The position you are looking for is Customer Service Representative. If you'd prefer to work on the enquiries desk (higher pay, more training) look for Customer Service Specialist.
Contrary to what lots of people have written, the pay is good for entry level customer service (~$22/hr) + you...
The police may be the dregs of society (just look at those egos on Police Academy on channel 10)
...but the judiciary is composed of our intellectually elite
Here's the thing... 90% of the time there is a violent assault/rape/robbery, the police description is "male of middle eastern appearance"
The lebanese seem to be the biggest group of middle eastern migrants so you guys get the blame
There's also the fact that a lot of lebanese people don't...
Why do people emphasise public healthcare so much?
Most of the money is spent on a few people who are continually sick, with a chain of recurring problems - i.e. a complete waste of money
Many people have never stepped foot in a hospital; I even felt guilty for leeching off the taxpayer when I...
Australia Post already operates at a profit
It has been corporitised, and is a net positive contributor to the Government.
Except if the Government is in a position to use the $7bn to generate greater future cashflows than it can from Australia Post (and this is an absurd proposition...
People don't inherently "deserve" free money - the Gov gives it to them for 2 reasons:
-An obligation to maintain a basic standard of living for all citizens
-In order to minimise crime
So rather people "need" to be given the basics - they have done nothing to earn or "deserve" this right...
Re: ANU vs UNSW vs USYD vs Melbourne vs Macquarie for finance/commerce?
Usyd Commerce is exactly what you heard - money grabbing:
-Extremely high student to teacher ratios
-Hardly any proper assignments (its mostly online multiple choice)
-Lots of shit lecturers
The benefit of this is that...
Get off your arse and go and get a job.
Australia has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the world... if you're smart enough to go to uni you can get a job with ease.
I'm working 2 separate jobs + full time study, no YA or RA - it's really not that had
You're looking at this the wrong way. It's much more likely that you'd be able to get experience doing accounting work for a small business... e.g. I worked in a cafe and after a couple of months started doing bookwork 1 day/week
Also, summer internship applications close in July!
I work at a 5* hotel... there are 2 awesome apprentices working in the main restaurant
They don't have to wash dishes ('kitchenhand' is a completely separate job) and they get heaps of hours (restaurant is open about 16hrs a day)
I'd also suggest not applying to Asian restaurants (unless you...