I've read alot of the answers posted on here, they've been very informative and I know what I'm getting into, I just have one more question that I can't seem to find an answer to. Do they care what kind of car you drive? I'm currently driving a Mustang, it's the only thing available to me, it's insured and everything, but is there any chance they could deny me a job because they think I won't drive it safely or something?
I'm Applying for a Job as a Delivery Driver for Pizza Hut?
You should be fine
Reply:They won't care. I used to deliver pizza and one of the other drivers drove a mustang. They will probably have to inspect the car when you get hired. Its no big deal, just checking that all of you lights work and your tires still have tread.
Reply:Sorry Pizza Hut does not allow Mustangs, you will have to make arrangements to get another car. And yes there is a chance, a real good chance.
Reply:i used to deliver pizza with a mustang no lie but not for pizza hut but who cares mustangs are the best car still got one
Reply:you will be okay
Saturday, October 24, 2009
I am a stay at home mom and i would like a delivery job while kids at school?
Check with your local meals on wheels program (they deliver meals to elderly people who need help). Maybe check with local restaurants that deliver food (lunchtime)? Some cities have programs set up to delivery groceries to people who can not leave the house, check your local google search.
Domino's Pizza does delivery starting at 11am.
I am a stay at home mom and i would like a delivery job while kids at school?
If you are interested in working from home in a home based business please contact me at hickeyalicia@yahoo.com.au
Domino's Pizza does delivery starting at 11am.
I am a stay at home mom and i would like a delivery job while kids at school?
If you are interested in working from home in a home based business please contact me at hickeyalicia@yahoo.com.au
Can A Driver/Delivery job Deny me employment If.....?
I have no DUI's but only like 2 speeding and 4 points and no other tickets Please help.........
Can A Driver/Delivery job Deny me employment If.....?
Unfortunately, we live in a society where people like our friend "HEATHER" here rush to judgment of others without knowing all the facts. What did she say? "Good grief, if your speeding around town that shows recklessness."
Well Heather doesn't know the facts behind your tickets. Were you really speeding around town, or were you just going a little too fast and got unlucky? She doesn't know, and she doesn't care. All she knows is got two tickets, and that means your a bad person. (I'm sure her car has never gone one mile over the speed limit.)
I don't mean to pick on Heather, but I'm pointing that she's typical of people in our society. So, yes, an infraction, speeding ticket, or GOD FORBID, criminal conviction and it can make it very difficult to when looking for employment.
Check out traffic school, maybe you can get one of the tickets removed from your record. That might help. Otherwise they should be off your record after a couple of years. It just depends on where you live.
Reply:Sure they can!
Good grief, if your speeding around town that shows recklessness....
they hire you, you drive stupidly fast and wreck, there goes their insurance trough the roof!
Reply:It is totally at the employer's discretion who they hire. They can deny you a job for any reason at all.
Reply:It is really up to the employer to decide. In general, yes they can.
Reply:I agree with all of the above. It will be hard to get a job delivering anything until these charges clear up over time.
Reply:Yes, the companies can use your speed tickets against you. You are going to be driving their vehicle, and they are looking for responsible drivers that will not damage their vehicles or do anything that would allow the public to sue them.
Reply:YES..........
Speading means you're reckless and a liability to a delievery company
Reply:You didn't say that you were denied. It would be totally up to the company's policy.
Reply:4 points for a driving job??? Yeah, you bet!
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Can A Driver/Delivery job Deny me employment If.....?
Unfortunately, we live in a society where people like our friend "HEATHER" here rush to judgment of others without knowing all the facts. What did she say? "Good grief, if your speeding around town that shows recklessness."
Well Heather doesn't know the facts behind your tickets. Were you really speeding around town, or were you just going a little too fast and got unlucky? She doesn't know, and she doesn't care. All she knows is got two tickets, and that means your a bad person. (I'm sure her car has never gone one mile over the speed limit.)
I don't mean to pick on Heather, but I'm pointing that she's typical of people in our society. So, yes, an infraction, speeding ticket, or GOD FORBID, criminal conviction and it can make it very difficult to when looking for employment.
Check out traffic school, maybe you can get one of the tickets removed from your record. That might help. Otherwise they should be off your record after a couple of years. It just depends on where you live.
