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A Study of Mexico/Chapter VIII
Taxation in Mexico—Each State and town its own custom-houses—Practical illustrations of the effect of the system—Cost of importing a stove from St. Louis—Export taxes—Mexican taxation a relic of European mediævalism—The excise or internal tax system of Mexico—A continuation of the old "alcavala" tax of Spain—Effect of taxation upon general trade—The method of remedy most difficult—Parallel experience of other countries—Greatest obstacle to tax reform in Mexico.
Of all the economic features of Mexico there is no one more novel, interesting, and instructive, and withal more antagonistic in its influence to the development of the country, than the system by which the Government—Federal, State, and municipal—raises the revenue essential to defray its necessary expenditures.
The general characteristics of the Mexican tariff, or system of taxing imports, have been already noticed. But one altogether anomalous and absurd feature of it remains to be pointed out. In all commercial countries, save those which permit the levy by certain municipalities of the so-called "octroi" taxes, when foreign articles or merchandise have once satisfied all customs requirements at a port, or place of entry, and have been permitted to pass the frontier, they are exempted from any further taxation as imports, or so long as they retain such a distinctive character.[1] But, in Mexico, each State of the republic has practically its own custom-house system; and levies taxes on all goods—domestic and foreign—passing its borders; and then, in turn, the several towns of the States again assess all goods entering their respective precincts. The rate of State taxation, being determined by the several State Legislatures, varies and varies continually with each State. In the Federal district—i. e., the city of Mexico—the rate was recently two per cent of the national tariff; but, in the adjoining State of Hidalgo, it was ten per cent, and in others it is as high as sixteen per cent.[2] The rate levied by the towns is said to be about nine per cent of what the State has exacted; but in this there is no common rule. Thus, under date of April 9, 1886, an official of the "Mexican National Railroad" writes: "Goods destined for San Luis (i. e., via railway) pay a local tax in Laredo, Mexico, but on arrival at San Luis pay a municipal tax. These taxes are eternally changing, and are sometimes prohibitory. Take lumber, for example. Three months ago there was a municipal tax of thirty dollars per one thousand feet. This has now been reduced to one dollar per one thousand feet; but there is no certainty that the old tax will not be restored." Nor is this all. For the transit of every territorial boundary necessitates inspection, assessment, the preparation of bills of charges, and permits for entry; and all these transactions and papers involve the payment of fees, or the purchase and affixing of stamps. Thus, by section 377 of the tariff law of December, 1884, it is ordained "that the custom-house shall give to every individual who makes any importation, upon the payment of duties, a certificate of the sum paid, which certificate, on being presented to the administrator of the stamp-office in the place of
importation, shall be changed for an equal amount in custom-house stamps. For this operation the interested party shall pay, to the administrator of whom he receive the stamps, two per cent in money (coin) of the total value of the stamps." All imports into Mexico at the present time are liable, therefore, to these multiple assessments; and the extent to which they act as a prohibition on trade may be best illustrated by a few practical examples.
In 1885, an American gentleman, residing in the city of Mexico as the representative of certain New England business interests, with a view of increasing his personal comfort, induced the landlady of the hotel where he resided (who, although by birth a Mexican, was of Scotch parentage) to order from St. Louis an American cooking-stove, with its customary adjuncts of pipes, kettles, pans, etc. In due time the stove arrived; and the following is an exact transcript of the bills contingent, which were rendered and paid upon its delivery:
In 1878 Hon. John W. Foster, then United States minister to Mexico, in a communication to the Manufacturers' Association of the Northwest (Chicago), thus analyzed the items of the cost, in the city of Mexico, of a tierce, weighing gross 328 pounds, containing 300 pounds (net) of sugar-cured hams:
The net cost of one pound of imported American ham in the city of Mexico in 1878 was therefore 31 cents, or $1 in hams in New York was equal to $2.82 in Mexico! A similar analysis showed an invoice of ten kegs of cut nails, costing two and a half cents per pound in New York, or $22.50, to have cost 1416⁄100 cents per pound, or $141.64, when imported, in the city of Mexico; or $1 value in nails in New York was equal to $6.29 in Mexico. In the case of salt, costing $2 per barrel in New York, the cost of importation was $20.40; or $1 of salt in New York was equal to $10.20 in Mexico! And in the case of (Milwaukee) beer, a barrel costing, on board steamer in New Orleans, $13, cost $35.61 in the city of Mexico. It is clear, therefore, as Mr. Foster points out in connection with the above exhibits, that "articles of the most common use in the United States must be luxuries in Mexico, on account of their high price"; and that while "this would be the case, with such charges, in almost any country, however rich it might be, it is especially so in Mexico, where there is so much poverty."[3]
Again, the Mexican tariff provides that the effects of immigrants shall be admitted free. "But this," writes an officer of the "Mexican National Railroad Company," "is practically a dead letter, from the fact that interior duties are levied on everything the immigrant has, before he gets settled; and these are so great that no one goes. I've never known but one case go through Laredo.… A carpenter, or other mechanic, who desires to get employment in Mexico, has such heavy duties levied on his tools on passing the national or State frontiers, that few are willing or able to pay them. Hence few American mechanics find their way into the country, unless in accordance with special contract."
