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Offline Retropin

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Places I visit
« on: March 05, 2014, 11:31:41 PM »
Get out of here..!!

In Australia he'd still be writing up the Safe Work Method Statement.

I agree.. where else could that happen?


In the real world this would not happen.
China...pffft...wolf in a sheeps clothing!
Nothing they say or do can be trusted.
Prepare.....

No mate.. in the "real world" this would not happen because we have lost the desire to get stuck in and get the job done.. we cant move without filling out the statutory red tape first.. it was called " job creation" when implemented. In the "real world" it has restricted us in our ability to manufacture and made most things too expensive to manufacture in Australia.. ask Ford.. Holden..Toyota etc. All are leaving, not because making cars is too expensive, but because making cars HERE is too expensive. I love people who get stuck in.. get things done with no fuss, put themselves out because they are keen to do so and in doing so secure themselves a job. That's how I was taught to work.. its how I try to work now and more and more OH&S are pulling me up asking for a Safe Work Method Statement.. not because im working "unsafe" but because its a level of implemented red tape that now restricts my manufacturing time.. if I don't actually make stuff I go broke.. simple.
Ive been to China and was amazed at just how free enterprise was.. anyone and I mean anyone can buy goods from a factory and try their luck selling them to make some more money.. to buy more goods to sell and so on and so on. Its how people get off benefits.. its how free trade starts and its how incentives are created. You cant do that here as you need a licence.. insurance.. etc etc etc.
China is " the real world" my friend.. its us who have let it slip by