Reply:Sure they can!
Good grief, if your speeding around town that shows recklessness....
they hire you, you drive stupidly fast and wreck, there goes their insurance trough the roof!
Reply:It is totally at the employer's discretion who they hire. They can deny you a job for any reason at all.
Reply:It is really up to the employer to decide. In general, yes they can.
Reply:I agree with all of the above. It will be hard to get a job delivering anything until these charges clear up over time.
Reply:Yes, the companies can use your speed tickets against you. You are going to be driving their vehicle, and they are looking for responsible drivers that will not damage their vehicles or do anything that would allow the public to sue them.
Reply:YES..........
Speading means you're reckless and a liability to a delievery company
Reply:You didn't say that you were denied. It would be totally up to the company's policy.
Reply:4 points for a driving job??? Yeah, you bet!
swedish names
Have you ever had to wear a ridiculous outfit for a pizza delivery job?
My friend was recently hired at this place called Pizza Castle, and she is the person who makes the pizza deliveries, and she actually has to wear a costume! (she has to dress up as a knight) she says it's way too embarrassing and she's thinking of quitting, but i'm sure she'd feel better about it if she heard that other people have had to do it too. =]
Have you ever had to wear a ridiculous outfit for a pizza delivery job?
Back when I was a pizza driver for Pizza Time, I had to wear a suit that looked like a slice of pizza with sunglasses on %26amp; stand on the side of the road and wave at cars as they passed by. People would throw trash %26amp; bottles at me . I quit after 2 weeks.
Reply:No, I've never worked in a fast food place.
Have you ever had to wear a ridiculous outfit for a pizza delivery job?
Back when I was a pizza driver for Pizza Time, I had to wear a suit that looked like a slice of pizza with sunglasses on %26amp; stand on the side of the road and wave at cars as they passed by. People would throw trash %26amp; bottles at me . I quit after 2 weeks.
Reply:No, I've never worked in a fast food place.
Where do i go for dominos delivery job?
ex trucker just looking to apply online for local job
Where do i go for dominos delivery job?
I would call them and see if they are hiring and then go there and then fill out the application.
Reply:Try going to dominos ??
Where do i go for dominos delivery job?
I would call them and see if they are hiring and then go there and then fill out the application.
Reply:Try going to dominos ??
Yellowbook delivery job?
Has anyone ever delivered phonebooks for Yellowbook? how much did you make? Was it worth the money? Any tips or advice? Thanks.
Yellowbook delivery job?
My old roommate delivered some kind of phonebook and they had a bunch of different routes he could choose from (some paid $350 and some up to $650 or $700 I think, and some in between). Well he picked the one that paid the most, and ended up with the biggest route (duh!). He used his parents minivan and he said it looked all weighed down in the back!
Reply:I worked for Yellowbook calling people to see if they received their book. You only earn about $0.26 per book delivered plus an additional amount which isn't much, so in order to make any money you'd have to deliver thousands of books per week. It's back breaking work, you have to load your own books into a van and return with a book that you filled out showing you've delivered. Then people take those books and call every person to make sure they got the book, then once they have been confirmed you only get paid on the ones that said they received it.
Reply:i did as a teenager with some cousins a few summers.. it was not worth it having to split the money b/c it really is hard work. you have to bag each book and i am not sure if they still do this but there are inserts that go in the bags as well in some areas. then you have to load them back up (mind you this is after loading them into your vehicle then unloading them at you house to put in the bags) then you have to go find the address and drive around all day and if you have no help its you getting in and out of the car to take the bags to the doors. the best way to do it to have a team but like i said you have to split the income and those books get super heavy. if you aren't doing a huge ammount then you wont really see a profit for you time and not to mention for dealing with the heat while doing it.
Reply:waste of time and you can not move up in the company. anything you do in life you need to position yourself where you can move up if possible..I have made alot of money working with the internet and staying home with the kids. Free to join and I am moving up. sweetspiderweb.ws
Reply:years ago my brother in-law did..got 10 cents per book...had my sister drive while he dropped them off at the houses..nothing to it he said...with todays gas prices i cant say and i dont know what the pay is..but all he did was either put it on the dorr step or between the two front doors..took him a few days to do it
Reply:not me, but my friend has, he was always trying to pawn his job on me, he hated it and it didn't make much money at all. Mc Donalds pays better, still sucks, but you get much more money working fast food, (if you just need spending cash)
Reply:nope, dont think i have ever delivered yellowbooks
Reply:I've done it. Totally not worth the time or the money! Don't do it!!!
