time (weekend) job?
Asked by Gaby O
I am 16, and a girl. I'm becoming increasingly irritated by the sheer unnecessariness of CVs, personal statements etc. when all I'm looking for is a simple job such as waitressing, sales assistant, shelf-stacking, cashier etc. to earn a bit of money. If anyone would like to offer me such a job (in North/North-East/Central London) I will be very very appreciative. =) thanks to all the repliers so far - i'll definitely check out those sites! keep 'em coming!

Best Answer:
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Answered by mnasmndash21sd54d5

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