Lazy civil servants won't use modern technology in Immigration Bureau

[Expose the lot of them]

No there's not. If you think a well educated graduate is happy to start on a Clerical Officer's salary you're sadly mistaken.

You are the one who is sadly mistaken, considering a number of graduates (and non graduates) are working for nothing on the Job Bridge slave scheme, some in government departments. I am sure they would be delighted to be paid a clerical officer's salary as they are already doing the job.

[paulp]

No there's not. If you think a well educated graduate is happy to start on a Clerical Officer's salary you're sadly mistaken.

happy? who knows?

willing to? yes for sure.

[tokkie]

You are the one who is sadly mistaken, considering a number of graduates (and non graduates) are working for nothing on the Job Bridge slave scheme, some in government departments. I am sure they would be delighted to be paid a clerical officer's salary as they are already doing the job.

Look at Junius' statement. She said "hundreds of thousands". I'm disputing the "hundreds of thousands". You on the other hand have said "a number". I agree there are "a number". However there are not "hundreds of thousands" as suggested in the post to which I was replying. So I stand over my statement.

[tokkie]

happy? who knows?

willing to? yes for sure.

I like you. You read posts.

[Odyessus]

No there's not. If you think a well educated graduate is happy to start on a Clerical Officer's salary you're sadly mistaken.

That's one of our problems. The concept of starting at the bottom and working their way up is considered beneath their dignity today. Too many young graduates got into the mindset of thinking that once they got their degrees they would just walk into a high paying job.

[tokkie]

That's one of our problems. The concept of starting at the bottom and working their way up is considered beneath their dignity today. Too many young graduates got into the mindset of thinking that once they got their degrees they would just walk into a high paying job.

I agree completely. This idea that there are hundreds of thousands of graduates willing to work in mindlessly boring jobs is hilarious. Granted there may be some who are willing to come in at the bottom rung and gradually work their way up but they are a minority.

[TropicalCandy]

Why do you think fingerprints are collected? In a criminal trial, prints are considered evidence, the only other occasion when they are collected is when someone has been convicted of a crime and is being processed for entry to a prison or other holding facility. There's no good reason for clerical officers to do work like this, it's far more suited to the skills and training of a guard.

SO i guess I'm doing the Gardas job when i use a hand scanner to go into work every morning?


I'll take their job, I could use the money. I'm not having a laugh..I volunteer to do this job, if they won't..