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    #31
    Originally posted by Mordac
    No, it's because they are cheaper. Now, 2 pints of Stella please barman, and make it quick.


    An Aussie eh? Bred for Barwork! It's Iiiiiinstinct! Iiiiiiiinstinct!
    "Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.

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      #32
      That's because their ancestors traditionally spent a lot of time behind bars.
      Guy Fawkes - "The last man to enter Parliament with honourable intentions."

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        #33
        Family?

        Originally posted by Phoenix
        Who is this guy?
        I feel sorry for his family

        I think you'll find it's called a troop.
        Why not?

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          #34
          G'Day cobber:

          Why was Jesus Christ not born in Australia?

          They couldn't find 3 wise men and a virgin!

          Now go and trace your anchestors back to the criminals they were, as they probably jumped off the fecking boat.

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            #35
            Originally posted by OzzieExpat
            Well now this is just a suggestion, but isn't it time you all realised that you are in fact a bunch of temp employees. With IR35 & subsequent rulings why would anyone go contracting ? The regime treats you as a temp employee, contracting rates are lousy. Have they gone up in the last ten years ? You never get promoted and have no career. You are stuck being a techie - which is really looked down on these days. Agents are always trying to screw your rate down.
            Is it time to admit that contracting isnt worth it ? Here's a suggestion. Leave the country. Mr GB has shagged you sensless. Get out while you still have a few quid in your pocket !
            lol I see another retard has escaped.

            Ozzie : You have two choices 1. A permy job earning £60k a year and permy hassle or 2. A contract grossing you £175k a year and no permy hassle.

            I went contracting as in my last permy role I used to be able to access all HR data, salaries, bonuses etc. You get more shafted as a permy than a contractor, difference is as a permy you dont see it and cant do anything about it. As a contractor you see it and can do something about it.

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              #36
              Originally posted by OzzieExpat
              Ozzies can take UK jobs for one reason, they are better. Now what was it you were saying about market forces ?
              No its because they are cheaper, its a well known fact that agents always quote the rate 25% lower to a Auzzies, didnt you know that ? When I recruit I always do that, thought it was normal practice.

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                #37
                Yeah, and how did the Ozzies do at the cricket then ? Snigger !

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                  #38
                  Lost

                  Originally posted by OzzieExpat
                  Yeah, and how did the Ozzies do at the cricket then ? Snigger !
                  errr they lost the Ashes
                  whats the lowest you can do this for?

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                    #39
                    Lets do some maths

                    £40 quid an hr may sound fancy.

                    Take out NI and its about 31


                    Take out TAx and its about £19 take home.


                    Plus the hassle of UK contracting. Not exactly paradise is it ?

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                      #40
                      By the way, I think - barring sheer luck our ashes form is a bit better.

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