koots
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I can't believe how golden some of the handshakes still are! We get 1 weeks pay for each year of service, capped at 13 weeks.
Redundancies from work, anyone else seeing it in your industry?
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koots
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What the absolute ****!! How!?rbtmc said:$50,000 cash payout after 3 years work (voluntary redundancy)
More redundancies coming. With the government signing the free trade agreement with China, Chinese companies with projects of $1 billion can bring their own worker's from China without the obligation to pay Australian wages and conditions. With in days of signing the agreement John Holland pty ltd was taken over by China.
This is just the beginning
This is just the beginning
Elz
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Before i took on the position were i am currently empliyed thay could not fill the role: SW in mental health (with added complexities). Poor pay heaps of stress and no thanks, but great rewards!
Whilst there are redundancies there are also opportunities, albeit for lower pay then afforded in the traditional expected. There are opportunities but there are also sacrifices along with an understanding that this government is not going to look after the worker.
Whilst there are redundancies there are also opportunities, albeit for lower pay then afforded in the traditional expected. There are opportunities but there are also sacrifices along with an understanding that this government is not going to look after the worker.
seamad
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I think the threshold is $150 million http://aftinet.org.au/cms/node/977KevinR said:
Tony's tradies might not be so happy soon.
clickeral
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I left Mccain just over a month ago, you aren't talking about Steve are you?slcmorro said:
Personally I am in the supply chain and logistics game focusing more on project work and optimization atm current industry is FMCG
I have worked in Aeronautical, Telecommunications, IT, high voltage, water metering, manufacturing etc etc and now Food, beverage etc
Every industry and business needs supply chain or things grind to a holt if one industry has issues I change industry
As long as they pay me and I am engaged I am happy
Money just keeps going up and I am slowly beating the older guys due to the fact I am adaptive
however I do really respect pople who have a wealth of knowledge in there chosen industry and profession 
slcmorro
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No mate, talking about H from the FF Cold Store in Ballarat.clickeral said:
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I've been involved in a lot of redundancies over the past few years, steel industry. It is a very distressing time for all involved. Not withstanding some long serving employees are well compensated, deservedly. some of those gentlemen, largely, have worked nowhere else and stand no realistic chance of re-employment.
Still it is a credit to them that they thank their employer (boss) for what he has done for them and the help provided.
As I have no doubt ranted elsewhere, that is what the boss is for - support, not bossing.
Communication is the key.
Lemon
Still it is a credit to them that they thank their employer (boss) for what he has done for them and the help provided.
As I have no doubt ranted elsewhere, that is what the boss is for - support, not bossing.
Communication is the key.
Lemon
It just keeps getting worse by looks of it. Theres no way unemployment is as low as they report. I was made redundant after 9 years with the same company within the rail manufacturing industry back in 2013. Coal price went down, mines slowed down production and demand for locos to ship it pretty much stopped. Place is near closing its doors now due to government sending passenger car contracts offshore to china. Those contracts could easily keep the doors open and some people still employed...upshot is they get a quality product that will last in excess of 20 years as opposed to 5 or 6...but its all about getting cheap ****. Ship builders here in newcastle are just about to suffer the same fate. Pollies have alot to answer for
madpierre06
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pist said:
They just change the definition of 'unemployed' every time they need to post a drop in the figures...trouble is, they're running out of the number of hours needed to qualify someone as employed.
