Re: Australia economy/bubble/explosion/recession 'stuff'
Originally Posted by go4it
(Post 10381252)
Look guys, it isn't the purpose to make fun out of a struggling economy but just to warn people to look closer because a lot of you out there are putting all you've got into going Down under with a dream. I'm only trying to open up your eyes before taking the dicision and lose all what you've got on making the trip (approx. around 10.000 with a small family) and discover that you're not able to find a job and lose all of the rest of your savings in the costs of living for at least the first half year. And believe me, Australia became very expensive over the last few years. It is clear that the economy is slowing down here and it's becoming more and more difficult to find a job.
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Re: Aussie inflation rises
Originally Posted by chris955
(Post 10380153)
You noticed as well then ? :D
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Re: Australia celebrates 21 years of continuous economic growth
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 10380366)
Threads merged. :zzz:
Apologies (sort of) to the OPs of the three threads I've merged but there's seriously no need for three threads on the same subject especially when some people post the same thing in each of them. http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=777266 |
Re: Australia economy/bubble/explosion/recession 'stuff'
The wife works for one of the big 4 auditors. She tells me that many of her clients are now laying people off. These are mainly high paying jobs. Even the big auditors have started cutting back and that hasn't happened since the height of the GFC.
I was also talking with a manager last week of one of Melbournes largest residential volume builders. They have cut the amount of building supervisors from 50 to 25 in the last 6 months. That's a huge cutback. |
Re: Aussie inflation rises
Originally Posted by Pit Bull.
(Post 10378813)
Pray tell what's a pay rise? :confused:
I haven't had one for years now.:thumbdown: |
Re: Australia economy/bubble/explosion/recession 'stuff'
[QUOTE=bingobob777;10381238]maybe tedious for you, but let's be honest it's nowhere near as mind numbingly boring as
mod or rocker word association 2012 cricket last say first say :lol: |
Re: Australia economy/bubble/explosion/recession 'stuff'
Originally Posted by go4it
(Post 10381252)
Look guys, it isn't the purpose to make fun out of a struggling economy but just to warn people to look closer because a lot of you out there are putting all you've got into going Down under with a dream. I'm only trying to open up your eyes before taking the dicision and lose all what you've got on making the trip (approx. around 10.000 with a small family) and discover that you're not able to find a job and lose all of the rest of your savings in the costs of living for at least the first half year. And believe me, Australia became very expensive over the last few years. It is clear that the economy is slowing down here and it's becoming more and more difficult to find a job.
I think this is very good advice and extremely relevant, but everyone's circumstances are different and you might not be aware of this not living here in the UK, but there has been a massive shift in millions of people's working circumstances, due to the cuts and austerity measures, which the negative effects are many and varied and no one is saying or thinking its going to be easy finding work in Australia and clearly at the moment there seems to be a slow down, but again it is far worse in the UK and that's what is great about a site like this, it gives people information about how the reality of life is in Australia and each individual will have to make their own decisions, based on what they are also experiencing in the UK. I used to say that if you have a good job in the UK your best staying put, but our jobs when we first started in them, were thought of as jobs for life, but they aren't anymore and it's a sign of the times. |
Re: Aussie inflation rises
Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack
(Post 10381341)
if he's a porter, G might end up bumping into him in a corridor....
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Re: Australia economy/bubble/explosion/recession 'stuff'
Originally Posted by go4it
(Post 10381252)
Look guys, it isn't the purpose to make fun out of a struggling economy but just to warn people to look closer because a lot of you out there are putting all you've got into going Down under with a dream. I'm only trying to open up your eyes before taking the dicision and lose all what you've got on making the trip (approx. around 10.000 with a small family) and discover that you're not able to find a job and lose all of the rest of your savings in the costs of living for at least the first half year. And believe me, Australia became very expensive over the last few years. It is clear that the economy is slowing down here and it's becoming more and more difficult to find a job.
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Re: Australia celebrates 21 years of continuous economic growth
Originally Posted by steve`o
(Post 10381543)
couldn't you merge this one into it too, its about as relevant as most posts ;)
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=777266 |
Re: Australia economy/bubble/explosion/recession 'stuff'
...can we please have '/fiscal cliff' added to the thread title...just in case!?
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Re: Australia economy/bubble/explosion/recession 'stuff'
Originally Posted by bcworld
(Post 10382053)
...can we please have '/fiscal cliff' added to the thread title...just in case!?
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Re: Australia economy/bubble/explosion/recession 'stuff'
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 10382058)
Will it fit and where would you like it? After economy, bubble, explosion or recession? :lol:
If it won't fit maybe replace explosion?? :unsure: |
Re: Australia economy/bubble/explosion/recession 'stuff'
[QUOTE=Margaret3;10381675]
Originally Posted by bingobob777
(Post 10381238)
maybe tedious for you, but let's be honest it's nowhere near as mind numbingly boring as
mod or rocker word association 2012 cricket last say first say :lol: |
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