The Who is out of work thread - Beyond Tiki

TS Tom Slick Tiki Socialite The Beaches of South Bay, SoCal Joined: Aug 26, 2005 Posts: 1093	TS Tom Slick Posted posted on Fri, Mar 5, 2010 9:58 AM I figure with the economy as bad as it is, it might be comforting to know maybe you aren't the only one. Out of work, meaning no regular paycheck except maybe the unemployment check. Crafters, hobbyist, and artists who make money from selling homemade wares may or may not apply. You can share as much detail or as little detail as you wish. It's almost like a roll call, but you decide what you'd like to mention or not. I also think that since we are an ohana of people with similar interests, that maybe some may know of job openings and can post or PM individuals who live nearby potential worksites, maybe lend a hand to help out a fallen TC'er. I've been out for just over 1 year with background experience in lower level law enforcement, retail, and automotive restoration. I can't begin to tell you how many of my everyday friends are also out of work, from Pipe Fitter Union workers, to IBEW in the field of construction. And I also know a couple of auto collision techs are out jobs, since alot of people are taking the insurance money and spending it on mortgages or other priorities, but not fixing their damaged cars with the money. AutoBody shops are SLOW.

I figure with the economy as bad as it is, it might be comforting to know maybe you aren't the only one.
Out of work, meaning no regular paycheck except maybe the unemployment check. Crafters, hobbyist, and artists who make money from selling homemade wares may or may not apply. You can share as much detail or as little detail as you wish.

It's almost like a roll call, but you decide what you'd like to mention or not.

I also think that since we are an ohana of people with similar interests, that maybe some may know of job openings and can post or PM individuals who live nearby potential worksites, maybe lend a hand to help out a fallen TC'er.

I've been out for just over 1 year with background experience in lower level law enforcement, retail, and automotive restoration.

I can't begin to tell you how many of my everyday friends are also out of work, from Pipe Fitter Union workers, to IBEW in the field of construction. And I also know a couple of auto collision techs are out jobs, since alot of people are taking the insurance money and spending it on mortgages or other priorities, but not fixing their damaged cars with the money. AutoBody shops are SLOW.

Post #515300 by Tom Slick on Fri, Mar 5, 2010 9:58 AM