Hi, My problem is that I feel terribly discriminated against by all people. I have gypsy blood and I'm darker and that doesn't go unnoticed by people. I graduated about 2 years ago (I am now 21) and am studying in one place in London, I am lucky enough to learn what I want and like and have a little longer until I graduate. The problem is that my parents can't support me anymore, and I have to get some work to support myself, but I can't find a job. I had started at a car wash, but the conditions were terrible, you worked 12 hours, and if you're lucky, you can make 5 leva. I naped and went somewhere else to ask for a job. They told me to get the necessary papers and go again, I did it, I went and they told me there were no seats. At the beginning of the year, I met a guy we had agreed to start with, said he'd call me and he hasn't called me yet. I can't go abroad because I have no one to go to, if I go alone, I'll probably be worse off than I am now. I don't know, I'm out of luck. I used to think that UK might have some kind of future but seeing what people are... I need some advice because I don't know how I'm going to handle it or what to do?
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amy_kill answered · May 30, 2020
Make a CV, open the job ads on the Internet and apply.
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like_pie answered · May 30, 2020
Gypsy or not, it looks like you have a brain in your head. You're going to be okay. Don't give up!
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batmanxx9 answered · May 30, 2020
If you're the only one who's having a hard time, or that you're having a hard time just because of the color of your skin, you're lying.
I'm British, white, with higher education, but I've fallen into the same holes like you.
Job search, minimum or no salary, poor and arrogant attitude from the employer. In one place years ago, I literally spent a few days working for them for a few days, so they didn't pay me - I was young and green, smaller than you.
A friend, also a British, complained to me some time ago how he was at training at a job, doing well, but the boss just one day kicked him out, for no adequate reason, naturally without paying him.
I don't know how it's going to sound, I don't know you, I don't mind you... But part of the Roma society is looking for a calf under the ox. I mean, they see racism even where it's not.
Life is a struggle, you educate yourself, you learn, you look-find, you develop, after all. It's not easy for anybody.
Good luck to you.
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sweetblondemilf answered · May 30, 2020
I'm a white pure British, I do everyone's job - I have to know everything. And they still don't invite me anywhere, they don't call me "good morning." They're ignoring me. So - the British are worth their fate. The advice is - the good guys have escaped - do it, too, author!
I'll do it !!!
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kameil20 answered · May 30, 2020
It's just hard to get a job without connections, I know what it's like from personal experience. I am British, but by birth, I am with the LPP left-sided hemiparesis. I came to London to study my higher education, I graduated from the so-called "education system". "elite" bachelor's degree, and I started looking for a job in the specialty. Every day on the job sites, with numerous doors closing, I was closed whether there were listings, but the seats were already occupied for the so-called " their own people or when they see me and find out that I have a disease and with TEL did not want to hire me do not know, but I did not give up. I was looking for a job and started studying for a master's degree again." after my first master's degree, I completed a second master's degree again from the so-called "elite" major. "elite" specialty, I even started studying a third master's degree.While one day I was lucky - I even got a taste of 3 days- they realized I knew things and I could work, and after a week I got a call that I was hired, my salary was then £600, I'm currently at another company, I found it again through the job sites and again in my specialty my salary is EURO 1,200. I want to tell you, don't give up looking if you're black, white or with some health problem doesn't matter, you'il get lucky. Be constant and good luck!
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lunajoy answered · May 30, 2020
5, can you share what your "elite" specialty is? I just got interested.
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liliehay answered · May 31, 2020
From number 5 to number 6 One major is finance and the other is accounting.
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ciaooololjustkiiiddding answered · May 31, 2020
For discriminating against yourself, thank the people with your blood who massively steal, rape, kill, etc. It can't surprise you that it is, nor is it strange. I am fully aware that not all gypsies are like this, but it is also normal for people to beware, since most are known for it - and these are neither clichés nor racism, but facts.
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ohnicoleshine answered · June 01, 2020
Look, I understand. There's really discrimination, but you don't have to give up. Selection is always subjective, but you'll still come across a wide-ranging person that that won't be a problem. Employers must legally oblige employers to hire a certain number of minority people to make the situation better. No one can convince me that there is not even a gypsy who can't do the same job or doesn't have the same qualities as 100 other British in the same position. But as you've become clear, on equal terms, they'il always prefer the other candidate.