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Only 1 native Australian applied for any of the 60 jobs at the newly constructed slaughterhouse.

>The long-awaited reopening of northern Western Australia's only major abattoir will be pushed to next year after changes to visa processing priorities.

>The changes are also set to impact a mixed farm enterprise in the south where a piggery expansion is underway.

>Employers affected by recent visa processing changes say it is unclear when their overseas employees will be able to start work.

>Just one Australian resident responded when an abattoir took out advertisements seeking 60 skilled workers for its facility near Broome in WA's far north Kimberley, according to Yougawalla Pastoral Company general manager Haydn Sale.

>We paid $390,000 in visa fees to get those people in, and now we're just in a holding pattern on that.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09-03/west-australian-meat-industry-worker-shortage-visas/107106324
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>>542233813
>Mr Sale said hiring locally was not an option due to a shortage of skilled Australian workers and the remoteness of the plant, with just a single Australian applicant for the 60 advertised positions.

>"Upon investigation, they weren't even actually skilled," he said.

>Haydn Sale says the abattoir cannot reopen until workers' visas have been processed. (Supplied: Haydn Sale)
>The soft opening of the facility is now slated for February, with the full commercial opening delayed until April.

>Mr Sale said thousands of cattle were in limbo waiting to be processed. (Stabbed)

>"We've got a whole supply chain that was lined up on the stations," he said.
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>>542233813
Australians get the Abbatoir blues. Or so I'm told.
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too bad the aussies voted for communism
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Piggery staff challenges

In the south of the state, near Narrogin, pork producer Dawson Bradford is facing similar challenges while trying to expand his piggery from 1,500 to 2,500 sows.

Mr Bradford said overseas workers were crucial to his 5,000-hectare mixed farming enterprise, forming 90 per cent of his piggery workforce and more than half of his total staff.

"We bring them in because they want to live in the bush and they want to work in the industry," he said.

"We just cannot get Australians who want to work through the piggery, and other industries are exactly the same, whether it's chickens, processing, abattoirs.

"We're all in the same boat. We're just relying on that migrant labour to come in, and they're skilled, they are good workers."
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>>542234055
Does any non psychopath want to stab or electrocute animals all day? Who wants to masturbate a pig and then put his sperm into a female pig by hand?
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>>542233813
Did they put a help wanted sign up? That usually a good first step to getting people street side to walk in to apply.
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>>542234020
BOOMERS WOULD RATHER HIRE A FOREIGNER THEN TRAIN A LOCAL

IT IS NOT LIKE THEY ARE HIRING BRAIN SURGEONS
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>>542233813
Maybe extend the job op to shelters and community centers where people need the jobs. That's the labour pool.
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>>542234186
They put out a online advertisement

>Just one Australian resident responded when an abattoir took out advertisements seeking 60 skilled workers for its facility near Broome in WA's far north Kimberley, according to Yougawalla Pastoral Company general manager Haydn Sale.
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>>542234020
>Mr Sale said hiring locally was not an option due to a shortage of skilled Australian workers and the remoteness of the plant, with just a single Australian applicant for the 60 advertised positions.
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>>"Upon investigation, they weren't even actually skilled," he said.
Train them then.
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Welcome to Australia
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>>542234220
they would rather hire a jeet with a fake medical degree anyway
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WE CANT LET THEM STARVE LIKE THE OTHER APPLICANT.
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>>542234020
>>542234220
How do these people imagine a guy is actually supposed to gain the skills for a place like this if not being hired and trained by one
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>>542233813
Have they tried increasing the pay ?
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>>542234264
That's not who they need to reach to advertise the job to the correct market place of applicants. Just expect records, they'll have to make the choice on what they can accept. Most would be grateful for a good paying job that's not the office. At that point in time the failure is on the hr lady for not reading the room.
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>>542233813
How much do those jobs pay?
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>>542234020
Imagine being the one guy who applied then see this far tread bad mouthing you and calling you unskilled kek
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>>542233813
>northern Western Australia
How many people live there? About three dozen?
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>>542234344
But then after training them how can they threaten to have them deported back to the third world country they came from if they ask for a raise, report safety concerns, or report a food safety issue to the government?
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>>542234400
bootstrap your own slaughter house, deadbeat!
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>>542234400
Ta da! Yeah, butcher is a trade they used to teach in prisons. Now that type of program is gone.

