1-2 days period or 1-2 days... per week?Rebels are advertising for an unpaid video analyst position, was genuinely going to apply when I realised they need 1-2 work days free, don’t think my boss would appreciate it.
So they only get students and retirees?
Does anyone know this company - no website as far as I can see. looks like a huge step down from Ontoit for a project management partner but hard to decipher.Rugby Victoria | News | Fixtures & Results
Rugby Victoria is a member and founding union of Rugby Australia. It is the governing body Rugby Union in Victoria.melbournerebels.rugby
Beggars can't be choosersDoes anyone know this company - no website as far as I can see. looks like a huge step down from Ontoit for a project management partner but hard to decipher.
Per week (plus Rebels home games).1-2 days period or 1-2 days... per week?
In what way?
So, you’ve never volunteered before? Never done something for no pay to get experience so you can get into your chosen profession? If the Rebels spend money, that’s bad. If they don’t spend money, that’s also bad. Makes complete sense.Usually people a paid for their employment with currency they can exchange for goods and services…
Not a big fan of their ground, but will go (as I do when the Quins play there).
So, you’ve never volunteered before? Never done something for no pay to get experience so you can get into your chosen profession? If the Rebels spend money, that’s bad. If they don’t spend money, that’s also bad. Makes complete sense.
Sporting supremo’s woes threaten Rebels
A company linked to a leading sports administrator is being chased for cash by some of Australia’s wealthiest families following a spectacular financial collapse.
Herald sun
so sad
It's behind a paywall ... in part: "
The chairman of Melbourne Rebels Super Rugby club Paul Docherty is the director of 10 companies that have lost at least $70 million.
The Harvard Business School graduate is also the club’s major sponsor, raising questions about the Rebels’ future.
Insiders claim the Rebels was considering handing back its licence to Rugby Australia because it could not pay its bills, including up to $1 million owed to AAMI Park where it plays."
Who's not these days. Even hear it with NRL coaches having done a two day course are now some enlightened superior to the rest of us.
It's behind a paywall ... in part: "
The chairman of Melbourne Rebels Super Rugby club Paul Docherty is the director of 10 companies that have lost at least $70 million.
The Harvard Business School graduate is also the club’s major sponsor, raising questions about the Rebels’ future.
Insiders claim the Rebels was considering handing back its licence to Rugby Australia because it could not pay its bills, including up to $1 million owed to AAMI Park where it plays."
lol it’s common practice for sports clubsEr, no… this is not working the sausage sizzle.
Anyone who offers “experience” instead of renumeration for significant skills based work is a joke, to put it politely.