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Duncan74
17th June 2009, 08:32 PM
So that's the first stage sorted, selected.

So now I am starting to apply for jobs, and starting to think about the ITA submission. £300 each for medicals, few quid for copies of birth certificates and police records and £700 for the actual submission. Missing anything?

What evidence did people use to show relevent experience in a LTSS area? I've been with my company 11 years now, but not sure what evidence I can give? I guess I need to get a letter from our HR which I'm loathed to do until the last minute for obvious reasons. Would evidence of conference papers / web articles be accepted? Membership of professional organisations?

BkyMonster
17th June 2009, 08:41 PM
Pay stubs or tax statements will do. Anything that says hours worked (evidence of full time in a comparable labor market) with your position title is really all you should need. Also, unless your office is really small I really doubt your HR people will be too fussed about providing a letter stating your dates that you worked and or a position description. There are certainly other reasons you could want such information.

JandM
17th June 2009, 09:02 PM
Congratulations on the selection. :nice1

Ash3000
17th June 2009, 09:26 PM
congrats!!! :nice1

im sure HR won't have a problem with a general letter stating that you work there i mean its not a work experience letter stating you worked there...this may make them suspicious :D

its justa simple letter mentioning your designation, nature of job and hours worked.
but yeah tax and pay stubs are good as well!

good luck!! :cheers

P.S - letter on the company letter head. always.

Duncan74
17th June 2009, 09:31 PM
Cheers, wasn't sure if I needed to prove the nature of the role I did to provide evidence of it being in the LTSS area. I guess that evidence of job title and a quick look at the comany website would show that, just wasn't sure how much the onus would be on me to prove it.

Many thanks peeps.

Kanga
17th June 2009, 09:52 PM
Congratulations :) You're right- from here cash just starts weeping out of your account!

Rob&Don
17th June 2009, 10:03 PM
Congratulations on your selection :clap:nice1
Your bank cards are definately in for a pounding!!:yes:yes

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