It is never too late to start. What is stopping you? I am curious.
Because I don't like the feeling of hallucination. I like to have a clear mind all the time.
It is never too late to start. What is stopping you? I am curious.
Because I don't like the feeling of hallucination. I like to have a clear mind all the time.
Of course, good life in Oz. More time with family, more balanced lifestyle, less stress and happier overall.
You want to join us?
The truth about the job situation in Perth is put across by this external recruiter employed by the govt to interview Level 4 contract job applicants just recently.
Level 4 jobs in govt do not require a uni degree, mostly admin jobs.
Many job applicants are overqualified, ranging from Irish to ex mining sector (A lot of cancelled and soon-to-be cancelled projects)
Some have not have real paid work for more than a year, and using volunteer work experience in OZ to promote their familiarity with local work environment.
Don't look good at all. Many are attracted to the mining boom in Australia and they are disappointed that this boom has not resulted in them getting jobs.
I am disappointed too. The situation in China must be pretty bad, but no one is telling the truth over there.
Hey Neddy, sure or not? the situation in Perth is bad? is it for those with australian working experience or without? Irish are flooding into perth because of the shit Paddyland is in,,they come here no job,,they might as well jump into the sea...u sure they are not fussy?? Just only recently,,it seems these Paddys expect to come off the plane and get the job thrown at them...they dont know they join the queue like everyone else,,have to work to gain experience etc,,,but they come here feel disgruntled cos jobs are not thrown at them...wat sort of bullshit attitude is that? just like the fts in singkieland,,,
Road extension projects etc are looking for people,,,those ex mining people can do it,,,why dont they go for it,,,after the great eastern highway expension,,there will be other roads to fix hor,,,at least 10 years of road upgrading in perth,,,
Don't look good at all. Many are attracted to the mining boom in Australia and they are disappointed that this boom has not resulted in them getting jobs.
It is never too late to start. What is stopping you? I am curious.
What you wrote is about blue-collar workers.
I talk white-collar jobs.
Close to a hundred people chasing 2 job openings, not knowing that the jobs are already "reserved" for fixed-term incumbents whose contracts are over. Govt like to play this game to try to keep existing contractors.
Not enough blue-collar workers for mining projects, plus poor outlook, so projects cancelled (mothballed). White-collar workers suffer.
Not enough blue collar workers - So many construction projects - Burswood new stadium, Perth Underground, Perth foreshore development. Govt can pay for overrun, private firms will not, with negative outlook.
I know this Kiwi bloke construction worker who bought a nice 4 bedroom house after finishing the Northbridge theatre.
Do not be mistaken, I have no plans to move to Australia so has job or no job makes no difference to me. Unlike many bros here who are at the start, maybe in the middle of their career, I am at the end. In fact for many of my peers, they have retired. I have a house, a car, children who have completed their university studies and I still have a job, subject only to me calling it off.
I have nothing more to gain from moving to Australia or elsewhere. If there is an urge, I will probably take a long holiday.
Some people get sick of full-time work as an employee.
It is possible to do stuff you enjoy and get paid decently.
Hard to get illicit drugs in SG lah.