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placidfemme
8th March 2006, 17:23
Well for those of ya in the know who've been telling me for months to find a new job... well I have :)

Resigned from the old company last Wednesday and been working for the new company since last Wednesday... and I finally got the title I wanted too... "Manager" yay!

Anywho the final straw was not being paid for 5 weeks... and I'm not even going to see a cent of it :( Also found out now and helping with investigations against the old company about how they have being doing tax fraud (GST + PAYE). Also how they have used two other companies names to con clients into certain things leaving those two other companies hundreds of thousands in debt and they didn't even know about it until yesterday. And there is a shit load more dodgy stuff we are finding out everyday...

Looks like they are going to be doing a runner to Aussie to try to get away from it... bastards...

Anyway...

Advertising: Anyone looking for investments send me a PM I may be able to help you out ;)

erik
8th March 2006, 18:01
good to hear you've got a new job :niceone:

myvice
8th March 2006, 18:51
Good one!
Must be something going around, my wife has a new job and I now have a second one on the weekends...
Dunno when I get to ride now tho...
Sucks about the lost money, I know from experience how much that can hurt!
If they get sprung you can visit them in jail and gloat!
Investment advice? Ok, what should my next bike be caus I don’t have a clue!

MSTRS
8th March 2006, 19:06
So we will be seeing 'more' of you around these parts? Bout time too....it's been boring:whistle: :bs:

bugjuice
8th March 2006, 19:08
that's great news!! Shame about the old job, and loosing that pay, but onwards and upwards as they say! Hope the new job is awesome

what ad agency is it?

Deviant Esq
8th March 2006, 19:54
Congrats P/F, hope it's an improvement on the previous position. It sure sounds as though (from the limited info at my disposal) the old one was decidedly average, so as Buggy said, onwards and upwards!

Investment advice eh? Well, since I'd need money to invest, and since I'm tens of thousands in debt for all the wrong reasons, and am royally owned for at least another decade (and I don't even have a mortgage)... I don't think I'll be requiring investment advice sadly. I wouldn't say no if a lot of money just suddenly appeared somewhere for me, it would go a long way to solving my problems.

. . .

*Opens desk drawer hopefully. A revolver winks at Deviant Esq.*
Ah, so that's that solution eh?

:brick:

Shit, sorry for hijacking your post. Carry on...

crashe
8th March 2006, 20:11
Congratulations on the new job mate... well done...




And here they (the old company) were gonna send you over to Aussie to help set up a branch there... etc. You have to wonder what all that was about.. a very lucky escape....



You must be able to take them to some sort of court to claim your wages that are owed to you... You had to pay rent and other bills over the last 5 weeks.




PS: have you sorted out ya hot mail addy for me yet...
You have incoming mail tomorrow morning...

Colapop
9th March 2006, 10:03
Good shit PF. It's my turn now...

Beemer
9th March 2006, 17:06
I started a contract job at Massey last week and on the first day (Thursday) got introduced to their weekly custom - the cake bake-off! Each week someone different is nominated to bake a cake and everyone votes on the appearance, texture, taste and icing! Whoever bakes the one voted best at the end gets a prize.

I'm down for June 8. Last week it was a chocolate cheesecake, this week a chocolate cake with a yummy icing. Now that's MY kind of work place!

DemonWolf
9th March 2006, 17:35
Great to hear, congratulations... think you should try and get your backpay sorted before they go fully bellyup.

placidfemme
11th March 2006, 11:00
Thanks all

Yeah the new job is good... the old job is a gonner... involved right now with legal investigations against them for GST and PAYE fraud, also scamming clients into buying property they couldn't afford resulting in them loosing thier homes... and putting other companies names and logos in legal documents rendering them to debt of 100,000's without them even knowing...

Unfortunatley they are claiming bankrupcy (sp) and liquidation (sp) so I doubt I'll see any of my money... but I enjoyed sitting at my new bosses penthouse apartment on Wednesday night watching one of my old managers (who lives on the 4th floor in the same building as my new boss) and watching his BMW being repossed while he sat there swearing at the guys we were sitting on the penthouse deck drinking bourbons and coke laughing at him...

They will get thier dues... one way or the way... as they say... karma is a bitch

But anyway...

The investment thing is in regards to property investment and tax saving stratagies, for us to help you, you would need to be a working homeowner :)

Anyway... :)

John Banks
11th March 2006, 15:09
Well... 5 weeks of backpay... watching my boss having everything repossessed...
Tough call, tough call.

placidfemme
14th March 2006, 15:37
Well... 5 weeks of backpay... watching my boss having everything repossessed...
Tough call, tough call.

Well, I don't really get a choice... my case has been reported to the Labour Tribunal, along with about 25 other staff members with the same proble, and they have done sweet fuck all about it... Another bunch of ex-co-workers have reported my old company to Fair Go, but they havn't said they would be airing anything on TV about it.

They go by 4 different names when dealing with clients... and I'd love to warn you all about them but apparantly if I do that it is deflamation (sp) or something, because I am now working for a cmopany that does similar work... so I've been warned not to say anything bad about them...

*sits inbetween the rock and the hard place*

terbang
14th March 2006, 17:00
Enjoy yer new job..
Know the feeling. Flew for a bunch of crooks for a couple of years, was bonded on the type (50 grand). We were contracted to a very famous NZer and these crooks did some terrible acts that I can't discuss. Couldn't stand the direction it was headed so I saw my bond out and thankfully resigned. The day I resigned they served me with essentially a silencing order to stop me discussing the true reason for my departure (safety concerns) with the client who was naturally asking questions as to why his pilot was suddenly leaving.
There are busines's out there that only survive because they are just plain dodgey and the tragic thing is they are generally smart/arrogant enough to just keep their dodgey dealings out of the public attention.

What?
15th March 2006, 05:41
Looks like they are going to be doing a runner to Aussie to try to get away from it... bastards...
That will be even more entertainment for you; running to hide in Aussie from tax fraud charges - they may as well just walk into the crown prosecuter's office.

A real bugger losing 5 weeks pay, but at least (it seems) you can see a bit of humour in it all.

Fishy
15th March 2006, 07:27
Congrats on the new job! :niceone:

So does new job = new bike???

placidfemme
23rd March 2006, 19:17
Congrats on the new job! :niceone:

So does new job = new bike???

Unfortunatley no :(

Had to use the insurance money for some other issues, so right now I'm kinda back at square one...

Which really sucks, but right now I can't decide on what bike I want anyway...

Get a 250 and sell it in November, or wait until November and get a 600 sports bike... or skip the sports bikes and save for a cruiser (HD). My new boss rides a limited edition HD Screaming Eagle, been for a ride on it too... certainly changed my mind about HD's...

So I'm staying away from bike shops right now... lol