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philbravery
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Q: For those with a VPN there is a program about jobs in China tonight

Channel 7 in Australia will be airing on today tonight at 18;30 tonight (16:30 in China) about why Australians are heading to China and the jobs the Chinese are trying to fill

go to yahoo7.com.au and you should be able to watch it live or watch it later  from their library.

 

 

14 years 11 weeks ago in  Business & Jobs - China

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read something similar on news.com.au last year.

 

http://www.news.com.au/business/help-wanted-see-the-new-billionaire-jobs/story-e6frfm1i-1226065565298

 

Not to sure if Krudd put this in place before he got the sack. 

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such language, using four letter words, I'm offended , I hate the word "jobs" , 'work", even worse is "get up for"

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