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A Message From The Minister of Industry

Day 838, 13:42 • Published in Australia

• by Joey Development Scheme

Good Day My Fellow Australians,

Over the past few hours I have been going through the Government Funded Companies, GFCs for short, and purging the employee scrolls of newly recruited citizens. If you were one of the people fired, I send out my deepest apologies, but there was some tampering with the GFC's and many more job offers than were needed were sent out without proper authorization.

This had absolutely nothing to do with you being a poor worker or anything along those lines. So please do not feel discouraged or unwanted in Australia. There are plenty of job opportunities for everyone. If you were fired please go back to the job market and look for new skills 0 jobs. There are plenty of jobs within our housing GFC located here.

AUSTRALIAN HOUSING-GFC

Again, sorry about all of this. Hope you all have a great eDay.

Adam Creedy, Minister of Industry

Comments

JeepAmerica Day 838, 13:47

FIRST!11!1

John Sykes Day 838, 13:51

Good job. Am I right in inferring that you're betting on housing market growth by channeling workers into that branch?

J. Sykes

Adam Creedy Day 838, 14:02

@John........yeah......sure....we'll go with that. lol

John Sykes Day 838, 20:09

That's exactly what's happening and I hope you realize that. Currently, the government is only providing skill 0 jobs in construction. What do you think new workers are going to do apart from work there? You'll end up with a bunch of construction workers. There'd better be jobs waiting for them down the line... Or they'll be screwed.

I really hope your comment was an attempt at humor rather than the display of a lack of understanding of basic notions of workforce management.

Regards,
J. Sykes

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