Answer truthfully, but try to have learned ahead of time when the employer wants to fill the position. If the company must fill a slot in one week and you had something else planned, you have to decide if you want to change your plans, withdraw your application, or list your delayed availability in hopes they have a delay or a second opening. On the other hand, a company may be interviewing for a position not opening for months. If you know that, the company might be more confident you'll still be available if you list your availability closer to when they need you. If you are currently employed, the best answer is usually "in two weeks" or "two weeks from offer," especially for salaried positions. Your new employer is hoping you are the kind of person who gives at least a two-week notice when leaving a position.
They want to know when you can start. Like, if you have another job, you might want to give them a few days notice before you leave. Just fill in today's date or put "start anytime."
go to the job and ask for an application
A application ask list the day by day availability and i dont know what that mean
you go in if they are hiring and ask for a application
A job application can ask a number of demographic information especially if it relates to security. An application can ask how long the applicant has lived at the address. This information is needed for background checks and to determine stability.
You have to be at least 18. Ask for a application.
names of references
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Contact the company and ask for an application.
the names of references
You should go to the place you want to work and ask for an application.
Yes, they can ask you if you are over 18 and an adult.
They can on an application form but not in an interview or in a job.