jim
Well-known member
work up in the north east is dire with some luck it will end soon and start to pick up i think the north east is the hardest hit for sure
i am from the north east there is no work up here. everything is down south . i totally agree with kev (even though he"s a makem lol.)as for vancouver boy you need to give your head a shake. show some support to your fellow scaffs. you are talking out your ar*e. your turn will come!!!
Hundreds of jobs have u read the job page, there maybe work down south but have u tried gettin on diown there. And do u really want be taken piss out off by some firm that wants pay u 70 or 80 a day, I'd rather drive a van an sit on my arse all day an get that. An so wa if u worked in canada I just got back from a year in new zealand but it don't make me an arrogant super scaff
Like i said to him he must be feeding two dogs and a goldfish , doesn't know what it takes to support a family . Some people just couldn't give a f*ck about any one else - if thats the case why come on a Scaffolding forum and pretend to be part of a community ? . . . - Maybe to Brag about the jobs he hasn't really been on . . . . . A-Hole if you ask me .
hiya mate,you got any emails addresses for these jobs cos im working in the uk n need a change. worked in holland yrs ago n loved it.
I can see both sides here, I would agree with VLB on the point that there is work out there as most the good reliable "spanner hands" I know locally are not having much trouble finding regular work and the work shy blaggers are struggling as firms are running leaner meaner operations .
On the other side there are genuine lads out there who have never know a recession or had travel too far from the door step to find work and are looking for a few pointers as they look for graft further afield rather than sit on their arse waiting for a bone
Sending off CVs leaving your details with office bods is IMO a total waste of time you need to speak to the man who does hiring and firing , decide which towns and cities are within a sensible daily travel and get on the street speak to your fellow scaffs or better still the waggon driver. See if you can get a mobile number for their supervisor. Getting past the office bods is half the battle
This approach has worked well for me in the past . Good Luck .