men are dogs Essay

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Sales assistant
Post Number:
001

Application Form

THE INFORMATION YOU SUPPLY ON THIS FORM WILL BE TREATED IN CONFIDENCE.

Section 1 Personal details

Title:
 Mr 
Last Name:
 O'Donoghue 
First Names:
James Dominic

Address:
38 Tettenhall Road

 

 

Postcode:
 WV1 4SW 

Home Telephone Number:
 
Mobile Telephone Number:
 07930859632 

E-mail address:
 odonoghue_james@hotmail.co.uk 

National Insurance Number:
J
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3
2
4 
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3 
D 

Are you eligible to work in the UK?
Yes

No


Do you hold a full UK driving licence?
Yes

No


If yes, Do you have any points or convictions etc? :
 

Do you hold or are you able to obtain, a credit card?

Yes

No


Please state current Salary Package including benefits & holidays:
£6.19. 20 days paid holidays and 10% staff discount 

You are required to provide evidence of the above details at your interview by bringing with you original and copies:

Proof of eligibility to work in the UK (Passport / Birth Certificate etc) 
Photo Driving Licence & Counterpart 
Copy of a recent utility bill with your full address 
Your last 3 months wage slips 
Proof of a bank account to receive your wages

Section 2 Rehabilitation of Offenders Act

Have you ever been convicted of a criminal offence?
Yes

No

Have you any prosecutions pending?
Yes

No


If yes, please give details / dates of offence(s) and sentence:
 

Section 3 Health

Number of days absent in the last 2 years:
 0 

Please state number of times in the last 2 years:
 n/a 

Are you registered disabled?
YES  No 

If yes please provide your disability number and details:
 

Section 4 Education

Date From
Date To
Name of School
Examinations taken and Qualifications Gained (Specify Grades)
09/96

09/01

07/01

07/03
Copland Community School, London

CITY OF WESTMINSTER COLLEGE
GCSE MATHS C, ENGLISH C, DOUBLE AWARD SCIENCE CC, MEDIA STUDIES C, GERMAN C, HUMANITIES C, GNVQ ICT PASS

PSYCHOLOGY C, COMMUNICATION STUDIES B, ENGLISH LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE C

Section 5 Employment Record

Please list chronologically, starting with current or last employer
Name and Address of Employer
Date From:

Date To:
Job Title/Job Function/ Responsibilities:
Salary and Reason for Leaving
B&M Stores Wolverhampton

Primark Stores, Oxford Street, London

Jurys Inn

H&M

April 2012

July 2008

April 2006

June 2003
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March 2012

July 2008

April 2006
General Assistant
Responsibilities:
· Arranging stock in the warehouse/Operating the Forklift/Offloading & loading double deck trucks
· Managing a team of night staff and delegating tasks accordingly/Keeping diary handover updated
· Maintaining the cleanliness of the shop floor and replenishing stock for next day’s trading
· Being a key holder means that I am in charge of locking up the store in the early hours of the morning.

Retail Operative
Responsibilities:
· Cash handling
· Worked in customer service/dealt with complaints/enquiries
· Worked on the shop floor replenishing stock

Receptionist
Responsibilities:
· Working to tight deadlines - Increased time management & organisational skills
· Answering phone calls - demonstrated good interpersonal skills/Meet and Greet customers
· Using spreadsheets to complete banking/Data input - Improved my IT skills including proficiency in word processing.
· Providing administrative and secretarial support/Good working knowledge of Opera
. Serving guests at the bar/restaurant on a rota basis

Sales Assistant
Responsibilities:
· Worked on the tills and successfully sold
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