Ducatiboy stu
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The current economic/job climate is ******
oh **** yes. Been pushing for a change for current structure since may independently of union and been dismissed. Involved union a couple of months ago and it is part of a larger case being heard by fair work atm. Just heard this news today and taken it personally as my manager has been aware for 3 months and only confirmed because I asked him directly. Casuals are often reticent to stand up because job security is non-existent.punkin said:Your Union will help you do something about it. You are in the Union?
bum said:Because, you know, it'll then be all your own fault if you aren't
manticle said:oh **** yes. Been pushing for a change for current structure since may independently of union and been dismissed. Involved union a couple of months ago and it is part of a larger case being heard by fair work atm. Just heard this news today and taken it personally as my manager has been aware for 3 months and only confirmed because I asked him directly. Casuals are often reticent to stand up because job security is non-existent.
As one trained in lost arts. I will choose tradition and debate that the face was the work of the artist: the master; and block was the work of the foundry: the dirty hot lead font slave. And that only I will ever be right. The condition is terminal. Whatever. So long as people spell with English, it is a protest against Microsoft.bum said:Well, that all depends on which of the two main definitions for typeface you choose to accept. If you accept the first (most used but least traditional), where typeface and font family are synonymous, then you are right but so am I. If you accept the second definition, where a typeface is a physical "block" that makes the impression of a character set in another media (such as with ink on paper), then you are wrong because Comic Sans is owned by Microsoft and they do not make such devices (if anyone does at all anymore).
Just sayin'.
They were great times though, weren't they?GrumpyPaul said:Farkin teenagers....
Public gallery so CPSUcitymorgue2 said:Yeah the arts union is way powerful... probably LMHU.
Actually I thought I knew your employer. Give me a call. Industrial relatiins fell within my portfolio and ive been through 5 major EBAs.
Don't follow the news all that much, but things that some of the locals from my 'favourite' public service have been up to are making sense now.Forever Wort said:http://www.canberratimes.com.au/national/public-service/ausaid-graduate-program-scrapped-20131108-2x6it.html
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-11-08/public-service-told-not-to-renew-contract-workers-jobs/5080032
The latest ********.
I am leaving Canberra at the right time.
thats what I thought. Cpsu are a bunch of fkn monkeys. They r useless and dobt care about casuals. They only give a toss about the full time less than $50k a year workers as they are their main membership base.manticle said:Public gallery so CPSU
Your complete lack of self-awareness never ceases to amaze. You know those italics you had to go out of your way to use stress a clear message, yeah? It means something more than the same string of words on it's own, right?punkin said:You've got super powers reading that into what i said.
But you already knew that didn't you?
Nice work mate. That takes some balls.GrumpyPaul said:Its actually quite funny me standing down 8 gatecrashers of any sort....for those that dont know me, a big scary intimidating bloke i am not.
Farkin teenagers....
It's no wonder you're grumpy.GrumpyPaul said:Youngest had his birthday party last night.
Got a bit out of hand, ended up with close to 200 17-18year olds.
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