View Full Version : 20 year "service award" , coming up.....:)
Disco_owner
9th January 2010, 02:33 PM
many of you would know that I have been Employed with my current employer for a while and I can tell you it feels good knowing that I have a secure Job.:eek:
I was having a Conversation with a colleague at work who happended to have started working with the company on the same day ie . 2nd of Feb 1990.
Apparently there are 5 of us with 20 years service award coming up in Feb.:eek:
Anyhow I thought I share that with you Lot.:D
numpty
9th January 2010, 03:03 PM
Well done. I'm into my 23rd year with Airservices this year. We have quite a few blokes with 30 + years and 1 with 40 years.
Sleepy
9th January 2010, 03:16 PM
20 years, well done. Do you get Long Service leave??
scarry
9th January 2010, 03:27 PM
You have done well,this sort of thing is getting less & less these days:(
One of the guys in a Govt. dept we do some work for clocks up 50yrs later this month.
As for the long service .....comes up every 10yrs in most occupations,but was every 15 yrs before i think the year 2000,when the rules were changed.So if you have some due before 2000,there is a formular to use to calculate the yrs of service before long service is due.
Disco_owner
9th January 2010, 04:06 PM
Well done. I'm into my 23rd year with Airservices this year. We have quite a few blokes with 30 + years and 1 with 40 years.
well done , you must be pleased with that:cool: our department does some work for airservices .I liase with some of your service techs for asssurance and other things.
we also have a 45+ year service award coming up in our department the same time next month.
20 years, well done. Do you get Long Service leave??
Yeah , I picked up 3 months of LSL when I reached my 10 years of service and from there on for every year of service I've accrued 2 weeks.:eek:
You have done well,this sort of thing is getting less & less these days:(
One of the guys in a Govt. dept we do some work for clocks up 50yrs later this month.
As for the long service .....comes up every 10yrs in most occupations,but was every 15 yrs before i think the year 2000,when the rules were changed.So if you have some due before 2000,there is a formular to use to calculate the yrs of service before long service is due.
Not sure about the rule change Scarry , I was told when I started I would recieve 3 months when I hit 10 years of service , but in any case since I started I've only taken one month off:eek:
MickS
9th January 2010, 04:09 PM
Well done Kos...as previously said, that is a rarity these days....
CraigE
9th January 2010, 04:10 PM
Would have had 20 years up next year if I had not been made redundant. It is nice to have a secure job and well done, but it can also be shattered in a moment when a company takes a different direction.
Enough of that and again well done, hope they make you feel appreciated.
MickS
9th January 2010, 04:18 PM
but it can also be shattered in a moment when a company takes a different direction.
Yep, a quarter of a century and nothing but a head full of bad memories and a watch ...
Disco_owner
9th January 2010, 04:25 PM
When I first started my Employement , I would have never thought that I'd actually be employed in the same company for as long as I have been. :eek:
I had just completed my high school certificate and started a TAFE electronic diploma course the following year , a Job opportunity arose and I grabbed it with both hands.:cool:
During my traineeship period ,I continued my studies @ TAFE , attended classes for 4 years @ Nights to complete my Diploma course and it all finally eventuated :cool:.
I was a qualified technical officer . I can Tell you this does a lot of good for a young bloke's self esteem , straight out of school and not knowing much about life in general.
The ho har's
9th January 2010, 06:19 PM
Well done Kos:D
Harry works for a family company with 3 brothers owning it....he has worked for 1 brother since he was 16....and has been with the 3 brothers company 25years ( so 34yrs with 1 brother) it is just like a family really:D
Mrs ho har:angel:
feral
9th January 2010, 07:21 PM
When I first started my Employement , I would have never thought that I'd actually be employed in the same company for as long as I have been. :eek:
Same here.
At our Christmas breakup the Chairman of the company informed me that there will be a celebration of the 30 years I have been with them. Started my apprenticeship there and have continued on.
I have seen many changes in the printing industry since that first day. Most likely one of the reasons why I have stayed for so long.
dobbo
9th January 2010, 07:38 PM
I just clocked up 10yrs 2 months ago in my job. It has flown by, always does when your having fun.
Larry
9th January 2010, 09:31 PM
...many of you would know that I have been Employed with my current employer for a while and I can tell you it feels good knowing that I have a secure Job.:eek:
I was with the same company as you for 24 years before getting the golden handshake:banana:, not wanting to rain on your parade, but don't get toooooo comfortable, although it's not quite so bad now it's Sol less.:angel:
scarry
9th January 2010, 10:01 PM
Been self employed for almost 20 yrs,so does that mean 20yrs at the one place?
Thats a record for me.
Golden handshake from who?:confused:
Myself?
RobHay
9th January 2010, 10:24 PM
Well done. I'm into my 23rd year with Airservices this year. We have quite a few blokes with 30 + years and 1 with 40 years.
Good onya!........The same for the mob I work for....The Feral Containment Unit....heaps of blokes with 30 plus years of service:nazilock:
Disco_owner
10th January 2010, 08:30 AM
Same here.
At our Christmas breakup the Chairman of the company informed me that there will be a celebration of the 30 years I have been with them. Started my apprenticeship there and have continued on.
I have seen many changes in the printing industry since that first day. Most likely one of the reasons why I have stayed for so long.
I reckon 30 years of service is another Milestone , well done , I'm only assuming that you'd be staying there till retirement.:D
I just clocked up 10yrs 2 months ago in my job. It has flown by, always does when your having fun.
that's right Matt , time flies when you enjoy working for the same Mob , a "Golden Handshake" would be very nice at 25 yrs.:angel:
I was with the same company as you for 24 years before getting the golden handshake:banana:, not wanting to rain on your parade, but don't get toooooo comfortable, although it's not quite so bad now it's Sol less.:angel:
Trying not to get too comfortable there Mark, that's why I have started getting skilled in another Trade just incase , I always have a Plan B or C up my sleeve.:angel::D
abaddonxi
10th January 2010, 11:00 AM
Congratulations Khos.
Guess the longest in anything like that I've had is being a uni student, which I think is now up to six years in a row.
My dad started as a lecturer at Sydney uni in 1963. He retired about ten years ago, although you wouldn't know the difference, he still shares an office at the uni and goes in to work most days. This impresses me no end, he literally loves it so much he does it even if he doesn't get paid. Lucky bugger.
CraigE
10th January 2010, 11:52 AM
Been self employed for almost 20 yrs,so does that mean 20yrs at the one place?
Thats a record for me.
Golden handshake from who?:confused:
Myself?
Paul,
You actually should reward yourself. You are no different, just you have to arrange it and accommodate it. Go on reward yourself with a night out and a pressie.
Got my 15yr at Ravy finally, even though it was actually closer to 18 years. Really nice silver service dinner and a $750 gift card. Shame I did not make the 20 for the $1000 gift card.
Bigbjorn
10th January 2010, 03:12 PM
Good luck to you, Disco_Owner. There was not one of my private sector employers I would have felt like staying with for long service. The only reason I stayed in the public service for 8 years was 12% unemployment and I was over 50.
Most of the long serving staff at a couple of places were people who would not leave because they well knew they would never find another job, or another job where they did so little.
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