Ziege wrote:Mate I have an Adv-Dip in WHS, if someone is forcing an employee to do dangerous things there are more than a few avenues for reporting anonymously and also if that employee is smart they will get/keep evidence of it as signs of contributory negligence and they will sue and profit greatly. There are more than a few paths to deal with offenders in Occupational Safety and Health issues. And more litigation lawyers would happily take up the cause on a commission basis.
Blr243 wrote:Tassie , when u searched pay on fruit picking farms as 150 bucks does that mean you work for a week, and they house and feed you and give you 150 at the end of it?
Blr243 wrote:Tassie , when u searched pay on fruit picking farms as 150 bucks does that mean you work for a week, and they house and feed you and give you 150 at the end of it?
Blr243 wrote:I think the worst job in the world would have to be installing ceiling batts in summer
womble wrote:The world dose’nt owe you a living.
There is no they to help you. They to upskill you. They to find you interviews. They to market you. They to organise your life.
There is no entitlement owing to you.
The economy is global. That’s a fact. Deal with it.
Your fantasy of an employer who’s life revolves around you princess is’nt real.
It dose’nt exist.
Should you find work. Your boss is smarter than you. Your boss does work harder than you to keep a roof over your head and food in your mouth.
You’re not hungry.
marksman wrote:as a young bloke waiting to go off to the shearing sheds around Bouke l picked grapes for 2 months,
or should l say l picked grapes for 2 days then drove a tractor for the rest of my time, what BWC is saying is true about it being very hard work for very little gain, l heard all the stories about it being a wild time but really that's is just stories for the ignorant
the worst after it ended was that these people had to go somewhere with very little saved, $150 a week will not pay the rent somewhere while you are away
these are some of the things not thought about by the let them eat cake crowd, l think its a great idea for the young who have finished with school and want an adventure that still live with mom and dad but so would nasho
the biggest change l see is that Australia does not have the work it used to and there are too many sweethearts in the city that think they have all the answers
when l was a teenager you could have a job in the morning quit at lunch and have another job before evening,
work is work and the new kids on the block think that education is the go so they just become professional uni students that could not work in a fit but know everything about fixing the world starting with climate change, socialism, feminism, co-parenting and dont forget BLM
l really dont like the idea of calling Aussies lazy because they will not uproot there lives and go work for farmers when the locals will not do it
the same is said that aussies will not work in aged care but that's just a lie, the facilities get the international workers because they are subsidised by the government and there arses are owned by the company for 5 years or they will not get their permanent residency visa so they can bring in the rest of the family. why would you pay more for local people who will pull the company up on bad procedures and cost more
l would not expect my young kids to go pick fruit for an adventure but would support them if they wanted to
lets face it the only person making a living from it is the farmer
BangWhizzClack wrote:marksman wrote:as a young bloke waiting to go off to the shearing sheds around Bouke l picked grapes for 2 months,
or should l say l picked grapes for 2 days then drove a tractor for the rest of my time, what BWC is saying is true about it being very hard work for very little gain, l heard all the stories about it being a wild time but really that's is just stories for the ignorant
the worst after it ended was that these people had to go somewhere with very little saved, $150 a week will not pay the rent somewhere while you are away
these are some of the things not thought about by the let them eat cake crowd, l think its a great idea for the young who have finished with school and want an adventure that still live with mom and dad but so would nasho
the biggest change l see is that Australia does not have the work it used to and there are too many sweethearts in the city that think they have all the answers
when l was a teenager you could have a job in the morning quit at lunch and have another job before evening,
work is work and the new kids on the block think that education is the go so they just become professional uni students that could not work in a fit but know everything about fixing the world starting with climate change, socialism, feminism, co-parenting and dont forget BLM
l really dont like the idea of calling Aussies lazy because they will not uproot there lives and go work for farmers when the locals will not do it
the same is said that aussies will not work in aged care but that's just a lie, the facilities get the international workers because they are subsidised by the government and there arses are owned by the company for 5 years or they will not get their permanent residency visa so they can bring in the rest of the family. why would you pay more for local people who will pull the company up on bad procedures and cost more
l would not expect my young kids to go pick fruit for an adventure but would support them if they wanted to
lets face it the only person making a living from it is the farmer
Well said good sir!
Oldbloke wrote:Ziege wrote:
Mate I have an Adv-Dip in WHS, if someone is forcing an employee to do dangerous things there are more than a few avenues for reporting anonymously and also if that employee is smart they will get/keep evidence of it as signs of contributory negligence and they will sue and profit greatly. There are more than a few paths to deal with offenders in Occupational Safety and Health issues. And more litigation lawyers would happily take up the cause on a commission basis.[/quote]
Great advice
Call worksafe......if the employer even gas a sniff,,,you get the sack.
Sooo... continue to operate plant with SFA guarding,,,loose an arm. Compo won't get your arm back or help. In some states the state government only pays in regular payment so you loose the job search to boot.
