Hiswordxray:
The flow of resources and the carnal state of the people would surely lead to theft.

The way the church system is designed there is bound to be this kind of problem. We need a better system where resources don't get stored up in such a way that would tempt others to start stealing them. Rather the resources would be distributed among the needy in our midst, empowering the poor and helping the weak.

I wrote a post where I discuss another system that I believe would do better than this current church system we have. Here is the link to the post:
https://www.nairaland.com/5546719/supposed-doing-church-practicing-ecclesia

These are top notch professional accountants, they are by no means poor or in need but " GREED".
How an you STEAL in the house of GOD and you claim you're serving HIM?
They were very lucky no to have been openly shamed and the images displayed everywhere..
May God help them ..

Top Ontario Job Opportunity in Canada: Forklift Operator

Posted September 5th, 2020

Did you know that forklift operators remain in demand, despite uncertainty in the current job market? In fact, the job boards are filled with forklift operator vacancies in a variety of industries to choose from.

Do you have what it takes to thrive at this in-demand career?

Job Responsibilities

As a forklift operator in Ontario, you are responsible for the relocation of materials to a designated storage area. Because of the variety of work environments and the number of positions available, you can choose the job that’s best for you. And some industries, such as construction sites, warehouses and airports require forklift operators around the clock to keep their businesses moving.

In addition, forklift operators also can be expected to:

Unload and load goods from aircraft or vehicles
Relocate crates or pallets within a storage facility
Stack goods or materials in the appropriate bays
Adhere to stock rotation instructions
Ensure loads are secure
Count supplies and report any reduced or diminishing quantities
Wrap materials in preparation for shipment
Check delivery receipts and outbound cargos
Advocate safety and maintain an orderly work environment

Types of Forklifts

As a forklift operator, you may work on any of the following types of forklifts:

Counterbalance
Hand pallet trucks
Telescopic handlers
Side loading trucks
Reach trucks

Hours per Week

Typical full-time hours can range between 35 hours and 42 hours per week. Shift work is common for forklift operators, and overtime is often available.

Working Environment

As a forklift operator, you will generally work inside, in a warehouse or factory environment, or outside, in an airport, port, or yard.

Salary

Depending on experience, salary is usually within the $15 – $20 per hour range.

Skills, Abilities, and Interests

The best forklift operators have:

A mature and responsible approach to work
Ability to work efficiently and effectively
Good hand-eye coordination
The ability to judge heights and distances, and assess weight
Knowledge and understanding of health and safety issues

Opportunities

Forklift operators are in demand in a wide assortment of retail stores, warehouses and factories, building supply companies, airports, and depots.

With enthusiasm, experience and a good work record, a promotion to supervisor or team leader could be in your future. And with additional training, forklift operators can become forklift instructors or maintenance engineers.

If you’re looking for work as a forklift operator, search for the word “forklift” on our job board. You’ll find employment opportunities ranging from forklift operator, terminal operator, yard labourers and more all across Ontario in places like Emerson, Welland, or Burlington.

If you think you have what it takes to become a forklift operator, contact the forklift specialists at Employment Professionals Canada today. Your next great opportunity is waiting for you.

Packing Tips for Your Trip to Canada
Posted By: ILAC

Travelling to another country is always exciting, except for one thing: packing. You may want to take your whole wardrobe, but be sure to make it compact to avoid overweight bag charges.

Read through our vital list of packing tips from a travel expert, so you don’t forget anything.

Rule #1: Documents and Money Go in Your Bag First

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Passport, visas, work & study permits and other documents are the last thing you want to forget. I would suggest taking a photocopy of all the documents and putting them in another bag, so you have a copy of them in case you loose the originals.

List of the main items that go in the carry-on bag:

1. Passport
2.a Visa and study or work permits (if applicable)
2b. A Skill.
3. Health insurance (if you ordered it through ILAC, you will get it upon arrival)
4. ILAC Letter of Acceptance
5. Homestay Letter (if applicable)
6. Money and credit/debit cards (notify the bank about your trip prior your departure)
7. Have some cash in Canadian dollars (call to the bank and preorder cash in advance)
8. A list of important phone numbers
9. A doctor’s note translated into English and prescription medicine
Contact lenses with the container, glasses, sunglasses (if applicable)
10. A camera and charges
11. Laptop (take it if you go for a long period of time. You can also use computers at ILAC)
12. A change of clothes, toothbrush and toothpaste (in case your luggage is delayed)

winter_clothingRule # 2: Check the Weather and Pack Accordingly

The Canadian climate is often associated with cold weather and snow but, in reality, our climate is very diverse.

Summer officially starts in June 21st and ends in September 21st. The beginning and end of warm weather usually coincide with these dates. If you visit Canada in the summer, take summer clothes and something warm (long pants, closed shoes, jacket, long sleeve shirts) as the evenings may be colder.

