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TSOM
post May 5 2013, 01:46 AM

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QUOTE(robertchoo @ May 3 2013, 06:01 PM)
I mind paying ~30% tax while seeing Australians lining up at centrelink for their unemployment benefits but with no real intention to get a job. ie. living off unemployment benefits (paid by my taxes)
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QUOTE(Nemesis1980 @ May 4 2013, 11:57 PM)
I see your point. Most people don't wanna pay high tax, including me either.
Yeah, i just went to register medicare and centrelink and do saw so many people lining up almost everyday.
However, just that maybe restrict a bit on the unemployment but increase the higher chance of getting a job.
I know ah moh is quite laid back but does this affect their productivity?
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Taxes are more than just unemployment benefits ... you need to check what proportion of it goes to unemployment benefits.. I think a huge portion goes to health care and childcare...

Unemployment benefits are inevitable. Yes, there are ppl who exploit them, but there are also ppl who are genuinely couldn't find a job. Unemployment benefit is better to exist than not ... if these ppl don't get what they need for bare survival, they will rob. It will just create more social problems!! So it's either, unemployed + less crime; or unemployed + more crime. Take your pick.

Also, unemployment benefits protect you too when you're fired.. think of it as your own job insurance..

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post May 7 2013, 06:58 PM

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QUOTE(empire23 @ May 7 2013, 12:04 PM)
Common misconception.

No, if you own property and your savings are above a certain amount you get 0 from Centrelink. This is called "means testing"

Thus if you have a mortgage and a car to pay off and lose your job. You're on your own bucko. That's why I still fork out nearly a thousand a year on unemployment, redundancy, injury and disability insurance.
Usually it depends on what visa you come in with in the first place. You can get a PR upon arrival if you've been granted a permanent visa offshore.

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That sounds alright ... If you own IKEA and unemployment, the government can't be giving you unemployment benefits right??? icon_idea.gif icon_idea.gif icon_idea.gif


have to start checking my country liao and see what's the limit .... sad.gif sad.gif

Then start voting and change your government (AUS version) .... tongue.gif

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post May 7 2013, 09:26 PM

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For a PR-holder, how many days per year does he have be in Australia in order to qualify for a citizenship??
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post May 10 2013, 12:09 AM

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QUOTE(Nemesis1980 @ May 9 2013, 05:52 PM)
I have to re-phrase my sentence. I got PR recently only, means that i have yet secure any job in Oz besides Malaysia.
In 2 months time, i'll be heading perth for job hunting. Did some research and saw quite a number of jobs in my profession. Now, the question is do they recognize my experience here in Malaysia?
The feedback given to me so far is that they don't really recognize besides Ozzie experience. So this should answer your overall question.
I think you're still young and still can continue job hunting in Oz. If not, might end up like me with 10 years experience not recognise by Oz company eventhough i'm graduate and working the same profession.
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Australian system is so different from the rest of the world...
Normally you need to be in a country for a few years before applying to for a PR...
Other countries will only issue you a work permit if you've never lived in the country..

How do you qualify for a PR?? Where do you score??
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post May 10 2013, 08:49 AM

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QUOTE(Nemesis1980 @ May 10 2013, 08:13 AM)
I applied offshore, subclass 175 just before skillselect. I graduated from sydney but the main score is from work experience which i score 15points.
I just try luck if it hit a jackpot and yes we had it.
I just feel worried by now coz job hunting is the main concern to any new immigrants. Startup with shitty jobs 1st, other hand looking on your job profession.
But the main reason is the children education. I don't mind to work shitty jobs but just that children education is much more important.
My main question is since Ozzie job is so hard to get, how come the government still listing short skill? To earn immigrants money? sad.gif
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then why don't you start your own company, like opening a malaysian restaurant?? icon_idea.gif icon_idea.gif

 

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