some help would be appreciated

will8834

            Recently I
lost my job after 16 years due to a move of some production to Mexico.
The government offers a program for people who have lost jobs due to trade. One
of the things I need to complete to be eligible for the training is job
research. The field I worked in was industrial management. I was a front line
supervisor. I am currently looking to complete my degree in management to
assist with find a similar job that I left.

 

            What I need
is some interview questions answered by company representative that is
responsible for doing the hiring or has input on the employees chosen for a
management position. It would not need to only be an industrial position but
and type of management position.

 

            Your help
would be greatly appreciated. The question listed one through seven is all I
would need answered and contact information for the person answering them. The
contact info would only be given to the TAA representative at the unemployment
office.

 

            The
question and answers can be sent to me in a e mail.  willadcock@gmail.com

Thanks Will

Phone 812-204-2132

 

           Company
Name

 

City 

  

 
State

 

Contact Person Name

 

Phone Number

 

1 What type of training is most
desired in a new employee?

 

2 Briefly describe the typical duty
day?

 

3 What is the entry and average
wage?

 

4 What are the advancement
opportunities?

 

5 What general benefits do you
offer 

medical, vacation time, retirement,
sick days, other

 

6 How many openings do you
anticipate in the next 2 years?

 

7 What are the positive and
negative aspects of this occupation?

BarbieW

Hi Will. I'm sorry about your job loss. It is tough to make this kind of transition and seems unfair after 16 years. I would love to help you out but you are asking for personal contact information and many of us might not be willing to give that in a public forum or even to provide it to you without a little more information. Can you give us a link to the training program you are looking at that requires this research?

HRforME

I have to agree with Barbie.  There are many recruiters, etc that will use a situation like this to compile data for something else.   If you are willing to take anonymous data, I think you would get more responses.  Otherwise you might pick some of the larger companies on the 'net and see what they have listed.

will8834

Here is a link to the department of labor page for TAA. With all goverment agencies they expect you to jump through hoops.

http://www.doleta.gov/tradeact/2002act_index.cfm

Any help would be appreciated