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Outside chance
G'day Everyone
Just a bit of an outside chance. Looks like my current job is coming to an end. The business partners are parting ways and closing up shop. I could have as little as two weeks work.
Today i have been asked to take a day off. Though on wages I am sure it is leave with out pay.
Does anyone happen to know of some work in Horsham. Happy to do anything but need a little more than a rock bottom base pay.
Regards
Dave TTC
Turning Wood Into Art
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Bugger, hope something turns up for you.
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Bummer, if you have the required licenses, try sub contracting with the bigger project builders
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Had my builders and supervisors but let them lapse by mistake
Dave TTC
Turning Wood Into Art
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How long since they lapsed? It would be easier to get your supervisors license again but the builders one would be harder. Average supervisors salary in project homes about $90k + car + phone + laptop
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About 2 yrs
Dave TTC
Turning Wood Into Art
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Inquire about getting your supervisors license again, its worth it, lots of jobs for hands on supervisors especially in extension work and restoration which you have an eye for
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Geez Dave, you've had a run of bad luck, hope something good comes up soon for you.
Kryn
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Yeah i was really liking this job too
Dave TTC
Turning Wood Into Art
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Try Tabma or HIA as I know with Tabma that you can look at what jobs are available. Good luck with finding a job.
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Have not heard of Tabma. Will google it now
Dave TTC
Turning Wood Into Art
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Bummer mate .
I hope something turns up very soon for you .
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Hi Dave
bummer.
can't suggest any work possibilities, sorry
but if the partners do call it quits, this may help to tide you over https://employment.gov.au/fair-entit...-guarantee-feg
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Thanks ian. Looking it up now. Not sure if i fit. Looks like liquidation and bankrupcy. They have just ceased trading so not sure if that applies but will keep reading.
Dave TTC
Turning Wood Into Art
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Dave
you should have some entitlement to some form of severance pay.
If the business can't pay then it's insolvent (can't pay its bills) so the safety net provisions should kick in for you.
Partnerships are tricky for the owners -- a principle called joint and several liability -- which might mean the owners have to liquidate the partnership to avoid any debts following them around like a bad smell.