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¡¡¡¡Registered for work

¡¡¡¡Once you have registered for work, we will match you against available vacancies£®You must also register for work at the job centre in order to claim(demand)unemployment benefit(help)£®But you actually apply for the benefit at the local unemployment office£®

¡¡¡¡Getting a job through self-service

¡¡¡¡Jobs that come in are put on self-service show as soon as possible£®Half the people who find jobs through the job centre and employment office find them through self-service£®You can call in at any time to look at the jobs shown£®

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¡¡¡¡If you want more help or advice, don¡¯t forget that¡¯s what we¡¯re here for£®Our employment advisers can help you with things like:

¡¡¡¡thinking about the different sorts of jobs you could do and which are the best for you

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¡¡¡¡training for a new job

¡¡¡¡your suitability for a TOPS training course with a tax-free allowance(½òÌù)

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¡¡¡¡Even though you have a clear of the sort of job and pay you want, you may find that something different will suit you quite well£®Keep this in mind when you¡¯re talking with the Employment Adviser£®

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¡¡¡¡If you can¡¯t get to the office easily, come in whenever you can£®It¡¯ll help you to find a job faster if you keep in touch£®

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¡°Dad¡­¡±I started. And 55 .

¡°Yup?¡± he said.

¡°The kids say there is no Santa Claus. They say I¡¯m 56 to believe in Santa anymore¡­it¡¯s only for little kids. But I believe what you told me. Santa is 57 .He is, isn¡¯t he, Dad?¡±

¡°The real life and spirit of this 58 elf(¾«Áé)lives forever in your heart, my heart, Mom¡¯s heart and in the hearts and minds of 59 people who believe in the joy that 60 to others brings. The real 61 of Santa becomes what you can give 62 what you get. Once you understand this and it becomes a 63 of you, Christmas becomes even more exciting and more magical 64 you come to realize the magic comes from you when Santa 65 in your heart. Do you understand what I am 66 to tell you?¡±

My heart was filled with pride and I¡¯m sure my eyes were shining with excitement.¡± Of course, Dad. I want him to be in my heart, just like he¡¯s in yours. I love you, Daddy. You¡¯re the best Santa there ever was in the whole world.¡±

When it comes time in my life to 67 the reality of Santa Claus to my children, I hope that I will be as eloquent(ÓпڲÅ)and 68 as my dad was the day I learned that the spirit of Santa Claus doesn¡¯t wear a red 69 .And I hope they will be as 70 as I was that day. I trust them totally and I think they will.

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