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Open Question: Staffing agencies to help find jobs abroad?
I so badly want to find a job abroad - preferably somewhere in UK, but would go anywhere in Europe. I've done a lot of research only to find that it is nearly impossible to find jobs over there. I'm a graphic designer, with a limited income, age 24 from USA. Are there any staffing agencies/employment agencies/recruiters that I could go through to find jobs abroad so I would not have to hassle with finding someone willing to sponsor me for a work visa? Most job postings I find require you to already have a work visa, but I don't qualify through any of the tiers in UK so I can only apply through a potential employer. Are there any employers known to hire people from the US? Is there any hope? Any suggestions to information on finding jobs abroad would be helpful! read more...

Open Question: Require Blog Posting, Forum Posting and Article Submission for my website: http://www.webauctionsdaily.com?
Hi Guys and Gals, I have an ongoing requirement for Blog Posting with signature, Forum Posting with Signature and Article Submissions with signatures for my website: http://www.webauctionsdaily.com. I however have no idea how much is being charged per article or per posting out there. I tried to check several freelance job sites/forums etc, but I could not figure out the standard charges. I will be glad if someone could explain to me the standard charges for Artiles and postings and also if anyone out there want to do the job, you can leave me a message. Thanks read more...

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