Very few farms have the faintest clue about AS/NZS 4024.1201:2014: Safety of machinery – General principles .
Even on this forum, some time back everyone was against add in ROPs to quad bikes.
The reality is that form workers are one of the most at risk industries.
BTW, talk of lawyers is reactive, not proactive.
My advice,,,,be very careful working for a farmer.
BangWhizzClack wrote:Ziege wrote:Mate I have an Adv-Dip in WHS, if someone is forcing an employee to do dangerous things there are more than a few avenues for reporting anonymously and also if that employee is smart they will get/keep evidence of it as signs of contributory negligence and they will sue and profit greatly. There are more than a few paths to deal with offenders in Occupational Safety and Health issues. And more litigation lawyers would happily take up the cause on a commission basis.
I'd be careful in that field bud, pays well but can cost you a lot too if an incident happens. You'll be the first companies point the fingers at.
Sure there are the "only pay if you win" lawyers, but if that worked, and the WH&S and Fair Work laws worked, we wouldn't have exploitation.
As far the entitled welfare people. Sure, I've met a few, typically single mothers, abo's and potheads. I'm positive they make up a big chunk of the people. There are whole communities who haven't worked in generations (not just abo's), they don't know any different, hell I was just thinking about the other day what my first resumé looked like I had Work Experience: NA (was not totally true, but nothing legitimate or worth mentioning, just the odd labouring job with my father or volunteering doing clean ups) Education: NA (what do you put when you're in grade 8? Hobbies: Music and Video Games (Family was too broke to afford hobbies and I wasn't allowed out of the house unless I was going for a run or going to church s**t). And to top it off... my photo was of me on a dance floor with a Hawaiian shirt on, with those Hawaiian necklaces and long gelled up hair. I wasn't even looking at the camera My father or step mother had never written a resumé, and I didn't think to ask folks at church. It was f***ing rough man hahaha, some people stay like that their whole lives.
I've been working on and off as I moved around a lot, but I have a decent bit of experience and several quals. Been homeless due to pure naivety (flew to New Zealand to start afresh with $250 to start a new life, that lasted 3 hours as I set myself up with a phone, sim, credit, a few days worth of accomodation and little bit if food), that was rough.
I've paid my taxes though, so I do think I am entitled to get some back when the economy s**ts itself and I'm without assets/work due to people's stupidity and government corruption and bulls**t. I'd also go as far as to say that those sending their money and manufacturing overseas have caused a lot of unemployment for lower-class individuals, so, that comes at a cost which is unemployed/unemployable bogans.
But fret not, know that your tax money that goes to the unemployed goes to keeping other people employed, other people's mortgages being paid off, and "job providers" make a killing out of falsifying documents and doing sweet fa to help the unemployed. When I was unemployed, as I currently am now. They never found me an interview, helped me upskill, and find ways to make me more marketable (which is their job, not just a millennial whinging wanting s**t handed to me). They are basically a computer lab that gets a tonne of money from the gov. Unfortunately, many of them I don't believe have to pay taxes due to being religiously affiliated, and some of them or foreignly owned.
BTW, where is that 1,500 a week job and what is it?
Blr243 wrote:It’s gong to be 40 degrees tomorrow here in northern nsw. I hope my air con does not pack it it. ..too hot to be picking fruit
Oldbloke wrote:Yep, pretty right.
And to all those calling the unemployed dole bludgers think again. If you are working and you need sick leave would you take it?
The answer is yes if you are sick, & this is a simple/basic legislative entitlement.
Well guess what, so is the dole payment a very basic legislative entitlement and the legislation is passed by the legislators, not you or me or the farmers or any of the employers. The elected legislators
Sooo, if someone is not working but is searching I have never had a problem with them getting ALL the assistance they are entitled to.
I'm sure the farmers and big companies are ALL claiming any thing they can get from the various governments including tax concessions.
I remember this very well. And nothing in business has changed. Last 25 seconds of K Packer video
https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal ... mgfaq.html
PS. People who go around calling unemployed dole bludgers have been coned. Who by, the privately owned media. Yep, they are big business who are, guess what? Claiming all the tax concessions they can get or hiring kids at low wages and with government assistance.
Ziege wrote:under WA law the buck stops with the employer, so OHS officer cant be in the firing line as the only person vulnerable at the end of the day is the employer themselves.
Ziege wrote:your 0.0013 cents adds up to 26% of the GDP once you factor in all the other 0.0013'ers
None of my work comes from anyone who is on welfare, so as far as that money going back into the economy I dont see a red cent of it.
However I can tell you who does, Mr Michaels who is our local Drug dealer and methspert. guarantee you at least 80%+ of the dole recipients in this town visit his house for gear, and weed and whatever else. and every other small town has the same facsimile of people.
