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Old 11-20-08, 04:28 PM   #1
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Who else is feeling the pinch are jobs going down the drain in your country...

2008

12 large forestry companys close down, many are laid off up to 1200 jobs.

Last night after 32 years in bussiness one or our busy ports lays of all its whafies.

ANZ bank staff laid off due to cheaper services in india if we want to ring our bank we will be directed to india customer service for advice up to 300 kiwi staff will be laid off and some indian on the other side of the world will be employed.

Telecom our biggest phone company have done the same thing its cheaper to employ Malaysans than our own people when we ring telecom we will be directed to someone in Malasya.

Yesterday Govenment MP's get a $12000 salary increase - MP's $250,000 per year. How did they manage that!

More jobs loses are expected in 2009.
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Old 11-20-08, 04:41 PM   #2
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Who else is feeling the pinch are jobs going down the drain in your country...

2008

12 large forestry companys close down, many are laid off up to 1200 jobs.

Last night after 32 years in bussiness one or our busy ports lays of all its whafies.

ANZ bank staff laid off due to cheaper services in india if we want to ring our bank we will be directed to india customer service for advice up to 300 kiwi staff will be laid off and some indian on the other side of the world will be employed.

Telecom our biggest phone company have done the same thing its cheaper to employ Malaysans than our own people when we ring telecom we will be directed to someone in Malasya.

Yesterday Govenment MP's get a $12000 salary increase - MP's $250,000 per year. How did they manage that!

More jobs loses are expected in 2009.
Well, my friend, except for the politicians (who always seem to look after their own self serving interests first) the rest is what they're call a "Global Recession". I don't think anyone is going to escape it.
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Old 11-20-08, 10:06 PM   #3
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Well, my friend, except for the politicians (who always seem to look after their own self serving interests first) the rest is what they're call a "Global Recession". I don't think anyone is going to escape it.
Agree with you there! Some countries will feel it more than others, and some jobs sectors will be at greater risk than some. Now I can see another good reason for me becoming a train driver!

They reckon that unemployment will hit 5% within the next year or two here in Australia. The mining industry will be the canary in the coal mine here (no pun intended!) If they start laying off people and closing mines, there will be a rapid flow on to the rest of the country.
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Old 11-20-08, 10:47 PM   #4
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Well, my friend, except for the politicians (who always seem to look after their own self serving interests first) the rest is what they're call a "Global Recession". I don't think anyone is going to escape it.
Agree with you there! Some countries will feel it more than others, and some jobs sectors will be at greater risk than some. Now I can see another good reason for me becoming a train driver!

They reckon that unemployment will hit 5% within the next year or two here in Australia. The mining industry will be the canary in the coal mine here (no pun intended!) If they start laying off people and closing mines, there will be a rapid flow on to the rest of the country.
maybe the navy can get some of their engineers back!
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Old 11-20-08, 11:52 PM   #5
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Their are options to succeed in this crisis.

Chance of success is low though,

Crime or police work is an option?

Loto is another,

Find a job that is secure????? Almost impossible but few remain.

Join the military?

Now to guaranty your children future.... A rebellion is require must now. From all nation and all people fighting their corrupt governments. Its a global rebellion from the elitist who are robbing us dry. That is the only solution. But no one has the balls to do it.
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Old 11-21-08, 12:22 AM   #6
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]maybe the navy can get some of their engineers back!
They may even be able to crew four subs at any one time if this keeps up! The defence focres will be one of the biggest winners of any downturn as all the skilled people who were tempted away come running back as mines start closing!
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Old 11-21-08, 01:44 AM   #7
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It's easy to get a job in this climate as long as you know about receivership and winding up failed companies.
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