We asked the FJF employees at Railworld three important questions and these are their responses!Q1. What does getting a FJF job mean to you?
Q2. If you could recommend this scheme to other unemployed people, what would say to them, what do you think the positives are etc?
Q3. What comments do you have on your host employer/manager/ supervisors etc?
Christopher Mordue
1. It means a lot to me as I get the chance to work for 6 months, and gain so many valuable work experiences needed to progress further.
2. I would say that the work experience provided by this scheme is of a great benefit to the unemployed as it is one of the main reasons people can’t find work, so the scheme will benefit you a lot.
3. My line manager John is very friendly and is always helpful and professional.
Nigel Merryweather
1. It helps me gain more experience for work to learn new skills.
2. Helps people get into different types of work and get to meet new people.
3. They are all good and friendly people that I work with at Railworld.
Sean Dixon
1. Means I get to work in a team environment, gain new friends and get great experiences.
2. Learn new things and keeps people out of unemployment and gives them the chance to progress their work experience.
3. Each member of staff is excellent.
Duane Tilley
1. Means I can gain confidence and don’t have to go to the job centre.
2. You Get more money then on JSA, it gets you more experience and a possibility of a going on to a more permanent job in the future.
3. Bryan is a good man with a lot to give and has been a great help to me since i have been here.
