Employment Outlook Comparison
Jul 17th 2003, 1:25 pm
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Employment Outlook Comparison
Employment Outlook
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Net Employment Outlook (trend July 2003 - September 2003)
Australia +13%
UK +13 %
USA +11%
Canada +30%
Hong Kong -5%
Singapore 0%
Snippet
Net Employment Outlook (trend July 2003 - September 2003)
Australia +13%
UK +13 %
USA +11%
Canada +30%
Hong Kong -5%
Singapore 0%
Jul 17th 2003, 4:05 pm
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Re: Employment Outlook Comparison
Originally posted by Florida_03
Employment Outlook
Snippet
Net Employment Outlook (trend July 2003 - September 2003)
Australia +13%
UK +13 %
USA +11%
Canada +30%
Hong Kong -5%
Singapore 0%
Employment Outlook
Snippet
Net Employment Outlook (trend July 2003 - September 2003)
Australia +13%
UK +13 %
USA +11%
Canada +30%
Hong Kong -5%
Singapore 0%
Jul 17th 2003, 4:35 pm
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Re: Employment Outlook Comparison
Originally posted by pommie bastard
Mount up and become a Mountie , its a lumber Jacks life for me ,
Mount up and become a Mountie , its a lumber Jacks life for me ,
Jul 22nd 2003, 2:50 pm
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Re: Employment Outlook Comparison
Originally posted by Florida_03
Employment Outlook
Snippet
Net Employment Outlook (trend July 2003 - September 2003)
Australia +13%
UK +13 %
USA +11%
Canada +30%
Hong Kong -5%
Singapore 0%
Employment Outlook
Snippet
Net Employment Outlook (trend July 2003 - September 2003)
Australia +13%
UK +13 %
USA +11%
Canada +30%
Hong Kong -5%
Singapore 0%
The growth in Oz and Canada is part time and temporary contracts. What good are these when you are planning your life and trying to buy a house? It is getting back to the dockers days - queuing up for a week or a day's work. We are already having people queuing up for 1 year or just a few months work, soon it will be 1 month at a time. The future will not look so good without jobs and then it is best to be in the largest economies, not the largest deserted oz suburbs.
Jul 22nd 2003, 2:59 pm
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Re: Employment Outlook Comparison
Originally posted by Wilf
The growth in Oz and Canada is part time and temporary contracts. What good are these when you are planning your life and trying to buy a house? It is getting back to the dockers days - queuing up for a week or a day's work. We are already having people queuing up for 1 year or just a few months work, soon it will be 1 month at a time. The future will not look so good without jobs and then it is best to be in the largest economies, not the largest deserted oz suburbs.
The growth in Oz and Canada is part time and temporary contracts. What good are these when you are planning your life and trying to buy a house? It is getting back to the dockers days - queuing up for a week or a day's work. We are already having people queuing up for 1 year or just a few months work, soon it will be 1 month at a time. The future will not look so good without jobs and then it is best to be in the largest economies, not the largest deserted oz suburbs.
Jul 22nd 2003, 3:14 pm
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Re: Employment Outlook Comparison
Originally posted by Megalania
I can wait. After a few millenia ruins will be rehabilitated geologically.
I can wait. After a few millenia ruins will be rehabilitated geologically.
The future without work?
