Answers you seek? Its all here folks...
http://onfourwheels.blogspot.com.au/...utomotive.html
Know well they ain't broke, would like to know how the workers are overpaid? I have worked in both public & private jobs for a thirty year period & never witnessed one excessively/overpaid metal worker! I found the non unionist people were paid exactly the same!
As Davo said it doesn't affect me so who gives a f**k exactly why these job losses will be eminent maybe not now but soon!!
We won't be spending far too much money subsidizing these companies, good money after bad though there will be a huge hit to Social Security system!!
That's how things used to be until Hawke/Keating changed the rules.
Why did they change the rules? Because our cars were uncompetitive on a world stage, and uncompetitive industries don't lead to having a productive workforce. Look how good our cars are now compared to other counties' cars.
When every local manufacturer shuts up shop you have to look at why. In this country, people simply get paid too much for us to compete in this area. Fortunately none of these companies are our biggest manufacturer. Also, the commercial media loves these stories. Do peoplel realise that over the past few years the IT industry in Australia has lost WAY more jobs that all our local car manufacturers combined? The Australian economy is changing, as it always has, and as individuals it is far better to look to the future and seek out and act on opportunity than mourn the ways things used to be.
Last edited by VYBerlinaV8; 13-02-2014 at 06:04 AM.
Some earn more! though very relative to the cost of living city to city. Other problem in our industry being overlooked is trained/qualified
people not working in there trade opting to work elsewhere, causing a shortage of quality workers.
i just call it as i see it
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