Again they aren't reading the room of who they're advertising for. You train 20 and you'll have 10 that stick. Gotta keep hiring crew to meet PTE on the floor. It's like any warehouse gig except with meat which many people aren't overly fond of striping a carcass. So you gotta get people that don't get the ick handling raw frozen meat and power tools.
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>>542233813
>>542234020
Maybe he'll just have to pay local people more and train them
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>>542234164
How much does it pay? If the price is right..
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>>542233813
>abattoir
>skilled
>broome
i live in WA and the job market is awful, women and immigrants first, sheep farming was kneecaped following bans on live-sheep export and all other meat production industries were seriously affected. meat at $20aud/kg minimum (except chicken)
not to mention that abattoirs face a mountain of regulations and regulators to even set up, so small-scale slaughterers are extremely rare, industry is mostly staffed by immigrant workers where I am
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>>542234524
Blaming remoteness for the lack of white Australian applicants is a lie. The pay is low, the working conditions are bad , etc

Narrogin , Highbury and Cuballing have at least 6k people. Easily at least 6000 within just 25 miles of the place
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>>542234821
Probably minimum wage, like Maple Leaf, Olymel, and every other processor and packager here.
A good thing to remember is they're all doing this shit. You see the jeet at the fast food place so you can rightly 360 and walk away, you don't see the jeet picking up the package of overpriced chicken thighs at the grocery store. Nonetheless it's all been handled by shit fingers. Buy local or get the hep or worse.
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>>542234851
>>542234524
>>542234524
Within 50 miles of Hillcroft Farms (near Narrogin, WA), there are approximately 18,000 to 22,000 people, as this radius expands beyond Narrogin's core population of ~4,800 to encompass several surrounding Wheatbelt and Great Southern agricultural hubs—including Wagin (~1,800), Katanning (~4,200), Pingelly (~1,100), Williams (~1,000), and numerous smaller farming communities.
remplan

Within 50 miles of Pindan Beef Co / Colourstone Abattoir (near Yeeda Station, WA), there are approximately 3,500 to 4,000 people, as this expanded radius reaches the outskirts and township of Derby (~3,300 people located roughly 31 miles / 50 km to the northeast), along with surrounding cattle station homesteads and small Indigenous settlements like the Bidan community, though it still falls short of reaching Broome (~17,000 people).
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>>542234835
If theres so much regulations then why did I see so much fucked up stuff in dominion? https://www.dominionmovement.com/watch
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>>542234020
Pay more
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>>542233813
Oh well, guess they'll have to raise wages to attract more skilled workers. That's how the free market works, right?
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S-so that Australian will get hired r-right?
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Here is the facility
It was renamed to pindan recently and also received approval to export beef to the United States
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>>542233813
No one wants to work at your place of business?
>pay people more
No.
>improve working conditions by offering more reasonable hours, more vacation, subsidized child care, etc
No.
>pay more for land and be located somewhere people actually want to live
No.
lmao sounds just like here. Tthese psycho fags want desperate indentured servants that they can abuse under threat of deportation. If our governments actually represented us this would go something like:
>oh, I see here your business plan relies on foreign slaves
>i guess it's too bad that you're an immoral retard
>better luck next time
Instead it will be all
>yessir how many times can i suck your dick mr. job creator who lobbied and paid for my reelection and also some hookers don't worry we'll find a way for the tax payers to pay for their own replacement so you can buy 3 yachts this year instead of just 2
Fuck all of these people.
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>>542233813
owned by chinks
99% chink immigrants labor
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>>542235108
There has been a noticeable rise in broken chicken legs and bones in meat trays sold here, almost entirely due to shit processing and workers, hope it's not happened where you are but it is a good indicator
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>>542233813
Guess they only advertised the positions overseas. Many such cases.
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>>542234611
Almost like agri corps are always the biggest pushers for more immigration while shielding themselves behind family run farms when regulations hit. Oh, wait..
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>>542233813
>They got that place running so efficiently that all physical labor is done by one Australian man
Based
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>>542235202
High populations of indigenous people in these areas and are generally excluded as workers, most other people from these areas are occupied in other agricultural fields. Lots of farming, but yeah he should absolutely be able to get local workers
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>>542235587
How did it gain approval to export meat internationally if it hasn't even produced anything yet? I'm tired of this clowns show.
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>>542235613
Tony Burke Will pretend this is the case
>Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke issued a ministerial direction in July outlining a new five-tier visa processing hierarchy that strongly favoured applicants already located inside Australia.

