eSignature Lawfulness for Toll Manufacturing Agreement in Australia

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a younger Generations lazy disinterested or both it's a question some Industries are grappling with as they struggle to hire younger workers for some it's near impossible with family businesses considering throwing in the towel problem is that there's a stigma in Australia with young people about taking on jobs rolling up their sleeves and getting your hands dirty time change unfortunately I'm probably one of the last old school kids around everyone's more interested in Instagram Paul bucherelli has no doubt his industry is on life support we are in D Straits in this country when it comes to manufacturing and we need the new generation to come forward a balanced generation who will appreciate what we have and what we need in this country the hard work the hard yaka and and not feel like there there's a stigma behind doing that sort of work his business strip Co in Sydney's West a blasting and powder coating plant was started by his migrant father louigi and uncle jei in 1959 he's got plenty of work but is staring down the barrel of closing because he hasn't got one key ingredient workers the ones he has are aging one of them is 72 years of age and should have retired by now uh the rest of them are in their uh late 50s and 60s um um and we we need new new a new generation to come through and we have not been able to find them Paul points the finger firstly at Australia's obsession with University education the reality is we have an unbalanced work Workforce in this country um too many people educated earning very little money um and too much competition in those areas and in other areas like construction and getting you know your hands dirty um you know not enough people and secondly at a failure in migration I don't understand why we have 100,000 Uber drivers coming into the country delivering you know McDonald's you know Burgers from down the road when we need 100,000 more people to support manufacturing his theories are supported by statistics demographer Simon Kon marker in the' 70s a quarter of all jobs uh took place in factories uh this is now about 6% of all jobs U so we do have a potentially an overeducated Australia if you will because about half of a year 12 level will end up going to University these days so that means there is a limited stock of people that would go into what are largely uh T level type jobs in manufacturing Paul says the focus on education has led to a warped shaping of young people's work expectations as much money as possible lifestyle and preferably working from home um that's pretty much what they're looking for uh today and Society government uh our education institutions have educated them in that way and pushed them in that direction to feel like they're entitled and it's not necessarily their fault even as parents we to to blame by pushing them to to educate themselves regardless of whether they can or can't his son Daniel went down the path of a university education during school everyone would just go to university was the stigma at the time you know you have to go to UNI have to go to UNI this one's done he completed a finance degree but threw it in to work with Dad your dad's worried about the future yeah of the business are you worried too oh 100% you know this has been going on since you know the 70s 60s 7s you know my grandfather started the business up in chipping nordon with his brother I've asked cousins younger cousins older cousins you know people who you know are sort of handson and have a you know jine understanding of being a Hands-On person a bit cluey in that but they're just like no I'd rather just stay at home you know work from home work on a laptop all day or whatever go and sit in an office air conditioned nice and relaxed with his business on the brink Paul was frustrated by prime minister Anthony Alban's plans for a future made in Australia act be bold and build big to focusing primarily on tax breaks for clean energy projects governments have been the architect of destroying Manufacturing this country whether it be labor liberal or anybody else in the past pretty much started when the car industry was decimated and with all the small businesses the support businesses that were associated with that they all closed we just need people that that are you know smart and willing to want to do this work and our Industries always trained people up but if there's no soldiers to train what's the point