1 down, who's next

[azasjeep]

Yep its times like these im glad i jumped ship last year, My company pre empted the downturn and laid off 600 odd staff about 7 months ago.

[hillsjeep]

Originally Posted by CD

It will be a long time before that happens but things will certainly change, only way to survive is to keep up with technology. The gap between big and small printers will widen and all the midsized will be bought out / close shop or cut back to being a small printer again. On top of that were all expected to turn work around like the instant printers do... if we don’t some other printer will. Way too many printers in Sydney and not enough work.

Check this out:

You Tube

[Dorzun]

Did you notice?

the typo in that?

[CD]

Originally Posted by hillsjeep

Check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YPIYz_86wM

Hmmmm didn't like that movie LOL

[Mojotec]

Originally Posted by lovemewrangler

well ive made the stupid decision to move back to Sydney and change jobs in the middle of a recession, im fnding it next to impossible to get a new job, at the end of last year i could russle up 5 interviews in 1 day, this year is hopless...

Anyone out there looking for a IT Systems Engineer?

I have a bunch of permanent roles coming out in a couple of months that will be advertised. In Qld state gov though. PM me if you're keen.

[cj4a nz]

gee i didn't like that movie either feel dumber already

it hapening over here as well our company (shipping and transport) has sold the roll on/ off ship they replaced it with a container ship with out cranes so it never comes to our wharf! and our other container ship has cranes and we see that one day a week! 8 of us in the workshop 15+ wharfies can't see us lasting much longer
I mantain the trailers had 90ish road legal when i started 6 years ago now we have 50 ish and talk of only needing/keeping 8 trailers
the wharf machines use to use 12 to 1500 ltrs diesel a week now lucky to use 900
and they say moving by sea the most costefetive and green way to move stuff over here but were the only nz owned costal shipping company and nobody uses us
but shit happens
and our boss tells us nothing we will find out when we turn up to work one morning and someone to escort us to get our tools etc then bye bye

[179x88202]

Originally Posted by cj4a nz

gee i didn't like that movie either feel dumber already

it hapening over here as well our company (shipping and transport) has sold the roll on/ off ship they replaced it with a container ship with out cranes so it never comes to our wharf! and our other container ship has cranes and we see that one day a week! 8 of us in the workshop 15+ wharfies can't see us lasting much longer
I mantain the trailers had 90ish road legal when i started 6 years ago now we have 50 ish and talk of only needing/keeping 8 trailers
the wharf machines use to use 12 to 1500 ltrs diesel a week now lucky to use 900
and they say moving by sea the most costefetive and green way to move stuff over here but were the only nz owned costal shipping company and nobody uses us
but shit happens
and our boss tells us nothing we will find out when we turn up to work one morning and someone to escort us to get our tools etc then bye bye

You will only get the duck-shove if you are not the only INDESPENSIBLE one working there with your qualifications. If you don't have enough Q's, get some quick.