Solicitare Loc de Munca PDF
Solicitare Loc de Munca PDF
Solicitare Loc de Munca PDF
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REGISTRATION AS A JOBSEEKER
Chapter 2, Sections 1-2 of the Act on Public Employment and Business Service
1. Basic information
Last name
First names
Address
Municipality of residence
Postal code
City/town
Telephone
Mobile
Fax
E-mail
Native language
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3. Education
General education
comprehensive school
or matriculation examination studies in progress
matriculation examination completed
primary school
secondary school completed
Started
Ended
in part-time work
laid off
student
entrepreneur
5. Work experience
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Occupation
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Duties
Shareholdings in companies
no
yes
Started
Ended
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car/van
lorry
combination of vehicles/truck
bus
6. Special skills
What special skills do you have (e.g. ordinary workstation software, accounting skills, competence in final accounts, welding
techniques, specialist skills in the construction sector etc.)?
What hobbies do you have that might be useful in the labour market?
elsewhere,
please specify
abroad, where
night work
evening work
shift work
part-time work
weekend work
Your preferred duration of the job (please tick all options that interest you)
permanent job
temporary job
summer job
Do you have
yes
no
oral
customer service
Finnish
supervisory work
Swedish
nursing
English
German
French
apprenticeship training
Russian
distance work
an entrepreneur or
a self-employed person
Spanish
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other,
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8. Other plans
What type of plans related to jobseeking, education and training or enterprising do you have?
9. Preferred services
What kind of services would you like to receive from the TE Office?
Signature
Date
Customer's signature
The TE Office will file this information in the Employment and Economic Development Office customer information system
(Chapter 13, Section 3 of the Act on Public Employment and Business Service).
The customer has the right to verify his or her information contained in the information system.
Please be prepared to present if asked your certificates of employment and study certificates to the TE Office.
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Family members of an EU, EEA and Swiss citizen include his or her:
spouse,
direct descendants aged less than 21, or dependent on him/her, including similar descendants of his/her spouse, and
dependent relatives in a direct line of ascent, including similar relatives of his/her spouse.
If an EU, EEA or Swiss citizen living in Finland is a minor, his or her guardian is a family member. Persons living continuously
together in a shared household regardless of their gender are deemed comparable to spouses if they have cohabited for a
minimum of two years. The requirement of having cohabited for two years does not apply, however, if the cohabiting partners
have joint custody of a child or if there is some other weighty reason for this.
Another family member of an EU, EEA or Swiss citizen regardless of his or her citizenship is deemed comparable to a family
member if:
in his or her country of origin, he or she is dependent on or cohabiting with the EU, EEA or Swiss citizen who is the
primary residence permit holder, or
personal care provided to him or her by the EU, EEA or Swiss citizen in question is absolutely necessary for serious
health-related reasons.
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If you have not finished the education, please write 'Not finished' under Educational institution and orientation/major subject.
If you have been an entrepreneur or worked in a family business, please mention this under the item Duties.
Please also mention any other mode of working you have engaged in, in other words if the work was not performed in an
employment relationship, in a public service position or as an entrepreneur, for example as commissions without starting a
company or as an informal carer.
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