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#482
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Can only speak for South Australia as I've not looked anywhere else. There's usually about 10 -20 jobs listed every Wed/Sat here for hairdressers.
Not sure how much they earn as it doesn't say.
#483
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Hi anyone know how much a sign writer would get in the Sunshine coast/ Brisbane area?
any ideas would be a great help been looking everywhere, why could he not be a plumber?
any ideas would be a great help been looking everywhere, why could he not be a plumber?
#484
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[Hi there, I'm a painter & will be in Brisbane in June. I'm looking for work, whats the situation like ? Anybody know? I'v been reading loads of negatives on this site about people not finding jobs,it's worried me a bit. Can anyone help to set my mind at ease as we've sold house etc...
Thanks Sean.
Thanks Sean.
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Hi there,you write loads in here so I thought you might help. I'm a painter moving to Perth soon & am wondering do you know anyone that sponsors painters? I've 25yrs experience.What is the jobs situation in general fof painters?
Thanks alot ,
Sean (Irish)
Thanks alot ,
Sean (Irish)
#486
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We have been in Oz for nearly 7 years, and have enjoyed the booming markets.
My husband is a Motor Mechanic (self employed with 2 staff) we earn approx $100k per year.
My brother has been here 3 years and started his own building gang, now has 7 guys and work for +++++ more he can earn in excess of $10k per week after paying wages!!!!
The boom times are really here in Perth
My husband is a Motor Mechanic (self employed with 2 staff) we earn approx $100k per year.
My brother has been here 3 years and started his own building gang, now has 7 guys and work for +++++ more he can earn in excess of $10k per week after paying wages!!!!
The boom times are really here in Perth
#487
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Hi there,
Just wondering if there are any people in the rail industry out there who can tell me the wages that a licensed signal designer could expect.
There seem to be a few jobs looking at the recruitment sites but they are very reticent when talking about salaries!
Thanks,
Just wondering if there are any people in the rail industry out there who can tell me the wages that a licensed signal designer could expect.
There seem to be a few jobs looking at the recruitment sites but they are very reticent when talking about salaries!
Thanks,
#488
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re jobs in brisbane and sunshine coast.
i read the answers to some who are finding it difficult to get jobs on the sunshine coast. my husband is a cnc miller/turner/ first class machinist/toolmaker. we were hoping to go to brisbane and surrounding area, now worried after reading forums that he may not find any work. would it be better to relocate to Adelaide then?? We were really hoping to go to Brisbane.
i read the answers to some who are finding it difficult to get jobs on the sunshine coast. my husband is a cnc miller/turner/ first class machinist/toolmaker. we were hoping to go to brisbane and surrounding area, now worried after reading forums that he may not find any work. would it be better to relocate to Adelaide then?? We were really hoping to go to Brisbane.
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Hi everyone,
Thought it would be a good idea for the people not yet here in Oz who are researching,to get an idea of the wages paid here and for what job (and for the people here in Oz who just want to be nosey ) .As this is info I found hard to get hold of in the UK.
Although, if you would rather not disclose all your personal details, just popdown what you are happy with people knowing, I'm sure it would be a help.
Me- not working
Hubby- Carpenter on $30 an hr
We are on the Gold Coast.
Donna xxx
Thought it would be a good idea for the people not yet here in Oz who are researching,to get an idea of the wages paid here and for what job (and for the people here in Oz who just want to be nosey ) .As this is info I found hard to get hold of in the UK.
Although, if you would rather not disclose all your personal details, just popdown what you are happy with people knowing, I'm sure it would be a help.
Me- not working
Hubby- Carpenter on $30 an hr
We are on the Gold Coast.
Donna xxx
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Re: the official jobs/wages thread...
Hi everyone,
Thought it would be a good idea for the people not yet here in Oz who are researching,to get an idea of the wages paid here and for what job (and for the people here in Oz who just want to be nosey ) .As this is info I found hard to get hold of in the UK.
Although, if you would rather not disclose all your personal details, just popdown what you are happy with people knowing, I'm sure it would be a help.
Me- not working
Hubby- Carpenter on $30 an hr
We are on the Gold Coast.
Donna xxx
Thought it would be a good idea for the people not yet here in Oz who are researching,to get an idea of the wages paid here and for what job (and for the people here in Oz who just want to be nosey ) .As this is info I found hard to get hold of in the UK.
Although, if you would rather not disclose all your personal details, just popdown what you are happy with people knowing, I'm sure it would be a help.
Me- not working
Hubby- Carpenter on $30 an hr
We are on the Gold Coast.
Donna xxx
#491
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I can't tell you how reassuring that is to hear - Dale is so worried about not being able to support us as he does here. He is a true grafter and very good at his job so hopefully he'll get on well, still a worry though. Just hope that carpentry work is always in demand!
#492
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We're still in Birmingham Marco, waiting for our visa You'll be out there before us, good luck, let us know how it goes
#493
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Could you guys tell me how to go about looking for optom positions in Oz. my wife and I are both optoms and plan to head to sunnier shores in the near future. Trawing the net has yielded very little so far but apparently there are many positions avaliable. we will be going to QLD
#494
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Location: Aberdeen, Scotland
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Just wondering if there are any Internal auditors out there. My OH is a Internal auditor and we are hoping to move to Melbourne September/October. We were wondering what the demand is for auditors, the salary and do they recognize the qualifications that he has in this country i.e. MIIA.
Even if someone could point us in the direction of someone who could help us it would be greatly appreciated.
Even if someone could point us in the direction of someone who could help us it would be greatly appreciated.
#495
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Hi All! New to this forum and hoping for some sage words of advice please?
O.H. and self hoping to move to Melbourne ( looking at Mornington Penninsula-any thoughts anyone?) next year and am trying to get a fix on job prospects and possible salaries?...Kate is a Primary School Teacher (though may have to work as Pre-Scool to meet visa requirements)..I am a Child Protection Social Worker with lots of management experience in Social Care. Thanks for reading this-your input much appreciated!
Cheers
Kate +Steve
O.H. and self hoping to move to Melbourne ( looking at Mornington Penninsula-any thoughts anyone?) next year and am trying to get a fix on job prospects and possible salaries?...Kate is a Primary School Teacher (though may have to work as Pre-Scool to meet visa requirements)..I am a Child Protection Social Worker with lots of management experience in Social Care. Thanks for reading this-your input much appreciated!
Cheers
Kate +Steve