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| Sappling Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: England
Posts: 14
| I am a very experienced climber with about 9 years of Arb experience, in UK, Central America and some embassy work in Eastern Europe. I also run a small but very busy contracting firm in Devon England. 3 Years ago I enrolled on and have been working through the Online FdSc in Arboriculture at Myerscough College which is currently a level 5 qualification in the UK. I'm due to complete the course in May'08 and I would like to sell up and move with my family to Australia or maybe California. I am looking for somewhere where i could get a full time consulting or contract managing role. Any one interested? or could you steer me towards someone who could be? Thanks for your help. |
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| The Tree World Bandit Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Lancaster, Ca
Posts: 1,424
| I live in Cali, and I'd steer ya towards Australia ![]() Trying to run a business here sucks. They've got some extremely picky laws and such. Mmm, I just checked up on worker's comp insurance too... it's like for every $100 you pay a worker, you have to pay an aditional $47 to workers comp. Yikes!!! Then again, I don't have anywhere close to as much business experience as it sounds like you've got. Try contacting some of the people operating here and asking them about it though. I can find you some names and numbers if ya need.
__________________ Ken Fessia I.T.S.A. Tree Service (661) 916-4703 |
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| Mature tree Join Date: May 2007 Location: sydney
Posts: 465
| G'day Matshute, Check out our Industry magazine; Arbor Age Some other larger aussies here may be able to steer you toward work as well when you have definite dates etc. For any further info PM me and I'll see it I can help out. Good Luck n enjoy the country. |
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