Man looking for job finds work, proud lady credits partner for helping
- A young woman recently shared a heartwarming post about her partner who helped a job seeker find work
- The job seeker first went viral after a picture of him standing by a robot with a sign asking for help finding a job went viral
- Many South Africans were over the moon to see that the man finally found work, also taking time to thank the young woman's partner
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Taking to Facebook's ImStaying group, Hedwigg Pienaar shared how her partner had helped a man called Thomas who went viral after standing at robots asking for a job. According to Hedwigg's post, her partner had played a role in helping the man find work.
"I'm staying coz my partner did an amazing life altering thing ❤️ HELP WHERE YOU CAN!! We are All part of this journey called life. I'm proud to call you my Love Leorah Verinque Peterson
"'Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over, will be put into your lap. For with the measure you use it will be measured back to you.”- Luke 6:38."
Source: Facebook
Stayers had this to say about the sweet post:
Noxolo Angelly Khumalo said:
"Wonderful job and to everyone who are still looking, I wish you guys all the best."
Pam Cloete Booysen Booysen said:
"Best post of the year He humbled himself and God stepped in. To God be the Glory."
Anthony Van Aswegen said:
"I had the same experience with Thomas earlier, this is so beautiful to see."
In similar heartwarming Briefly.co.za news, a young SA lady, Olivia Kern recently took to Facebook's ImStaying to say thank you to a woman named Erica who had paid for her Woolworths groceries after her card declined. In the post, she explains that she had just changed cards and so was experiencing difficulties with it.
"I bought a few items at Woolies and my card declined. I recently changed cards & it turns out the bank cancelled the temporary card. So after the 3rd try, I decided to leave the items there & go home to fetch the other card.
"Before I could do anything a lady called Erica offered to pay for my groceries. Before I could decline she swiped her card and paid. I was so shook, I was speechless, these things don't happen to me," she wrote.
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Source: Briefly News
