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PING: Job seekers
Have you considered Australia?
According to the latest news, our unemployment rate is the lowest its been since 1973 and we are suffering from an acute skills shortage which goes all the way up the management tree - we are even short of executives. I know many of you can barely afford the rent, let alone packing up and moving here, but depending on what your skills actually are, there may well be jobs that will subsidise or even cover your relocation costs. I would imagine that the cost of living is probably equivalent or cheaper here than many of the places in the USA, especially if you find work outside Sydney or Melbourne. Your masters can also come into Australia after vet checks and a period in quarantine. www.seek.com.au www.careerone.com.au www.monster.com.au www.mycareer.com.au www.jobsearch.gov.au http://employment.byron.com.au/agencies/ (list of recruitment agencies by state) Hope that helps in some small way, Yowie |
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Yowie wrote:
Have you considered Australia? According to the latest news, our unemployment rate is the lowest its been since 1973 and we are suffering from an acute skills shortage which goes all the way up the management tree - we are even short of executives. I know many of you can barely afford the rent, let alone packing up and moving here, but depending on what your skills actually are, there may well be jobs that will subsidise or even cover your relocation costs. I would imagine that the cost of living is probably equivalent or cheaper here than many of the places in the USA, especially if you find work outside Sydney or Melbourne. Your masters can also come into Australia after vet checks and a period in quarantine. www.seek.com.au www.careerone.com.au www.monster.com.au www.mycareer.com.au www.jobsearch.gov.au http://employment.byron.com.au/agencies/ (list of recruitment agencies by state) Hope that helps in some small way, Yowie New Zealand unemployment is at its lowest ever too. Sorry I don't have any sites to give but I'm sure a search would unearth a few. We are suffering from acute skills shortage as well. We are clean, green and also a nice place for your masters to live. Bev -- Cats aren't clean, they're just covered with cat spit. |
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On 2005-01-13, Bev penned:
New Zealand unemployment is at its lowest ever too. Sorry I don't have any sites to give but I'm sure a search would unearth a few. We are suffering from acute skills shortage as well. We are clean, green and also a nice place for your masters to live. Bev Hrmmmm. There's good mountain biking there, too, right? -- monique, roommate of Oscar the (female) grouch ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Eros was adopted! Eros has a home now! *cheer!* |
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New Zealand unemployment is at its lowest ever too. Sorry I don't have
any sites to give but I'm sure a search would unearth a few. We are suffering from acute skills shortage as well. We are clean, green and also a nice place for your masters to live. Bev Unfortunately (fortunately for New Zealanders) New Zealand's immigration policies are very stringent. I've long thought that I'd like to work in New Zealand, but it's very unlikely that I'll ever be able to get clearance to immigrate there. Dan |
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Yowie wrote:
Your masters can also come into Australia after vet checks and a period in quarantine. That would be enough reason to prevent me from going there... Do they have a quarantine in New Zealand? -- Victor M. Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam he Email me he |
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Yowie wrote:
Have you considered Australia? According to the latest news, our unemployment rate is the lowest its been since 1973 and we are suffering from an acute skills shortage which goes all the way up the management tree - we are even short of executives. I know many of you can barely afford the rent, let alone packing up and moving here, but depending on what your skills actually are, there may well be jobs that will subsidise or even cover your relocation costs. I would imagine that the cost of living is probably equivalent or cheaper here than many of the places in the USA, especially if you find work outside Sydney or Melbourne. Your masters can also come into Australia after vet checks and a period in quarantine. www.seek.com.au www.careerone.com.au www.monster.com.au www.mycareer.com.au www.jobsearch.gov.au http://employment.byron.com.au/agencies/ (list of recruitment agencies by state) Hope that helps in some small way, Yowie You don't know how much I wish I could! John and I were speculating where we'd like to live (no, it's not Florida). He can paint anywhere And I've always wanted to live in a place where parrots fly around to backyard feeders Jill |
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Yowie, it is entirely unfair to post this in mid-January when the Northern
Hemisphere is in the midst of glum to freezing cold weather etc. (I'd consider Australia right now and I don't need a job. We are in the middle of the either fog or rain season.) I swear the only thing stopping me is the length of the flight. Jo "Yowie" wrote in message ... Have you considered Australia? According to the latest news, our unemployment rate is the lowest its been since 1973 and we are suffering from an acute skills shortage which goes all the way up the management tree - we are even short of executives. I know many of you can barely afford the rent, let alone packing up and moving here, but depending on what your skills actually are, there may well be jobs that will subsidise or even cover your relocation costs. I would imagine that the cost of living is probably equivalent or cheaper here than many of the places in the USA, especially if you find work outside Sydney or Melbourne. Your masters can also come into Australia after vet checks and a period in quarantine. www.seek.com.au www.careerone.com.au www.monster.com.au www.mycareer.com.au www.jobsearch.gov.au http://employment.byron.com.au/agencies/ (list of recruitment agencies by state) Hope that helps in some small way, Yowie |
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"Victor Martinez" wrote in message
... Yowie wrote: Your masters can also come into Australia after vet checks and a period in quarantine. That would be enough reason to prevent me from going there... Do they have a quarantine in New Zealand? I'd imagine so. Both NZ and Oz are rabies free - and lots of other diseases free because of our geographic isolation from the rest of the world. Yowie |
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"Victor Martinez" wrote in message
That would be enough reason to prevent me from going there... Do they have a quarantine in New Zealand? Providing you did all the paperwork 6 months in advance, Australia is signatory to the Pet Passport scheme. They'd be able to fly in with passports. HRFL Tiger is an expert - he's happy to advise! Helen M -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG |
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My son is working in NZ on a 2 year contract, he is in IT customer
support. He is a keen mountain biker and has joined a club in Wellington . It is very hilly there. Marie in OZ "Monique Y. Mudama" wrote in message ... On 2005-01-13, Bev penned: New Zealand unemployment is at its lowest ever too. Sorry I don't have any sites to give but I'm sure a search would unearth a few. We are suffering from acute skills shortage as well. We are clean, green and also a nice place for your masters to live. Bev Hrmmmm. There's good mountain biking there, too, right? -- monique, roommate of Oscar the (female) grouch ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Eros was adopted! Eros has a home now! *cheer!* |
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