>The lowest priority was given to applicants based overseas seeking employment in industries unrelated to law enforcement, defence, construction, healthcare, and teaching.

But what is to stop business owners from building slaughterhouses in the middle of nowhere and then saying “we can’t find any native workers now give us visa workers”
Maybe the 1 Australian who applied actually is skilled but the slaughterhouse owner lied and said he wasn’t skilled

Ideally the slaughterhouse owner would want zero native Australians who can speak English at his facility besides himself because they are the least likely to be whistleblowers or sue
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>>542234020
Ah right, the magically skilled butcher immigrants. Of course, I knew there must be 60 of them just aching to go to bumfuck nowhere australia. Why would you ever train natives when you can import a, famously hygienic, jeet?
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>>542234400
Boomers do not care about the future. They want money, now, they have not a care if their entire tribe dies out through their greed.
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>>542235932
https://www.farmtransparency.org/facilities/dff20-colourstone-abattoir
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When 20 international companies aren't flaming in a queue maybe we will have peace.

Wants to be hardcore
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>>542235989
The butcher foreigners are usually south east Asian rather than jeets.
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>>542234373
>>542236111
This is from pig place but they look Philippino
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>build abattoir in the middle of bum fuck nowhere
>surrounded by boongs and crocodiles
Why doesn't anyone want to work here?
>surprised pikachu
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pay isn't that good, also history of kmc going into pindan beef is funny.
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>>542234020
Pay more, job training.
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>>542234490
Fuck all for qualified butchers. Less for general labourers.
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>>542236254
Based research

That is not nearly enough money for the dirty and dangerous conditions. Plus it’s in the middle of nowhere so long commute
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>>542235640
We're jeeted 6 ways from Sunday, it's happened already. The saving grace is many of us just buy from the farmers, pre-packaged costs too much anyway.
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>>542236254
ohh its scab labor job lmao
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>>542236254
What if we all applied to this job? Would that then further delay the visa applications?? They have not yet been approved
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>>542233813
The unemployment rate for First Nations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) people in Australia was 16.6% for the 2022–23 period, according to data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics reported by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.

Did they reach out to the natives
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>>542236254
Pindan Beef Company Pty Limited is an abattoir located in a remote regional area (between Broome and Derby) of Australia. It is the only large-scale, export accredited beef processing facility located in Northern Western Australia. The plant is scheduled to commence its reopening operations this year in October 2026.

About the Role

We’re seeking Skilled Meat Workers to join our team in permanent, full-time positions at our large-scale processing facility in Derby, WA.

Your key responsibilities are, but not limited to:

Performing skilled boning, slicing, or slaughtering tasks to meet production requirements.

Handling knives and equipment safely and efficiently to ensure precision and quality.

Adhering to workplace health and safety regulations, food hygiene practices, and company policies.

Maintaining a clean and organised work environment in line with industry standards.

Working as part of a team to meet production targets and operational deadlines.

About You

Proven experience in a meat processing facility as a Boner, Slicer or Slaughterman

Proficient knife handling skills, including safe and efficient use of cutting tools

Reliability and punctuality

Physically fit to perform manual work in a fast-paced environment

High standards of personal hygiene and commitment to safe work practices

Strong work ethic and ability to work well in a team

Ability to pass a physio and medical assessment to meet physical job demands

How to Apply

Email your application directly to recruitment@pindanbeef.com.au

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $68,000.00 – $78,000.00 per year

Experience:

Skilled Meat worker: 2 years (Preferred)

Work Authorisation:

Australia (Preferred)

PREFERRED?!?????
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How to Apply