Yellowbook delivery job?
My old roommate delivered some kind of phonebook and they had a bunch of different routes he could choose from (some paid $350 and some up to $650 or $700 I think, and some in between). Well he picked the one that paid the most, and ended up with the biggest route (duh!). He used his parents minivan and he said it looked all weighed down in the back!
Reply:I worked for Yellowbook calling people to see if they received their book. You only earn about $0.26 per book delivered plus an additional amount which isn't much, so in order to make any money you'd have to deliver thousands of books per week. It's back breaking work, you have to load your own books into a van and return with a book that you filled out showing you've delivered. Then people take those books and call every person to make sure they got the book, then once they have been confirmed you only get paid on the ones that said they received it.
Reply:i did as a teenager with some cousins a few summers.. it was not worth it having to split the money b/c it really is hard work. you have to bag each book and i am not sure if they still do this but there are inserts that go in the bags as well in some areas. then you have to load them back up (mind you this is after loading them into your vehicle then unloading them at you house to put in the bags) then you have to go find the address and drive around all day and if you have no help its you getting in and out of the car to take the bags to the doors. the best way to do it to have a team but like i said you have to split the income and those books get super heavy. if you aren't doing a huge ammount then you wont really see a profit for you time and not to mention for dealing with the heat while doing it.
Reply:waste of time and you can not move up in the company. anything you do in life you need to position yourself where you can move up if possible..I have made alot of money working with the internet and staying home with the kids. Free to join and I am moving up. sweetspiderweb.ws
Reply:years ago my brother in-law did..got 10 cents per book...had my sister drive while he dropped them off at the houses..nothing to it he said...with todays gas prices i cant say and i dont know what the pay is..but all he did was either put it on the dorr step or between the two front doors..took him a few days to do it
Reply:not me, but my friend has, he was always trying to pawn his job on me, he hated it and it didn't make much money at all. Mc Donalds pays better, still sucks, but you get much more money working fast food, (if you just need spending cash)
Reply:nope, dont think i have ever delivered yellowbooks
Reply:I've done it. Totally not worth the time or the money! Don't do it!!!
Is there any nurse who works in labor and delivery who can answer this question: What is this job called?
This nursery job requires the person just to watch over and take care of the baby overnight when the mother needs sleep. I'm really not sure if thats all they do. If thats not all then what else do they do? I just want to know what is this job called and what would I have to do to start working in this job? (is it getting a degree?, job experience starting from where? I think it is going to school what would the major be called if it is?)
Is there any nurse who works in labor and delivery who can answer this question: What is this job called?
You would need a nursing license to have that job.
The title varies depending on the certifications they have, but they are RNs (Registered Nurses), LPNs (Licensed Practical Nurses), Pediatric Nurses (Nurses with a specialty in Pediatrics), Neonatal Nurses and a variety of others.
They are the nurses that work the night shift. Their job is the same as the nurses that are in the nursery during the day. Duties might include taking the babies temperature, changing diapers, suctioning airways, weighing, feeding, etc.
They also take the babies back and forth to the mother at her demand, answer any questions the mother might have, assist with getting baby latched on when mother is breastfeeding if she needs help, etc.
Most mothers (the ones I know of, anyway) keep their babies in the room with them in this day and age. Some might send the baby to the nursery, but most do not. Some hospitals are even doing away with nurseries for healthy babies! In that case, the baby nurse would do all of her tasks in the mother's room.
You would major in nursing. The good thing is that it is a field that is in high demand, and many hospitals will pay your student loans if you sign a contract with them.
BTW, some hospitals have a large nursery that is divided for healthy infants and those in Intensive Care, but most have separate nurseries for NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care) because there is a lot more involved.