This practice of locally taxing interstate commerce is in direct contravention of an article in the Mexican Constitution of 1857, and it is said also of express decisions of the national Supreme Court. Several of the leading States of Mexico have at different times tried the experiment of prohibiting it by legislative enactments; but the States and municipalities of the country are always hard pressed to raise money for their current expenditures, and find the taxing of merchandise in transit so easy a method of partially solving their difficulties that the Federal authorities have not yet been able, or, speaking more correctly, willing to prevent it.[4] The reciprocity treaty, which was recently proposed between the United States and Mexico, provided that certain articles exported from the United States into Mexico should be admitted free of all import duties, whether Federal or local; but it did not prohibit, as has been generally supposed, the several Mexican States from taxing such imports, in common with other articles, when the same are found within their jurisdiction! And it is claimed that such taxes are not in the nature of import duties. But, be this as it may, the effect on the internal commerce of Mexico is substantially one and the same.
The Mexican tariff system also provides for the taxation of exports, notably on the following products: gold bullion, one fourth of one per cent; silver bullion, one half of one per cent; coined gold and silver, having already paid at the mint, exempt; orchil (a lichen from which a fine purple dye is obtained), $10 per ton;[5] wood for work and construction, $2.50 per 31.3 American cubic feet. Small export duties are also imposed on coffee and heniquen. A revision of the Mexican tariff, with a view of modifying certain of its exorbitant duties, more especially those levied on the importation of wines and liquors and certain articles of food, has been recently recommended (1885) to the Government by a committee of delegates of prominent men of business from different parts of the republic.
The existence in a state of the New World of a system of taxation so antagonistic to all modern ideas, and so destructive of all commercial freedom, is certainly very curious, and prompts to the following reflections: First, how great were the wisdom and foresight of the framers of the Constitution of the United States in providing, at the very commencement of the Federal Union, that no power to tax in this manner, and for their own use or benefit, should ever be permitted to the States that might compose it (Article I, section 10). Second, how did such a system come to be ingrafted on Mexico, for it is not a modern contrivance? All are agreed that it is an old-time practice and a legacy of Spanish domination. But, further than this, may it not be another of those numerous relics of European mediævalism which, having utterly disappeared in the countries of their origin, seem to have become embalmed, as it were, in what were the old Spanish provinces of America—a system filtered down through Spanish traditions from the times when the imposition of taxes and the regulation of local trade were regarded by cities and communities in the light of an affirmation of their right to self-government, and as a barrier against feudal interference and tyranny; and when the idea of protecting industry through like devices was also not limited as now to international commerce, but was made applicable to the commercial intercourse of cities and communities of the same country, and even to separate trades or "guilds" of the same city? Whether such speculations have any warrant in fact or not, it is at least certain that we have in the Mexico of to-day a perfect example of what was common in Europe in the middle ages; namely, of protection to separate interests (through taxation) carried out to its fullest and logical extent, and also of its commercial and industrial consequences.[6] So much for the tariff system of Mexico. The "excise" or "internal revenue" system of the country is no less extraordinary. It is essentially a tax on sales, collected in great part through the agency of stamps—a repetition of the old "alcavala" tax of Spain,[7] which Adam Smith, in his "Wealth of Nations," describes as one of the worst forms of taxation that could be inflicted upon a country, and as largely responsible for the decay of Spanish manufactures and agriculture. Thus the Mexican law, re-enacted January, 1885, imposes a tax of "one half of one per cent upon the value in excess of $20 of transactions of buying or selling of every kind of merchandise, whether at wholesale or retail, in whatever place throughout the whole republic." Also, one half of one per cent "on all sales and resales of country or city property; upon all exchanges of movable or immovable property; on mortgages, transfers, or gifts, collateral or bequeathed inheritances; on bonds, rents of farms, when the rent exceeds $2,000 annually; and on all contracts with the Federal, State, or municipal governments. Every inhabitant of the republic who sells goods to the value of over $20 must give to the buyer "an invoice, note, or other document accrediting the purchase," and affix to the same, and cancel, a stamp corresponding to the value of the sale. Sales at retail are exempt from this tax; and retail sales are defined to be "sales made with a single buyer, whose value does not exceed $20. The reunion, in a single invoice, of various parcels, every one of which does not amount to $20, but which in the aggregate exceed that quantity," remains subject to the tax. Retail sales in the public markets, or by ambulatory sellers, or licensed establishments whose capital does not exceed $300, are also exempt. Tickets of all descriptions—railroad, theatre, etc.—must have a stamp, as must each page of the reports of meetings; each leaf of a merchant's ledger, day or cash book, and every cigar sold singly, which must be delivered to the buyer in a stamped wrapper. Sales of spirits at wholesale pay three per cent; gross receipts of city railroads, four per cent; public amusements, two per cent upon the amount paid for entrance; playing-cards, fifty per cent—paid in stamps—on the retail price; and manufactured tobacco a variety of taxes, proportioned to quality and value. Mercantile drafts are taxed at $10 per $1,000, which means a dollar on every hundred.
