Thursday, 12 May 2011

Get Britain Working

The Mirror has got behind The Conservative Party’s “Get Britain Working” campaign. (An interesting alliance!) This has got to be a very good cause.

In an article today in The Mirror they talk about “Thousands of part-time job opportunities up for grabs”. Two things in particular strike me about this article:-

  1. All of the part-time jobs that they refer to are paying minimum wage or close to it. So somebody working less than 30 hours a week on minimum wage really is not earning very much and has very poor prospects of any advancement. For many, that in itself is not an issue. There are hundreds of thousands of people for who an extra £100 per week would make a huge difference. However for most people working part-time hours their main consideration is flexibility of working hours.
  2. The article refers to the need for flexibility of working hours but hardly any of the jobs that they refer to offer true flexibility. On the whole the flexibility is reliant on colleagues covering for each other as the service that they are providing has fixed hours. If someone is working as a receptionist for a company that is open from 9.00am to 5.00pm, that receptionist has no flexibility to work outside of these hours. There is reference to direct selling as an option and certainly the Kleeneze opportunity has limitless flexibility, but very little else has.

We are doing what we can in the Get Britain Working campaign and for anyone that needs an opportunity that over comes the two points raised above, check out http://www.InfinityEdge.co.uk This opportunity offers potential for unlimited progression and total flexibility of hours. Let’s Get Britain Working!  

Tuesday, 10 May 2011

Tube strike off

Great news that the proposed tube strike is off. Great news for all of London’s commuters. When you heard “Tube strike off” did it matter to you? When you thought that maybe there would be a strike did you think “That’s great I’ll get some time off work” or perhaps “Oh no I won’t be able to get in to work and I will loose pay”. I think if I was a commuter I would be thinking “great, when the strike is on I can live better than cattle”. Personally I don’t understand why people choose to start and end their working day crammed into tube trains in conditions that would not be allowed for cattle!

I guess many commute to London for the money. I can understand that if they don’t know how to earn good money working from home. Incidentally apart from 2 hours or so per day stuck in appalling conditions, commuters have to pay for the privilege! So if there are any commuters that would like to save themselves 500 hours per year crammed into trains and £3000 per year fares, check out http://www.InfinityEdge.co.uk

I am writing this as someone that chooses to not commute as I operate a Kleeneze business from home. If I go to London it’s for a night out up the west end! Anyway I am pleased for all concerned that the service is not disrupted and by the time the next threat of strike comes round all of today’s commuters could be working from home; if they wish.

Monday, 9 May 2011

Kleeneze reviews

Many people that are considering starting their own Kleeneze Distributorship look through the various Kleeneze reviews that are available online.

It is great to look through these to get a better feel for the Kleeneze business and how others that are or have been involved feel about the Kleeneze opportunity. One thing that anybody can see is that there are a huge number of Kleeneze success stories which proves beyond any doubt that the Kleeneze business works for those people that work their Kleeneze business.

Of course there will be occasions when things don’t always go according to plan, but clearly that is a reflection of life in general, not just Kleeneze! It is when Distributors have challenges that they also have the opportunity to set themselves apart from the crowd; by simply keeping working to the proven system. Quite new Distributors can collect their catalogues one day and get a disappointing value of orders; so they quit! Ridiculous but true. There are a few negative Kleeneze reviews on the internet and they will normally say what they consider to be wrong with Kleeneze and almost never say that anything about their failure was due to themselves.

If Kleeneze works for thousands of other Distributors then clearly Kleeneze works! The one thing about Kleeneze that varies from one Distributor to another is the Distributor! Does the area that you live in make the difference between success and failure? Absolutely not. There are people all over the country, north, south, east and west that are making it work. Whether in a rural area, suburban area or inner city there are distributors making it work. The final confirmation to me that Kleeneze works anywhere comes from the numerous people that we know that have built a good Kleeneze business in one area and then moved house to a completely different area of the country and built another customer base in a completely new area. We have never known anybody that has built a customer base to fail to build a customer base in another area. It’s what the distributor does that determines success; not the area.

For further information from one of Kleeneze’s most successful Distributorships please visit http://www.InfinityEdge.co.uk

Sunday, 8 May 2011

Kleeneze Jobs

There are vacancies for Kleeneze Jobs throughout the UK, Ireland, Netherlands and Germany. These are self-employed positions with all of the benefits of self-employment combined with the benefits of working with a large British Plc.

