By the time that the meal was finished, the notification had been sent out, and posted on the jobs board by Dave.
That was enough to draw curious jobseekers, and gossip minded individuals to the board to see what had come available. And what they found was precisely what the city had been hoping for.
Jobs that weren't listing trade skills as a requirement.
Many of the refugees were shop workers or domestic help before the disaster. They didn't know carpentry, magitech or any of the other skills that the factories wanted. But they did know cooking and cleaning in a Noble house.
"Well, that is interesting. Full-time domestic help, part-time cleaners, even a listing for an inheritable position as head maid of a family.
Now that is impressive. But do we have anyone who qualifies?"
"I think that we do. There are a few aunties with the experience, if they're willing to come out of retirement instead of living off the hard work of their children," one of the women taunted.