Winter season obviously requires something really warm. Do not forget about a warm jacket, gloves, a hat and a scarf. Winter in Vancouver is usually moderate and the temperature ranges from -2 to +8 degrees Celsius. Also don’t forget to take an umbrella as weather in Canada is quite unpredictable and it may rain even in winter (especially in Vancouver).
ilac_packing_tipsRule #3: Don’t Pack Your Whole Wardrobe

Take only the clothes you need, otherwise you may end up paying for overweight. Plan to wear one shirt/dress/pants per day.

List of the main clothing items:

Shirts with long and short sleeves
Socks and thermal underwear (applicable also for males in the winter season. Can be worn under the pants)
Shorts (for summer), pants and jeans
Bathing suit (for summer season) and shower sandals
Party outfit (we have many events at ILAC, so bring a dress to impress!)
Jacket, raincoat (depending on a season) and a small umbrella
Comfortable shoes and one pair of dressy shoes
Pajamas
Summer or winter hat
Gloves (applicable for fall and winter)

clothing_winterRule #4: Don’t Forget Other Travel Accessories

I am sure you can live without a hair dryer unless you’ve got really long hair
Bring a portable mini iron only if you really need it. Not all homestay families use an iron, so double check it in advance
We recommend to bring your own towel
Cosmetic and toiletry bag with the travel-size versions of your favourite products
Hairbrush

Rule #5: Bring the Medicine You Need

Bring the medicine you need with prescriptions and ideally with the drugstore receipts. I suggest carrying all medication in its original package as the customs officials may want to check it at the border.
Rule #6: Have Suitcases with Wheels

Having suitcases with wheels makes it simpler to get through busy airports. It puts less strain on your body and makes maneuvering simpler.
compression_packing_bagsRule #7: Buy Compression Packing Bags

I have recently discovered this great invention. Using compression packing bags, you can remove excess air from bulky garments.

Compression bags compress big items, save up to 80% of your packing volume and maximize the space in your luggage.
Rule #8: Check Canadian Security Requirements

Canadian Air Transport Security Authority regularly updates the list of permitted and non-permitted items for flights originating in Canada. Check out http://www.catsa.gc.ca/ for current security requirements.
Rule #9: Wear the Heaviest Clothing

Wear the heaviest clothing, so you don’t need to pack it.

Remember the main rule: to pack in advance especially if you are planning to come to Canada for a long period of time. First, pack everything outside your bag, so you can see all the items and eliminate unnecessary ones. Once you’ve considered all the rules listed above, pack your stuff and have a safe flight!



furhter reading
https://www.ilac.com/packing-tips-for-your-trip-to-canada/

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Small bites of the big pie – So you are dreaming big and need some money and are puzzled because no one believes in you?

So you want to build an empire and you’ve decided that you need millions to do so, but you don’t have the money. The question to ask yourself is “how do I achieve my dream?”

The first step is convincing people that you know what you are doing. This is the primary reason you write your business plan.

By writing this plan you should show that you know everything about the business. You submit an abbreviated version of your plan to potential financiers, but somewhere you should have all the information — and I mean all.

You also need to be able to pitch sufficient information to potential financiers to grab their interest as well as have a presentation that can engage them in the facts for twenty minutes without boring them. You also need to ensure that you do not “give away the baby with the bathwater” as they could do it cheaper and with less risk without you. Some of the meetings may be seriously rough, as financiers want people who are in it for the long haul so they try and weed out the faint of heart right in the beginning. You have to ask yourself the question: “just how- committed am I?” Here are some of the questions you should be asking yourself, and the questions that investors need realistic answers for.

How much business can you generate?
How much turnover can you generate?
How much Profit can be made?
What are the start-up costs?
How soon can you pay any money back?
What happens if something goes wrong?
Where and what is the profit center of your business? — the core part that is responsible for making money.
What is the least amount of money you need to begin trading?
Why aren’t you trading now? — Could you be doing business from a garage or the boot of your car to prove how passionate you are about this business?

The business case

Not the idea, but the business vehicle where the idea is turned into a functioning business. This is not how passionate you are or how good you are. This is not about your mother thinking you are the best solution to all her problems. This is the crucial nuts and bolts of the business, its workings and day to day running.

How your business generates profit.
The turnover you expect and why you think it will generate this amount of money.
The reasons people will buy from you.
Where is the real business and where are the opportunities?
What effort is required to access the opportunities and challenges you will face?
What do you recommend you need to get done to access the opportunity?
Where are the benefits to investors if they partner with you.
What happens if you do nothing?
When will you start?
How much money will be needed, how many people will it take, and how much time will be required to deliver this dream of yours and the solution that will realize all of the benefits?

The business – how it will work.

Detailed flowcharts of paper trails and key staffing are required. You need to know job functions and descriptions for all key personnel, as well as the flow of resources, cash and credit in and out of the business, daily, weekly, monthly and yearly for the next five years.

You also need to know “what happens if” and be able to show this scenario in a document that is easy to follow and understand.

So, ask yourself, “what happens if”: 1. I underachieve, 2. I achieve what I set out to do, 3. I overachieve

The key is YOU, and you need to know all of these things as the person who will ultimately take responsibility for the investor’s money. It’s no good to say you will employ a financial person if you don’t understand the financial implications of the business. The money within the business is the key to investor confidence and they want to know it is in good hands.

