Great place to find a job for both the unemployed and those looking to further thier career…read more electronic machines are avaliable to look for jobs and telephones to arange job interviews are there as well.

the job centre plus building is aimed at people who are looking for a change in job career or for…read morepeople who are looking for work, they have machines where you can search for jobs locally or by type, you can print out your searches and contact the employers from the centre.

So far so good. Although this review is of Kelly Services in general and not just this branch. I'm…read morenot long registered with this Victoria branch and they've come up with a six week corporate reception/switchboard temporary job with a better rate of pay than I get with other agencies. I find their staff friendly and they sent me a birthday card which I thought was a nice touch. Way back in 1996/97 they had an office in Kingsway and they found me a nice part-time job at Parcelforce for about 4 months. They stuck with me even though I didn't complete an assignment once. Their old Oxford Street branch were also pro-active in finding me an administrative permanent job years ago which I stayed with for about 10 months (so they would have got their fees). Yes, so far I like Kelly Services Victoria branch and I'll see how it goes.

It's a tough time for Job Centres right now, not really rocket science unless you have had your…read morehead stuffed inside some idyllic cloud for the last three months. I'm quite sure there will be a despondent troop of ex-Woolies employees turfed out of the Bethnal Green branch marching with solidarity to their local employment agency or nearby soup kitchen to get a spoonful of harsh reality any day now. Now I've not actually been into this Job Centre but have been reliably informed it's good for manual/retail vacancies and has a fast turnaround time for one on one consultations. Jokes aside, it's dog eat dog out there at the moment, fellow brethren, and no-one is safe. Job Centres could become second homes for many more to follow. Merry Xmas!

I made an appointment with the job centre because as a foreigner i needed a national insurance…read morenumber to work in London. They gave me one for the follow week which i find pretty quick. When i arrived i was a little bit late (10min) and there was a lot of people waiting as you would expect so i didn't really matter in the end. I was surprised to only wait 20min honestly. I don't know how job centres work here but in France it would be a nightmare and a lot of waiting. The gentleman i had my appointment with was very efficient, professional and even friendly (an other surprise for the french i am haha). All was done in 20 min or less. Impressive. He reassured me regarding all the concerns and questions i had which is appreciated. A very good experience.

Very useful CV service. It's particularly good if you're looking for IT jobs.read more

I have used this website and it has plenty of jobs on for a whole range of skills, check it out:…read morehttp://www.seemycv.co.uk/

People First does multi-lingual recruitment for a number of different industries, and they are…read moreworthwhile registering with if you speak more than one language. I went for an interview with them for a job in their office, which seemed like an OK kind of place, if you don't find the whole HR world a little soul destroying. They were professional and offered reasonable advice, but did send me for a number of interviews that were entirely inappropriate to my skill set, or simply horrific jobs, that they had failed to inform me of the fact that holidays all had to be taken in September, or some similar problem. From my experience, if you have a language skill they need, they will be fairly indiscriminate as to who they will send for interview. This is a criticism I have of language specialist recruitment agencies in general. Make sure you ask lots of questions about the job before committing to an interview, because the information they send can be incomplete and sometimes a little misleading. However of the places I have dealt with, People First was the best of a fairly average bunch.

They were not very helpful. I handed in my CV and it took them over 2 weeks to get back to me to…read moresay the didnt have any available jobs. Not that adecco is any better either though, I found both of them (adecco and reed) in hammersmith to be useless. Its better to go to employment agencies in different parts of London as Ive found those in Hammersmith to be useless.

The NHS Job Shop offers a great service to help people find a job at one of the local hospitals…read more You can pop in for advice or check for jobs inside. The NHS website is the main source for finding a job and is an excellent website. The Job Shop does get the occasional job not listed on the website so is worth checking. You don't have to be a health professional to use the service and all levels are catered for.

Have been temping with Middleton Jeffers on a variety of accounts since August 2009. Have been…read moregiven some amazing jobs and met some incredible people. Always been paid on time, never had to quibble the amount. Keep being asked back by the companies I've temped for. On average I've also found that MJ can get me almost 15% more in my pocket than for the same job advertised on other sites. Are the staff rude? Well, if you're working in a service industry then you know you have to step up to the mark. Hello???? We're in a recession here and why should clients pay top rates for temps who make mistakes ReviewMonkey? p.s. am not an employee of Middleton Jeffers.