Farms, haciendas and town estates are required to be taxed at the rate of $3 per each $1,000 of the valuation, but such is the influence of the land-owners that the valuation is almost nominal. In Vera Cruz the rate is reported at about 2 mills on the dollar for the most productive portions of country estates; while in the Pacific State of Colima the rate is said to be 11⁄2 per cent. Land and buildings not actually producing income are exempt from taxation, notwithstanding they may be continually enhancing in value.[8]
In the towns, this system of infinitesimal taxation is indefinitely repeated, the towns acting as collectors of revenue for the Federal and State governments, as well as for their own municipal requirements. All industries pay a monthly fee: as tanneries, 50 cents; soap-factories, $1. So also all shops for the sale of goods pay according to their class, from a few dollars down to a few cents per month. Each beef animal, on leaving a town, pays 50 cents; each fat pig, 25 cents; each sheep, 12 cents; each load of corn, fruit, vegetables, or charcoal, 6 cents (as a supposed road-tax), and so on; and, on entering another town, all these exactions are repeated. A miller, in Mexico, it is said, is obliged to pay thirty-two separate taxes on his wheat, before he can get it from the field and offer it, in the form of flour, on the market, for consumption. As a matter of necessity, furthermore, every center of population—small and big, city, town, or hamlet—swarms with petty officials, who are paid to see that not an item of agricultural produce, of manufactured goods, or an operation of trade or commerce or even a social event, like a fandango, a christening, a marriage, or a funeral, escapes the payment of tribute.[9]
Great complaint is made, in the Territory of Lower California and probably elsewhere, at the existence and rigid enforcement of a tax-law known as "portazgo" the operation of which is thus described by United States Consul Turner, in a recent report to the State Department: "Under the present general tariff, lumber, horses, cattle, hogs, and some other products, can be imported from foreign countries free of duty; but, if any of these same products are brought here (La Paz) from any part of Mexico, an excessive duty is imposed upon them. Cattle may be landed here from California free of duty; but, if a poor 'ranchero' brings a cow to La Paz to sell, he must pay a duty of $2 upon it—that is, if he brings it by water; for it is one of the curiosities of this regulation that all articles introduced by land enter free, and all brought by water pay duties. The enforcement of this law is universally complained of, all over the Territory, and induces all to become smugglers."
Note.—[To understand the full meaning of these revenue regulations, it must be remembered that the Mexican Territory of Lower California is separated from the other territory of Mexico by the Gulf of California; and therefore, whatever enters the territory from the other parts of the republic must be transported by water.]
In fact, trade is so hampered by this system of taxation, that one can readily understand and accept the assertion that has been made, that people with capital in Mexico really dread to enter into business, and prefer to hoard their wealth, or restrict their investments to land (which, as before pointed out, is practically exempt from taxation), rather than subject themselves to the never-ending inquisitions and annoyances which are attendant upon almost every active employment of persons and capital, even were all other conditions favorable. Mexico, from the influence of this system of taxation alone, must, therefore, remain poor and undeveloped; and no evidence or argument to the contrary can in any degree weaken this assertion. Doubtless there are many intelligent people in Mexico who recognize the gravity of the situation, and are most anxious that something should be done in the way of reform. But what can be done? If autocratic powers were to be given to a trained financier, thoroughly versed in all the principles of taxation and of economic sciences, and conversant with the results of actual experiences, the problem of making things speedily and radically better in this department of the Mexican state is so difficult that he might well shrink from grappling with it.