Reply:They are nurses or CNAs. You can become a CNA (certified nursing assistant) by taking a class and passing the test. Usually the class lasts anywhere from a few weeks to six months and is held at your local technical college. To be a nurse you can either get your associates degree in two to three years or you can go to a four year school to become an RN. Other responsibilities they have according to which job they are doing are giving meds if needed, taking vitals when needed and making sure the babies are safe and sound.
Reply:Uh I don't know where you live but in most places they don't take healthy babies away from their mothers. Most hospitals do not even have nurseries anymore.
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Becky S,
Really where you live all healthy babies go to the NICU overnight? So every hospital is a level III?
Some hospitals where I live do not even have a NICU, some only have a level two nursery and some have no nursery at all.
And people wonder why breastfeeding rates are so low. Between epidurals, inductions, c-sections, supplemental feeds, pacifiers, not rooming in, separating baby and mom immediately after birth for weight/bath, bathing the baby, hats, etc its a surprise anyone succeeds.
Reply:Wow, that last person couldn't be more wrong.
In the hospitals I've worked in, the job is NICU (said nic-you) nurse.
Or Nursery Nurse. It is a degreed position with additional training because they take care of the sick babies as well as healthy ones. The first step is a nursing degree. Everywhere I've worked required an RN, not an LPN.
Good luck with that!
Reply:Well at first it came to mind night doulas but they go to your house and help out with a newborn overnight in this case when the mother needs sleep... but not at the hospital, the baby is with you all the time. If it's not your baby is then in the NICU so not in the hospital..
Reply:nursery nurse?
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Is there any nurse who works in labor and delivery who can answer this question: What is this job called?
You would need a nursing license to have that job.
The title varies depending on the certifications they have, but they are RNs (Registered Nurses), LPNs (Licensed Practical Nurses), Pediatric Nurses (Nurses with a specialty in Pediatrics), Neonatal Nurses and a variety of others.
They are the nurses that work the night shift. Their job is the same as the nurses that are in the nursery during the day. Duties might include taking the babies temperature, changing diapers, suctioning airways, weighing, feeding, etc.
They also take the babies back and forth to the mother at her demand, answer any questions the mother might have, assist with getting baby latched on when mother is breastfeeding if she needs help, etc.
Most mothers (the ones I know of, anyway) keep their babies in the room with them in this day and age. Some might send the baby to the nursery, but most do not. Some hospitals are even doing away with nurseries for healthy babies! In that case, the baby nurse would do all of her tasks in the mother's room.
You would major in nursing. The good thing is that it is a field that is in high demand, and many hospitals will pay your student loans if you sign a contract with them.
BTW, some hospitals have a large nursery that is divided for healthy infants and those in Intensive Care, but most have separate nurseries for NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care) because there is a lot more involved.
Reply:They are nurses or CNAs. You can become a CNA (certified nursing assistant) by taking a class and passing the test. Usually the class lasts anywhere from a few weeks to six months and is held at your local technical college. To be a nurse you can either get your associates degree in two to three years or you can go to a four year school to become an RN. Other responsibilities they have according to which job they are doing are giving meds if needed, taking vitals when needed and making sure the babies are safe and sound.
Reply:Uh I don't know where you live but in most places they don't take healthy babies away from their mothers. Most hospitals do not even have nurseries anymore.
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Becky S,
Really where you live all healthy babies go to the NICU overnight? So every hospital is a level III?
Some hospitals where I live do not even have a NICU, some only have a level two nursery and some have no nursery at all.
And people wonder why breastfeeding rates are so low. Between epidurals, inductions, c-sections, supplemental feeds, pacifiers, not rooming in, separating baby and mom immediately after birth for weight/bath, bathing the baby, hats, etc its a surprise anyone succeeds.
Reply:Wow, that last person couldn't be more wrong.
In the hospitals I've worked in, the job is NICU (said nic-you) nurse.
Or Nursery Nurse. It is a degreed position with additional training because they take care of the sick babies as well as healthy ones. The first step is a nursing degree. Everywhere I've worked required an RN, not an LPN.
Good luck with that!
Reply:Well at first it came to mind night doulas but they go to your house and help out with a newborn overnight in this case when the mother needs sleep... but not at the hospital, the baby is with you all the time. If it's not your baby is then in the NICU so not in the hospital..
Reply:nursery nurse?
gothic names
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