Email your application directly to recruitment@pindanbeef.com.au
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>>542235354
>The Australian Meat Industry Council Chief Executive, Patrick Hutchinson, has said, "What the film shows is not representative of the practices of the wider industry"
no idea, I haven't watched the film and I do not know much pig farming, however certain abattoirs in the Eastern States have come under scrutiny previously, and one in tasmania faced recurring problems due to a bunch of psychotic workers (from memory). can't seem to find which abattoirs were featured in the film but considering it came out in 2018 hopefully conditions have improved?
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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-07-08/wa-govt-investigation-abattoir-waste-dumping-ends-with-warning/104071058

The WA Department of Water and Environmental Regulation intend to issue a letter of warning to the owners of WA's only northern abattoir.
The Kimberley Meat Company was found to be dumping more than 1,400 tonnes of abattoir waste on nearby Yeeda Station.

It used to be called Kimberly Meat Company but is now pindan the same one that only had 1 Australian applicant
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>Real story
Multinational owned
They planned to fully import third world workers on cheap wages
Govt changed rules of importing cheap Brown's
Chink owned business got btfo and cries
Chinks paid media publicist to push story.
Nobody here gives a shit
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>>542236571
>High standards of personal hygiene
Jeets need not apply.
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>>542236412
From the comments I've read the nearest town is like 200km away and rent is 3000-4000 dollarydoos per month. Australian rent seems fucking insane even by our standards.
So even if you get the maximum $80,000 pay they're offering (you won't) you're losing like $50,000 of it just on fuel and rent alone. And if taxes are anything like here then they take up the rest of it and you can't make any money working this job.
Of course if you live in a trailer with a dozen other Flips and have no life at all I'm sure you can make it work.
Basically this guy's business plan requires slaves and he needs to be told to fuck off immediately.
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>>542236633
I seriously doubt they have unless massive amounts of regulations banning gestation crates castration without anesthetic etc have been enacted since then. Australia and USA are shitholes compared to a lot of EU countries in this regard .

You should watch it , it’s free and very informative
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>>542236925
Yeah and I guess they then send a huge chunk of their paycheck back home to relatives in South east Asia which is terrible for the Australian economy.
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>>542233813
How much they pay?
I have an experience.
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>>542233813
> northern Western Australia
Aye, there's the rub.
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>>542237153
They aren’t hiring toilet cleaners
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>>542236633
Dominion was 8 years ago but new smaller videos and pics come out all the time of undercover investigations in Australia uncovering animal cruelty https://www.farmtransparency.org/gallery
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>>542236633
Dublin Piggery 2025
In June 2025, investigators, acting on information from a member of the public, captured footage inside Andgar piggery in Dublin, South Australia.

The footage shows pigs living alongside the decomposing bodies of hundreds of dead pigs, with some becoming stuck in a giant pile of corpses.

Other footage from the same piggery shows pigs in 'eco sheds' on the property, which are sheds with two or three walls, with at least one side open to the elements. The pigs in these sheds are seen wading through mud and waste, which is often so deep that they are forced to swim. Some pigs had drowned in these sheds, likely after becoming stuck.

Pigs were filmed with massive, necrotic wounds where infection had eaten through skin down to the bone. One pig had a hole in their back that was roughly 10cm in diameter and packed with straw, mud and faeces. Piglets were also found living amongst the dead and rotting bodies of their littermates.

These visits took place over a month after this farm had been reported to the RSPCA by a member of the public, who was so horrified by the conditions that they knew they had to act.
FULL URL
www.farmtransparency.org/photos/k9crux0bzfcce38gk3lm
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>>542236629
Might as well say
>How to Apply
>Throw application directly into the trash
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>>542237501
But technically according to government laws they may delay the visa applications if enough native Australians apply. The news article is about him complaining about it taking much longer then it used to take
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>>542237427
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>>542237427
this is heart breaking because pigs are very social and chill animals.
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>>542237588
>>542237501
Looks like that is technically illegal but I don’t know how much it is actually enforced or how much loopholes there is

If a large volume of Australian citizens or permanent residents applied for the advertised positions, it would directly impact the employer’s legal ability to sponsor foreign workers under Australian immigration law.