Ziege wrote:Blr243 wrote:It’s gong to be 40 degrees tomorrow here in northern nsw. I hope my air con does not pack it it. ..too hot to be picking fruit
40* is that all? Ive roofed in over 50* for more than a week straight, and I've been stuck in the sun in full welding getup in that sun too on concrete slabs. Picking fruit would be a holiday.
BangWhizzClack wrote:Ziege wrote:your 0.0013 cents adds up to 26% of the GDP once you factor in all the other 0.0013'ers
None of my work comes from anyone who is on welfare, so as far as that money going back into the economy I dont see a red cent of it.
However I can tell you who does, Mr Michaels who is our local Drug dealer and methspert. guarantee you at least 80%+ of the dole recipients in this town visit his house for gear, and weed and whatever else. and every other small town has the same facsimile of people.
Well hey, he's got to spend that money on common and luxury goods anyway haha it's not going overseas directly.
What is your job position? WHS supervisor?
TassieTiger wrote:I’m not to proud to say that I tried roofing in summer and couldn’t hack it - I was going to fall snd I knew it...
Thing is for me - attitude to a job is everything...even fruit picking with a few good ppl can be a lot of fun...I’ve never been hit in the head by so many farken grapes in my life.
It’s very easy to slip into a position of “entitlement” and be grumpy at the world, but that again is attitude...would I personally go fruit picking myself, today ? If I was trying to buy something I really wanted, if I was losing my roof, if I needed money for insert (urgent need) - then I’d do what ever work I could to step forward...if I hated the job, I’d look for another job whilst I remained at that job to keep moving forward...as someone else above said - the fact that many don’t have same/ similar work ethic is what gives others an edge...as someone who now employs ppl in various - I look for a positive, fun, attitude above almost everything else...
Ziege wrote:BangWhizzClack wrote:Ziege wrote:your 0.0013 cents adds up to 26% of the GDP once you factor in all the other 0.0013'ers
None of my work comes from anyone who is on welfare, so as far as that money going back into the economy I dont see a red cent of it.
However I can tell you who does, Mr Michaels who is our local Drug dealer and methspert. guarantee you at least 80%+ of the dole recipients in this town visit his house for gear, and weed and whatever else. and every other small town has the same facsimile of people.
Well hey, he's got to spend that money on common and luxury goods anyway haha it's not going overseas directly.
What is your job position? WHS supervisor?
No not presently, I used to be HSE for my mates company.
I did the study, like most of my study, when contracting In the Pilbara. I managed to do a WHS Adv Dip, Counselling Dip, Frontline Management Dip, Project Management Dip. all when I got home to the Donga each arvo/evening.
When I finished up there I took a job with my mates company (wasn't friends with him at this stage) and Completed my Welding Certs and Bolstered the Adv Dip I have in Mechanical Engineering (drafting), all this time I had a wife/kids, music career on the side, as well as tinkering with expensive ass cars.
people with little or no quals in Australia are wilfully unqualified.
Ziege wrote:I personally couldn't work in an office job or retail job again for any extended period of time, I would if I had to, but definitely not my first choice, all I can picture is retarded mums returning to work and expecting to run the place, feminists being triggered, vegans preaching, transgender fairies everywhere making a scene, poofs and lezzos making the same scene, customers and affiliates of that variety too, echo chambers for left wing softcocks, bleeding heart morons, etc etc etc etc etc, all the kind that get told to f*** off on a trades dominated site.
BangWhizzClack wrote:TassieTiger wrote:I’m not to proud to say that I tried roofing in summer and couldn’t hack it - I was going to fall snd I knew it...
Thing is for me - attitude to a job is everything...even fruit picking with a few good ppl can be a lot of fun...I’ve never been hit in the head by so many farken grapes in my life.
It’s very easy to slip into a position of “entitlement” and be grumpy at the world, but that again is attitude...would I personally go fruit picking myself, today ? If I was trying to buy something I really wanted, if I was losing my roof, if I needed money for insert (urgent need) - then I’d do what ever work I could to step forward...if I hated the job, I’d look for another job whilst I remained at that job to keep moving forward...as someone else above said - the fact that many don’t have same/ similar work ethic is what gives others an edge...as someone who now employs ppl in various - I look for a positive, fun, attitude above almost everything else...
I can tell you now, I would not be your first pick
I joke around and make people laugh while working hard, and I have great customer service skills, but I am not positive in the least. Can I make your business money? Probably, but life sucks haha. I hate when people are after "smiley, bubbly superstars! That are super motivated"... Mate, I work hard, I try to please the customers while still making the business money, but I'm not hopped up on fairy dust, and I'm not going out of my way to be a corporate shrill. I make mistakes, I get angry, I swear and maybe throw my pen down. I don't let it out in front of customers. It's one of the reasons I hate working with women. I'm a "big scary guy" and when I get angry it intimidates the wahmen so they go tell HR and then I get pulled into the office. Farkoff with that. I don't dob on you if you have a little tissy, I expect the same courtesy.