If you have been out of the job market for a long time due to illness, but the illness has perhaps become less severe.
Should one just take any unskilled job first? Isn't there a high risk of getting stuck in unskilled employment because one no longer has time for training?
Or is there still some way to work your way up to become a skilled worker? Is simply taking a casual job really a good idea?
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Take an auxiliary job!
When applying for training and so it is very positive that you want to prove and stay with the thing. The aim is a positive job certificate, ideal would be a chance at the employer for an auxiliary job.
If you’re sick, you can’t work. You’re so weak and tired.
Okay.