Strict Labor Market Testing (LMT) Enforcement: To sponsor workers on temporary skill visas (such as the Subclass 482 visa), employers are required to demonstrate to the Department of Home Affairs that no suitable domestic candidate is available. A influx of domestic applicants forces the company to assess and report on those candidates before foreign visa nominations can proceed.

Risk of Visa Nomination Refusals: If the Department of Home Affairs determines that qualified or trainable domestic applicants were available and bypassed without valid, documented grounds (such as failing physical capability tests or refusing mandatory relocation), the government can reject the employer's foreign visa nominations.

Screening of Genuine Applicants: Employers must document the outcome of every domestic application. If applicants are deemed non-genuine—for example, if they refuse to relocate to remote regional areas like the Kimberley, fail mandatory medical/drug screenings, or reject formal job offers—the employer can submit these records to Home Affairs as proof that the local labor market remains insufficient, allowing the visa process to continue.

Reduction in Visa Overhead vs. Regional Costs: Hiring domestic workers allows a business to bypass visa fees, Skilling Australians Fund (SAF) levies, and government processing delays. However, retaining local workers in isolated areas typically requires employers to offer higher wage packages, flexible rosters, or employer-provided housing to compete with industries like mining
>>542237778
Yeah the overcrowding is insane . Is it constantly dark? Seems unhealthy
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>>542237980
Regulatory Audit Risk: Systematically rejecting a large pool of domestic applicants without clear operational reasons elevates the risk of a Home Affairs compliance audit. Businesses found misrepresenting recruitment efforts face monetary fines and loss of their approved sponsor status.
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>>542236925
Sounds like the real move for australians is becoming a contractor.
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>>542234020
>due to a shortage of skilled Australian workers
>"Upon investigation, they weren't even actually skilled," he said.
And the truth is revealed. Impossible amounts of qualifications required for bottom of the barrel pay.
Did they investigate the 59 immigrants who claimed to be skilled enough for the job? No? hmmm.
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>>542234020
how hard is it to kill a cow

what are we not being told that you have to be qualified to take them down?
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>>542239449
this is coming from the guy who had mad cow disease

A demon core is safer then a prion
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>>542233813
I might go back to Australia one day and larp as an illegal migrant, then whip out my Australian passport. Should be good for a couple of KEKs.
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>>542239719
Why not larp as a woman too?
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>>542239513
who knew you can't feed cows other cows, why'd they eat it
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>>542240005
The goyslop hormones don't work on me in the way the hand rubbers intend them too. They did slow down my balding and improve healing but I'm not a cuck nor do I want to chop my dick off.
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>>542240397
All you have to do is wear a pronoun pin that says she / her
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>>542240678
I set my pronouns to he / him the microsecond they enabled them on corporate software such as slack. I think having sandnog genes provides immunity against goyslop, though I'm seeing signs in the younger generation that such resistances are slowly disappearing.
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>>542239449
Neither killing, nor taking apart is particular hard. You can teach a six years old over the course of three cows, you know as our ancestors did. The hard part is doing it quickly without mess and excessive waste. Suddenly the blood drain isn't a given, but a station or later fuckup. Meat is to be frozen before cutting and all that fun stuff.
Realistically though, the most important part is not going insane at the scale and doing something to yourself. The stereotypes didn't came from nothing.
t.worked on the line under the table in the early 00s. These days i'd be too german for the same job in the same conditions.
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>>542233813
No surprise that white males don't want to work there. If i want an animal processes i call the local butcher and it is shot and dressed right there and then. Not in some barbaric automaton slaughterhouse where all i get back is a bag of mystery meat.
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These jobs would get a ton more white applicants if they werent full of niggers and bull dykes
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>>542236254
god dam, okay my local butcher is on 100K plus a year and he doesn't have to work in a murder house.
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>>542233813
>Probably pays shit
>Working in a slaughterhouse is the most demanding jobs on Earth, literally dealing with the screams of animals for 12 hours a day, dealing with razor sharp knives

In the US, LEGAL AMERICAN slaughterhouse workers get paid like $11/hour no joke. The illegal Spics get like $3/hour and get worked 14 hours per day. It was found they had to shit in diapers because they weren't allowed to take breaks.


Agrocompanies like this also are major supporters of the orange kike, so that's all you need to know.



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