@CodeByNZ You're not reading it properly. They want you to list at least 7 years back. It even says what to do if you don't have 7 years. They want you to list your summer jobs etc, university clubs, sports teams etc. and other relevant activities. Use the opportunity to sell yourself.
@DHLParcelUK - delivery attempted wrong house again, I've been waiting all day. How do I speak to a person? Same will happen on monday, like last time.
@mbateman How about: Human nature hasn't changed much. There will always be people trying to recruit workers below market rate because that makes them more money. When people choose not to take the jobs they would rather say "don't want to work" than admit "my business model doesn't work".
@rothwel@DrEilidhMaria@socialthinker85 I don't think this is the main reason for the queue. My old GP practice did first come first served. They served the people in the queue before they picked up the phone. By the time they answer the phone the appointments were gone... idiotic system
@GeorgeL_64@JameseyM86@coldfusionMBE@fesshole It's also funny that someone thinks it's normal for a baby/small child not to have switched clothes after a full day of nursery. They have a variety of means of soiling their outfits. Would never not recognise my kid though!
@Peuganaut@aryoset@jimalkhalili@ThePoke I stand corrected then. At uni (Chemistry, in UK) we taught to use 'meter' for house style. I assumed that was standard.
Also IUPAC guidelines generally preffered US spelling of sulphur (sulfur) but British spelling of aluminium.
@Peuganaut@aryoset@jimalkhalili@ThePoke British Engineers/scientists following SI system *should* be spelling it 'meters' even if we would write metres outside work 😉