looks like im affected..

**5teve** · 3rd February 2009, 07:46 AM

Originally Posted by LandyAndy

Sorry to hear that Steve.
As Craig says its really going to hit hard,lots of smaller companies and their workers will suffer.
All you can hope Steve is you find something,even if its different just to keep the wolves from the door till the worlds mess is sorted.
Last few jobs we have advertised we havent got any applicants.We have had a heap of resumes sent in the last few weeks asking for work,and we have no positions advertised or available at the moment.
Andrew

im thinking Bunnings Andy... would save me a fortune (and cost me one too!)

Originally Posted by p38arover

Sorry to hear that Steve.

Maybe I had better rethink my retirement which starts tomorrow week!

I'd do it today ron.. get out the rat race!

Looks like so many people here have been affected.. so sorry to hear about all of your woes too guys!

Steve

**agrojnr** · 3rd February 2009, 07:53 AM

Sorry to hear that steve but even in my industrie (laser cutting) we only have enough work for 1 day and it looks like I will have to start cutting jobs.

I hate being the boss sometimes

Adam

**Bigbjorn** · 3rd February 2009, 08:11 AM

Originally Posted by p38arover

Sorry to hear that Steve.

Maybe I had better rethink my retirement which starts tomorrow week!

You will never regret it. I left as soon as I thought I could afford to. I retired the day after I signed the cheque for the last lot of school fees for my youngest.

My advice to all. Retire as young as possible. You don't know what is ahead of you health-wise. I have seen too many friends and colleagues die or suffer ill-health before retiring or soon after retiring too late when they could have left years before and had some life.

**p38arover** · 3rd February 2009, 08:27 AM

If I'd retired a year ago when I turned 60, I'd have more money in my super than now - it would have had a fair bit more converted to cash.

**BMKal** · 3rd February 2009, 08:41 AM

Steve - pm sent.

**Chucaro** · 3rd February 2009, 09:06 AM

Originally Posted by p38arover

Sorry to hear that Steve.

Maybe I had better rethink my retirement which starts tomorrow week!

Mate we live only once and we do not have control for how long we are going to be here.
If you can survive on retirement, enjoy life to the maximun. I am 63 and many friends of my era did not make it or have a rotten health.

**5teve** · 3rd February 2009, 09:37 AM

Thanks BMK pm returned!

Looks like instead of going back to work then i should take everyones advice and retire young.. is 33 young enough? i should get a few years to enjoy myself then

doesnt matter i guess when you retire or what you do ... as long as you enjoy it! oh and get chance to enjoy it too

Thanks

Steve

**5teve** · 3rd February 2009, 09:40 AM

Originally Posted by agrojnr

Sorry to hear that steve but even in my industrie (laser cutting) we only have enough work for 1 day and it looks like I will have to start cutting jobs.

I hate being the boss sometimes

Adam

Sorry to hear that too adam.. i have some more work for you too.. but nothing that will keep you running for more than a few minutes! and nothing i want to put through yet until i know for definite that im going or staying here!

Yeah i can imagine that being the manager is crap.. our boss looked pretty down yesterday.. although he did say to me.. look on the bright side.. you can now finish the decking.. and strangely it was the first thing rach said too... anyone would think i was slow!

Thanks

Steve

**George130** · 3rd February 2009, 09:54 AM

Sorry to hear guys.
I have at least a year before I have to contemplate worrying.
By then my project will probably be extended due to what the replacement will cost.

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