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Old 17-07-2006, 01:49 AM   #1 (permalink)
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any news of truckers being a skilled worker yet

as of the 7th the gov are looking into letting truck drivers be a skilled worker any news on this
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Hi there

Have a look at this link, I suggest.

http://gomatildaforums.com/eve/forum...1/m/3581033691

I assume you know that in some parts of Australia they have some HUGE vehicles called Road Trains? Two massive trailers coupled together on the ones I have seen in WA. I am told that there are even bigger ones with 3 trailers coupled together.

These vehicles must be worth an absolute mint. I should think the insurers of them would want astronomical premiums for allowing someone young and relatively inexperienced to drive them.

So whilst I can understand using young backpackers to help with harvests and drive utes etc, I shoudn't think they'd be at the top of the wish-list of a haulier with a fleet of road trains needing drivers.

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thanks gill had a look at the link itll be sept b4 the australiain gov makes its decision on allowing truckers as a skill worker (hope they do) as we really wanna move out there got class one licence (uk)so the bigger the better lol thanks again
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