Jobs for B-persons: B-alivejob

The B-society has initiated a partnership with Livejob.dk to develop the world’s first, global jobsite for B-persons: B-alivejob.com.

Soon, B-persons will be able to visit www.b-alivejob.com globally and look for jobs, which suit their individual rhythms, cross time zones, etc. B-alivejob is creating a global and technological platform, wherein each applicant can submit their own profile with a CV/resume and video of themselves.

Employers are able to not only create company profiles, which are targeted at B-humans; they can buy access to the B-profiles, and book time on the website for any job interview they wish to run. In other words, they have the option of running the interview online or in the real world, whatever suits them best.

We are using the newest technology to provide B-persons the opportunity to find jobs, which suit their individual needs and rhythms, thereby increasing their quality of life, and giving companies and organizations the opportunity to find happy employees, who are delivering their best in a flexible timeframe.

Part of the surplus is transferred directly to the B-Society, who is using profits to make our societies more flexible for the benefit of all, regardless of any time rhythm.

B-alivejob.com is expected to air in April/May 2008. Watch this space...

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Flexible working hours??

Submitted by bdesilva on 4. March 2008 - 8:02.

Lucky I'm in Australia..
Flexible working hours and job sharing are becoming more common here thanks to mothers wanting to return to work.
I'm techinically part time employed on 35 hour week with a 10:30am start. But I'm a single guy, not a mum. So I gotta thank all those mums out there for pushing for more flexible working hours.

Any other countries doing more to support flexible working hours?

media interview request

Submitted by olgitafajita on 7. February 2008 - 7:54.

Hello,

My name is Olga Pierce and I am a reporter for the Columbia News Service, a newswire that is affiliated with the New York Times.

I am working on a story about night owls demanding rights and respect at home and in the workplace and I am looking for people who would be willing to be profiled in my story.

I am especially interested in people in New York, but anywhere in the U.S. would be great.

If you are interested, please e-mail me some basic information about yourself at omp2111@columbia.edu.

Thanks,
Olga

Hours

Submitted by gypsy23 on 21. January 2008 - 17:28.

I was thinking, couldn't work hours and pay be changed? So employers pay their employees depending on hours and days they work, so they can 'punch in' (be it on the phone. internet, etc) and puch out at the end of their 'day'

There's alot of able people out there, who aren't disabled (and able to do normal things), just disabled in the sense they can't do the whole 24 hour day thing.

I would love to work as a Writer and/or Photographer, but not alot is open to me at the moment because i'm a B-person. Which i don't think is fair.

:)
Jacy

any freelance alliances?

Submitted by ignacio.leon@co... on 6. December 2007 - 0:39.

Hi all,
i'm just new to this site, and the underlying idea excites me.
i'm just wondering, how can we start to collaborate?

Best Regards,

Ignacio Leon