As a Centrelink job seeker, I basically have to seek jobs, and accept any job that gets offered to me.
But if Centrelink themselves offered me a job in one of their offices, I think I'd have to risk losing my New Start Allowance and turn down the job.
Centrelink offices drain the spirit and soul of the will to live. It doesn't matter if you're a Centrelink employee or someone recieving Centrelink, you go in there and immediately become depressed ... not to mention the massive risk of contracting lung cancer from one of the many chain smoking dole bus.
Not even the flies have enough spirit to buzz around people's heads and annoy the waiting masses. Once they're in a Centrelink office, flies just drop to the floor or desk and just lie there until they die.
The government have tried to reverse the effects of the Centrelink offices (probably for the sake of the people working there) by adding some colour and funky posters. But that hasn't changed the fact that Centrelink offices are just massive grey holes. The new paint job the Centrelink offices have gone under have not worked.
Centrelink offices truly are the graveyard of of hope and the breeding ground for despair and depression.
Showing posts with label Despair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Despair. Show all posts
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Monday, December 13, 2010
Centre Link
Centre Link offices really are the places hope goes to die.
There is only despair in them.
The people who go in there for whatever reason (usually forced upon them by Centre Link) have given up hope. They're now just doing their best not to sink any further, struggling to stay afloat ... I'd say hoping to stay afloat. But like I said, hope has died for these people.
Even the Centre Link employees seem to have given up hope.
I guess it would be depressing working in a Centre Link office. Being surrounded by that desperate despair. No sign of hope unless it's gone there to die.
Everyone just goes about their business, doing their best to hide their despair, praying that no one will notice.
There is only despair in them.
The people who go in there for whatever reason (usually forced upon them by Centre Link) have given up hope. They're now just doing their best not to sink any further, struggling to stay afloat ... I'd say hoping to stay afloat. But like I said, hope has died for these people.
Even the Centre Link employees seem to have given up hope.
I guess it would be depressing working in a Centre Link office. Being surrounded by that desperate despair. No sign of hope unless it's gone there to die.
Everyone just goes about their business, doing their best to hide their despair, praying that no one will notice.
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