The buck stops with you. An investor may add supporting staff or guidance in the business as part of the deal, but if you don’t do the ‘time’, you won’t see the ‘shine’.

The big vision

What is the lowest amount required to begin trading?
What is the break-even investment to reach a return of income?
What is in it for the investor?
Where is his/her money being spent?
What have you contributed?
What’s left if YOU fail?

You should have a pencil, a calculator, and a computer spreadsheet. The sooner you learn to use them and understand the numbers game in business the quicker someone will lend you money. If you do not see this as critical in your business you are not serious enough to be a successful entrepreneur. People need to know and see you are prepared to try and have a grasp at what is happening to your dream as it becomes a business.

Converting skeptics

Entrepreneurs are always on about how no one takes their idea seriously. The reason is that most [around 90% of] entrepreneurs want someone to lift them up on a golden cushion.

They also feel that these same investors should then feed them grapes and finally pay them for the rest of their lives for an idea. The sooner entrepreneurs get over the fact that an idea is not a business, the quicker we can move forward and develop a stronger third economy.

By proving your idea is a viable business, you can convert people to supporting your business. Each time you convert a skeptic to your cause you are closer to your goal. You need to listen to what people say and ask and reply in an articulate and sensible manner. Practice and perfection of your pitch comes with trial and error.

Interested people may wait a year before acknowledging they like your idea just to make sure you are in it for the long haul. These people already have a business and do not want to run yours because you got tired along the way.

Know your stuff

If you are producing something, go to a factory and watch how it’s done. Be aware of technical problems and ask a lot of people questions. This can save millions of silly school fee mistakes further on in the project’s development. People rush in to get going and a little more research would mean many more really good ideas are still around. Rushing is really expensive for a company that has little resources.

Become an armchair expert at everything in your business so people cannot pull the wool over your eyes. Watch time and process and go and see it being done in other places. Ask questions and do not be afraid to look stupid. Any questions are intelligent if they save you money.

Research your products online, and know where they are selling and who they are being sold to.

If you cannot get a ‘feel’ and a ‘handle’ on the business, someone is going to take it from you. I have seen this happen far too often not to have it in the top 3 ‘must do’ lists for successful entrepreneurship.

Do a very critical self-analysis of yourself and stop fooling yourself how clever you are. Be honest about strengths and weaknesses. Ask friends and business colleagues what they think your strengths and weaknesses are. Then find ways to shore up this knowledge in yourself first, and then in others you may need on your team.

Market Research

This is very contentious as people go onto the internet and download pages about how big the market is and how much can be made. The questions to ask are:

How much of the existing market can you acquire?
How big is the competition?
How much business is in your area and with your available resources can you realistically: 1. Get, 2. Service, 3. Grow, 4. Make a profit on

The business landscape

It is highly unlikely that your business idea is so innovative and new that no one else has thought of it yet. However, if in the unlikely event this is true then these following questions are important.

If your product is an innovation or adaptation of an existing need, then you also need to answer them.

Why you? Why will people buy from you and not someone else? If there are leaders and multinationals in this trading space why are they not buying from them first?

Is your price competitive? Have you done your research? If the product is so good do you have advance orders? Who in the market is so impressed with your innovation that they are willing to buy into it immediately with a commitment?

Orders are business tender, so if not, why haven’t you got orders for the product based on the delivery potential of your business? Don’t tell me people are holding their breaths their entire lives for this product and I don’t see a queue of them outside your door.

Legal considerations, product failure, servicing clients. Show me the research and how you intend to overcome these obstacles and deliver on your promises at the same time.

Marketing, how are you going to speak to the people who want your product and at what cost?

Answer these questions in a confident manner and have a track record of sales, or potential sales in your hands and it should be a breeze to get finance. In the current financial depression, the success to failure rate is no different to any other time at 50/50. So you need to prove why it will be different for you and that you will be one of the 20% who may pull it off, against the 80% failure rate in this country.

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Thank you for dropping by.
Yes, we provide job assistance services to trainees after their training in a number of ways presently,

1.We give certificates and letters to trainees after the training to proceed to mandatory internship or industrial training for the mastery and confidence.

2.We help trainees redesign their resume to fit into the requirements recruitment standards by HR .
3. There are a number of local and international outsourcing firms specialized in the recruitment of technical skilled personnel for multinational, like petrolis.com, Rigzone and Naukri, we encourage trainees to set up account and search for internship position.
3.Also a number of firms have contacted us in the past to recommend best performing trainees during our training programs.
4. Due to the fact that our certificate and training resources comes from our foreign partner HardHat institute, based in the U.S, it attracts global acceptance.
However,in the technical corner CERTIFICATE does not guarantees you a job but your PROFICIENCY!!!

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Why don't you open a new thread for that..there are thousands of youth looking for jobs..HR is also very lucrative career if you will focus on servicing the needs of your audience and not immediate gratification.. Goodluck!!