Sarina Russo Job Access

I went through a registration interview with Sarina Russo Fitzroy a couple of years ago and found their service brisk, efficient and professional. Sadly Sarina Russo Cheltenham by contrast seems moribund and lacklustre.

friendly staff and wonderful people that just wanna help you boosts you up in life. As a single-​mother new to the area, I’ve experience a lot of what the suburbs has to offer in regards to help in this short time, you go in thinking about how you’re a citizen of this country, you think about your kids born here and what they’re future may wonder to lookalike and where they’ll be in ten years from now, so, all that is taken into consideration whilst attending these appointments. I’m grateful for there help, it’s about me, it’s about them individually, it’s about us working together as a team to get me a lil step further to where i wanna be when I’m sixty+. I hate marketing myself out and just upset when a positions, i’m well and overly qualified for is given to the next person that knows of that person whom then got the position from that person, this is not about WHO YOU KNOW, it’s all really for WHAT YOU KNOW, get that one and you’ll know how to work your way around job networking in agencies, as long as you understand yourself, what you know and how you get about it, then that’s alright. I have a steady income with centrelink, it takes me from A to B and i don’t have to be force into a job even if it means, I’m gonna have to make sacrifices that which means time away from my boys, it’s not worth the hassle for me at the end of the day, I can maintain respect on a low yet steady income than chase the big guns and me kids are left without a mum, so, I really don’t mind joining the team as a client or as a member. Thanks #Government_​Issued_​MYOb

Sarina Russo is an employment agency that I was placed with for a few weeks earlier this year when I was between jobs and reliant on Centrelink.
I had one visit with them in which I filled out some paperwork regarding my skills and employment prospects. I then met with one of their representatives for approximately two minutes, in which time she told me that I shouldn’t have trouble getting work myself, and if they have to see me again for a follow up visit in around three months time, they would be forced to find me a minimum wage dead end job to fulfil their requirements.
The whole experience, whilst quick and painless, was hardly encouraging, so I’m glad that it was a free service. I wouldn’t, however, encourage anyone to pay out of their own pocket for their service (at least for the service that I received).