Comments on: My Ansett Story http://www.careerguru.com.au Sun, 27 Nov 2011 19:26:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Katie Grulkey http://www.careerguru.com.au/my-ansett-story/#comment-241 Katie Grulkey Sun, 27 Nov 2011 19:26:51 +0000 http://www.careerguru.com.au/#comment-241 Thanks for helping out, wonderful information. Thanks for helping out, wonderful information.

]]> By: admin http://www.careerguru.com.au/my-ansett-story/#comment-205 admin Sun, 11 Sep 2011 11:07:27 +0000 http://www.careerguru.com.au/#comment-205 Hi Sandy, Nice to hear about you. You can still register on the website your story, and l will look at possibly adding stories to it, in another edition. Hi Sandy,

Nice to hear about you. You can still register on the website your story, and l will look at possibly adding stories to it, in another edition.

]]> By: Susan McGlinchey http://www.careerguru.com.au/my-ansett-story/#comment-22 Susan McGlinchey Mon, 27 Jun 2011 08:56:45 +0000 http://www.careerguru.com.au/#comment-22 Good Luck with the Book...Excellent idea....I speak for many ex Ansett Cabin Crew..we lost our sense of worth..self esteem and self confidence that was always so eminent in our jobs as Cabin Crew so quickly...and some have never recovered! Good Luck with the Book…Excellent idea….I speak for many ex Ansett Cabin Crew..we lost our sense of worth..self esteem and self confidence that was always so eminent in our jobs as Cabin Crew so quickly…and some have never recovered!

]]> By: Liz Perriam http://www.careerguru.com.au/my-ansett-story/#comment-21 Liz Perriam Fri, 24 Jun 2011 04:58:35 +0000 http://www.careerguru.com.au/#comment-21 Hi Helena great to read your story and learn about your work. I will complete my registration before 1 July 2011. I am partly retired, living in Port Douglas and working as the HR Manager to a fantastic product which services the tourism industry. Thanks for making contact. Regards Liz Hi Helena
great to read your story and learn about your work.
I will complete my registration before 1 July 2011.
I am partly retired, living in Port Douglas and working as the HR Manager to a fantastic product which services the tourism industry.
Thanks for making contact.

Regards
Liz

]]> By: Helena Steel http://www.careerguru.com.au/my-ansett-story/#comment-16 Helena Steel Sun, 15 May 2011 13:49:27 +0000 http://www.careerguru.com.au/#comment-16 Thanks so much for your comment Bernadine. You are so correct. This happened to many within the industry. It would sure be interesting to know where those people are now, and what jobs or industries they are in? Thanks so much for your comment Bernadine. You are so correct. This happened to many within the industry. It would sure be interesting to know where those people are now, and what jobs or industries they are in?

]]> By: Bernadine Mynott http://www.careerguru.com.au/my-ansett-story/#comment-14 Bernadine Mynott Fri, 01 Apr 2011 02:44:20 +0000 http://www.careerguru.com.au/#comment-14 This is awesome! Great stuff Helena. You certainly are going to have a cracker of a book. been thinking about how significant the Ansett colapse was in my HR world after our talk yesterday. I had desperately been trying to secure avionics technicians for Raytheon where I worked at Avalon. There was a domestic and global shortage, which had signiicant impacts on the Orion aircraft upgrade we were comlpeting for the RAAF. I'd contacted NZ and Canada already to try and import skills, but without success. Then all of a sudden one day, there they were. The avionics guys who had worked at Ansett and lived around Lara and Geelong were knocking on my door. It was a Godsend to our project. And it was great news for them to still be able to food on the table after Ansett colapsed. I will keep reading with excitement as you post more about this project :) Bernadine This is awesome! Great stuff Helena. You certainly are going to have a cracker of a book. been thinking about how significant the Ansett colapse was in my HR world after our talk yesterday.

I had desperately been trying to secure avionics technicians for Raytheon where I worked at Avalon. There was a domestic and global shortage, which had signiicant impacts on the Orion aircraft upgrade we were comlpeting for the RAAF. I’d contacted NZ and Canada already to try and import skills, but without success. Then all of a sudden one day, there they were. The avionics guys who had worked at Ansett and lived around Lara and Geelong were knocking on my door. It was a Godsend to our project. And it was great news for them to still be able to food on the table after Ansett colapsed.

I will keep reading with excitement as you post more about this project :)

Bernadine

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