Kleeneze jobs are for those people that want to work from home and have total flexibility of hours to work around other commitments such as a “day job” or family commitments.

Your Kleeneze Distributorship is your own business with no limits on where you operate (within UK, Ireland, Netherlands and Germany) and no limits on how big you build your business. This enables each individual to choose to work very part-time for a modest extra income right through to working very seriously to build a very substantial income. Everyone chooses their own commitment level and therefore their own level of income.

No special skills are required but to build a large Kleeneze business a good work ethic combined with self motivation and tenacity are essential. A willingness to learn and take advice from others that are already being successful will aid faster growth. Those that choose to build their business at a faster rate will often find that they are qualifying for all expenses paid trips to fabulous worldwide destinations or even being awarded brand new cars to keep. Kleeneze can be a small “catalogue business” or something considerably more.

For further information check out http://www.InfinityEdge.co.uk

Kleeneze online

Kleeneze has marketed its products for forty years or more via their range of catalogues and continues to do so. Additionally we now have Kleeneze online.

Kleeneze online now offers customers the opportunity to order their Kleeneze products online for delivery by their normal local distributor with payment on delivery in the usual way. The customer’s order will be directed to the distributor of their choice as determined by the website address used. For example Steve and Debbie who operate in Upminster in Essex have the website address http://www.MyKleeneze.com/SteveAndDebbie It is up to the customer to identify the appropriate suffix to ensure that their preferred distributor gets the order. This normally happens as the distributor will be promoting their website address to their customers. The customer then just clicks the orange “Shop With Us” button in the top right hand corner to bring up the online shop.

While there is also a short video of the Kleeneze Business Opportunity on this same website, some distributors promote the opportunity via their own individual website such as Steve and Debbie Roper’s http://www.KleenezeOptions.com

So in summary, Kleeneze online is now a business where both retailing the products and recruitment can be done online.

Thursday, 5 May 2011

Focus DIY employees face uncertain future

Today’s announcement means that Focus DIY employees face uncertain future. With Focus DIY going into administration there is a real risk that if a buyer cannot be found they could cease trading completely. For the sake of all the staff, suppliers and service companies as well as consumer choice, let’s hope they survive.

With nearly 4,000 employees across 178 Stores there could be a lot of people affected. Even if the administrators find a buyer the future for the staff will remain uncertain for a time as there will inevitably be changes made. Perhaps some stores will need to close and depending on whom eventually acquires the Company there may be the amalgamation of functions between Focus DIY and the new owners.

While Focus DIY has enjoyed growth over its 24 year history to become a £450m turnover Company the depressed housing market has proven to be just too challenging.

With this whole Building / DIY sector as depressed as it is, should the worst happen; many employees will be forced to look into different occupations completely. Changing career direction can be challenging but it can be done of course. The Kleeneze business is an example of an opportunity that anyone can start-up irrespective of their background or experience with the opportunity to develop an income that most employees would never achieve in a conventional job. For further information visit http://www.InfinityEdge.co.uk

Tuesday, 3 May 2011

Home working vacancies UK

For those that are looking for home working vacancies UK there are a number of things to consider:-

  1. There are legitimate opportunities that are available without the need to invest.
  2. There are totally legitimate opportunities that do require some investment.
  3. There are also some scams that will attempt to relieve you of your money with nothing or very little in return.
  4. Some opportunities offer excellent on-going help and support, and others do not.
  5. Some opportunities are proven with a clearly defined system that when applied will result in generating income. Other opportunities may not have any track record at all.
  6. There may be a requirement to achieve certain targets and pressure applied with some opportunities, while others allow you to work at your own pace.
  7. Some home working vacancies UK will involve mind-numbingly boring work that will be very difficult or be unbearable to do beyond the very short term. Other opportunities can be much more varied and stimulating.
  8. Some opportunities will require you to hold stock and take up a lot of space – whilst with others this will not be necessary.
  9. Many opportunities will be portrayed as being lucrative but offer no real evidence to support their claims. One exception is the Kleeneze business where documentary evidence of earning are available.
  10. What do you want to get from an opportunity, and what are you prepared to put into it.

Check out http://www.InfinityEdge.co.uk for your Free Home Business Report.