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gwh:
I don't know if you are self-employed, own your own business or work for someone else but surely you can grasp that these people actually may not want to own their own businesses with all the attendant requirements and are actually happy working for wages.
Ragnor:
Is there anything stopping groups of these guys forming their own business together and then sub-contracting to visionstream and/or whoever needs their skills?
If there really is a shortage of skilled lines engineers wouldn't visionstream have to deal with them?
From an outside point of view it seems like there are good options but it's just resistance to change and lack of imagination in the way...
techsupport: How can it not be Paul Reynolds problem? He is the CEO of Telecom. Telecom owns Chorus.
I suggest you take your issue up with him because the buck stops there, utlimately.
bender:
I own an IT consulting firm and can completely understand why the workers might want to strike, but I think it's illogical.
Loose lips may sink ships - Be smart - Don't post internal/commercially sensitive or confidential information!
Now based in Perth WA.
also the vans dont have your own business name on it. and you cant go do ofter work in it as it has chorus on the side. how can you do the "other work" visionstream talk about turning up in a chorus branded van. the customer will think its now chorus doing say tv antenna installs.
Now based in Perth WA.
Wob:
Good point! Currently Downers techs doing Vodafone work can't rock on up to a site in a Chorus badged vehicle.
I'm sure Telecom wouldn't be thrilled about a Chorus badged van doing Sky installs, but they are ultimately driving things that way.
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