Dear <<First Name>>,
Greetings from the Migrant Careers Support Trust!
The last month has been very hectic and fruitful. We have completed our first boot camp for Job Seekers. A big congratulations to all the 30 participant, who came all 4 days and attended the boot camp. We have got very good feedback from the attendees and we hope to replicate this workshop in the coming months. Keep in touch with our social media channels, for regular updates, announcements, and job postings.
I would like to thank all our partners and supporters who have helped us to reach this milestone, in just over one year of our operations.
This year has been tough for everyone, and I hope this holiday break will get you some cheer and joy. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy new Year from the entire team at Migrant Careers. Stay safe and have a happy holiday season!
Regards, Garry Gupta, Chair, Migrant Careers Support Trust
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Job seeker's boot camp for Kiwi-Indian migrants held in West Auckland
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Catch a glimpse of our boot camp from this highlights video.
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MCST recently concluded it's first boot camp for job seekers. The Indian Weekender covered this workshop. A few excerpts from the article below.
A Job Seekers Boot Camp organised by Migrant Careers Support Trust in West Auckland was a revelation says Chairman and Founder of the Trust Garry Gupta.
The ongoing four-day workshop, first of four planned by MCST in Auckland kicked off on Tuesday, December 8 to Friday, December 11 at Massey Library in West Auckland. The workshop is supported by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) and co-partnered by Henderson-Massey Local Board. Speaking to the Indian Weekender, Garry Gupta said this job seekers boot camp has been a revelation and a resounding success. “We have had 40 registrations for the first workshop and have witnessed people from different age groups, visa status and educational backgrounds come to the four-day event,” Garry said.
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Migrant Careers successfully conducts it's first boot camp.
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The workshop conducted from 8-11 Dec saw 30 participants coming for 4 days and interacted with 11 speakers and industry specialists. A few glimpses are given below.
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You can apply for the NEXT THREE Boot Camps here.
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JOB POST : Vacancy for a part-time chef with experience in Indian cuisine.
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20 hrs job over the weekends. [starting Friday]Most suitable for anyone who preferably works at a Cafe which ends at 4pm. You can start in the evening. Fixed 20 hours a week, salary on offer.
If this sounds like you, send your CV to Garry at: garry@migrantcareers.org.nz
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JOB POST : Manger role opportunity at reputed retail store
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Sona Sansaar, Papatoetoe is looking for a manager for their jewellery/fashion store. The key responsibilities of the role include: managing staff, daily tasks of the store, assistance in pricing, operating jewellery safe. Candidates with good sense of customer service, quick thinking abilities, and a pleasant personality may apply. Additionally, good communication and marketing skills will be an advantage to applicants. Will be paid as per industry standards. Post/Designation: ManagerLocation: Papatoetoe, Auckland Candidate must be NZ citizen/ PR holder of New Zealand. If interested, please contact: Jyoti Lodhia on 021651600 or email: jyoti@sonasansaar.com
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RESEARCH PARTICIPATION: Workplace bullying from the migrant workers perspective in hospitality industry in Auckland.
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Top five employment tips for Christmas you need to know
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These top five employment tips can help employers and employees prepare for the Christmas period.
1. A business may close down over the holiday period 2. In most circumstances employees don’t have to agree to work on a public holiday 3. All employees should be paid time and a half for working on a public holiday 4. Employees can ask to cash-up some of their annual holidays 5. Cancelling approved annual holidays is a matter of negotiation
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