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Hills Oct 16th 2002 2:12 pm

Re: Qld/Brisbane govt jobs
 
Sean,

brisbane.qld.gov.au
is the home page of the Brisbane City Council, and it has a link there
straight to employment within the council, and also vacancies online.

That should answer all your questions :)
LJ

hevsean wrote:

    > going to brisbane in feb and want to get admin job in local govt - whats
    > the score?
    > Has any one got a job with local govt is it same as in UK?
    > Has any one applied and been succesful before they went to Oz? whats
    > job scene like in Brisbane?
    > Appreciate some replies as it might effect us going.
    > Sean:)
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

hevsean Oct 16th 2002 5:09 pm

Qld/Brisbane govt jobs
 
going to brisbane in feb and want to get admin job in local govt - whats the score?
Has any one got a job with local govt is it same as in UK?
Has any one applied and been succesful before they went to Oz? whats job scene like in Brisbane?

Appreciate some replies as it might effect us going.

Sean:)

Chris Oct 17th 2002 1:12 am

Re: Qld/Brisbane govt jobs
 
"hevsean" wrote in message
news:445636.1034788186@britishexpats-
.com
...
    > going to brisbane in feb and want to get admin job in local govt - whats
    > the score?
    > Has any one got a job with local govt is it same as in UK?
    > Has any one applied and been succesful before they went to Oz? whats
    > job scene like in Brisbane?
    > Appreciate some replies as it might effect us going.

Working for the public service: fair money, very fair hours, good super, a
tendancy to keep you on contract rather than put you on permanently, and
good benefits. The bad side? You become lazy, the work load is boringly
light, no expectation to perform quickly, witness large quantities of money
being wasted... entirely frustrating unless you have a good sense of humour.

Chris

    > Sean:)
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

dotty Oct 17th 2002 9:13 am

Re: Qld/Brisbane govt jobs
 
[QUOTE][SIZE=1]Originally posted by Chris:
"hevsean" wrote in message
news:445636.1034788186@britishexpats-
.com
...
    > going to brisbane in feb and want to get admin job in local govt - whats
    > the score?
    > Has any one got a job with local govt is it same as in UK?
    > Has any one applied and been succesful before they went to Oz? whats
    > job scene like in Brisbane?
    > Appreciate some replies as it might effect us going.>>

I am not sure but I heard you had to be a Australian Citizen to work for the Government, or is that just Public Service jobs? no doubt somebody here will know the answer.

Hills Oct 17th 2002 12:00 pm

Re: Qld/Brisbane govt jobs
 
hevsean wrote:

    > Originally posted by Hills:
    > > Sean,
    > >
    > > brisbane.qld.gov.au
    > > is the home page of the Brisbane City Council, and it has a link there
    > > straight to employment within the council, and also vacancies online.
    > >
    > > That should answer all your questions :)
    > > LJ
    > >
    > >
    > >
    > > Cheers Hills and everybody else.
    > >
    > > Tried that website but couldn't see anything about annual holidays or
    > > hours per week worked.
    > >
    > > Chris I take it u have worked for Oz public service?
    > >
    > > How long have u been in Brisbane for and where abouts?

well, a safe guess would be 4 weeks annual leave, and a 37-38hr week,
probably flexi-hours, depending on type of work/department etc.

That's about the standard minimum working conditions.
LJ

Jaj Oct 17th 2002 1:17 pm

Re: Qld/Brisbane govt jobs
 
Federal government jobs usually require citizenship.

I'm not aware of any state or local government jobs that require
citizenship - in most cases permanent residence should do fine. But
as there are 8 different jurisdictions in Australia, you shouldn't
assume this - best way is to visit the state govt website, get to the
job details and see if there are restrictive rules on citizenship vs
PR.

Jeremy


    >On Thu, 17 Oct 2002 09:13:08 +0000, dotty wrote:
    >Originally posted by Chris:
    >> "hevsean" wrote in message
    >> news:445636.1034788186@britishexp-
    >> ats.com
    "]news:445636.103478818-
    >> 6@britishexpats-
    >> .com[/url]...
    >> > going to brisbane in feb and want to get admin job in local govt
    >> - whats
    >> > the score?
    >> > Has any one got a job with local govt is it same as in UK?
    >> > Has any one applied and been succesful before they went to Oz?
    >> whats
    >> > job scene like in Brisbane?
    >> > Appreciate some replies as it might effect us going.>>
    >> I am not sure but I heard you had to be a Australian Citizen to work
    >> for the Government, or is that just Public Service jobs? no doubt
    >> somebody here will know the answer.
    >--

hevsean Oct 17th 2002 5:17 pm

Re: Qld/Brisbane govt jobs
 
[QUOTE][SIZE=1]Originally posted by Hills:
Sean,

brisbane.qld.gov.au
is the home page of the Brisbane City Council, and it has a link there
straight to employment within the council, and also vacancies online.

That should answer all your questions :)
LJ



Cheers Hills and everybody else.

Tried that website but couldn't see anything about annual holidays or hours per week worked.

Chris I take it u have worked for Oz public service?

How long have u been in Brisbane for and where abouts?

Chris Oct 18th 2002 9:33 am

Re: Qld/Brisbane govt jobs
 
"hevsean" wrote in message
news:446811.1034875021@britishexpats-
.com
...
    > >
    > > Chris I take it u have worked for Oz public service?
    > >
    > > How long have u been in Brisbane for and where abouts?

Yes I have. I was born in Brisbane and am up here again, but I have spent
most of my life on the Gold Coast.

Chris

Chris Oct 19th 2002 5:57 am

Re: Qld/Brisbane govt jobs
 
"Hills" wrote in message
news:[email protected]
tchat.net.au
...
    > well, a safe guess would be 4 weeks annual leave, and a 37-38hr week,
    > probably flexi-hours, depending on type of work/department etc.

hehe How did you guess? :)

Chris

    > That's about the standard minimum working conditions.
    > LJ


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