In the first place, the great mass of the Mexican people have little or no visible, tangible property which is capable of direct assessment.
Again, in any permanent system of taxation, taxes in every country or community, in common with all the elements of the cost of production and subsistence—wages, profits, interest, depreciation, and materials—must be substantially drawn from each year's product. Now, the annual product of Mexico is comparatively very small. Thus, for example, Mr. Sutton, United States consul-general at Matamoros, as before noticed, has shown that the annual product of the single State of South Carolina is absolutely two and a half times—or, proportionally to area, twenty-five times—as valuable as the annual product of the entire northern half of Mexico; and the Argentine Republic of South America, with only one third of the population of Mexico, has a revenue twenty per cent greater, and double the amount of foreign commerce. Product being small, consumption must of necessity be also small. Ex-Consul Strother (report to State Department, United States, 1885) says: "The average cost of living (food and drink) to a laboring-man in the city of Mexico is about twenty-five cents per day; in the country from twelve and a half to eighteen cents. The average annual cost of a man's dress is probably not over five dollars; that of a woman double that sum, with an undetermined margin for gewgaws and cheap jewelry." Mr. Lambert, United States consul at San Blas, reports under date of May, 1884: "The average laborer and mechanic of this country may be fortunate enough, if luck be not too uncharitable toward him, to get a suit of tanned goat-skin, costing about six dollars, which will last him as many years."
Consul Campbell, of Monterey, under date of October, 1885, reports: The Mexican laborer is at but small cost for his clothing. He wears instead of shoes, sandals, which are nothing more than pieces of sole-leather cut to the size of the foot and tied on by strings of dressed hide. His clothes are made of the coarse, heavy linen of the country, and a full suit costs him $2.50. He always carries a blanket, which in many cases is woven by the women of his family, but, in case he buys it, costing from $2.50 to $10; but, as one blanket will last him many years, it adds but little to his yearly expenses. The total cost of clothing for one year will not exceed $10 or $12. He is at an equally small expense for the necessary clothing for his family. Four or five dollars a year will provide one or two calico dresses for his wife; and his children, when clothed at all, are but scantily covered with the remnants laid aside by the parents. Of household goods he is ignorant. A few untanned hides are used for beds, and dressed goat or sheep skins serve for mattress and covering.
The food of the masses consists mainly of agricultural products—corn (tortillas), beans (frijoles), and fruits, which are for the most part the direct results of the labor of the consumer, and not obtained through any mechanism of purchase or exchange. Persons conversant with the foreign commerce of Mexico are also of the opinion that not more than five per cent of its population buy at the present time any imported article whatever; or that, for all purposes of trade in American or European manufactures, the population is much in excess of half a million. Revenue in Mexico from any tariff on imports must, therefore, be also limited; and this limitation is rendered much greater than it need be by absurdly high duties; which (as notably is the case of cheap cotton fabrics) enrich the smuggler and a few mill-proprietors, to the great detriment of the national exchequer.
It is clear, therefore, that the basis available to the Government for obtaining revenue through the taxation of articles of domestic consumption, either in the processes of production, or through the machinery of distribution, is of necessity very narrow; and that if the state is to get anything, either directly or indirectly, from this source, there would really seem to be hardly any method open to it, other than that of an infinitesimal, inquisitorial system of assessment and obstruction, akin to what is already in existence.[10]
Note.—This curious tax experience of Mexico, although especially striking and interesting, is not exceptional, but finds a parallel, in a greater or less degree, in all countries of low civilization, small accumulation of wealth, and sluggish society movement. Thus, in the British island and colony of Jamaica, populated mainly by emancipated blacks and their descendants (554,132 out of a total of 580,804 in 1881), who own little or no land, and through favorable climatic conditions require the minimum of clothing and shelter, and little of food other than what is produced spontaneously, or by very little labor, the problem of how to raise revenue by any form of taxation, for defraying the necessary expenses of government, has been not a little embarrassing. For the year 1884, the revenue raised from taxation on this island represented an average assessment of about $3.40 per head of the entire population; but of this amount an average of about fifty cents only per head could be obtained from any excise or internal taxation; and this mainly through the indirect agency of licenses and stamps, and not by any direct assessment. The balance of receipts was derived from import and export duties, and from special duties on rum, which last furnished nearly one fourth of the entire revenue. During the same year the average taxation of the people of the United States—Federal, State, and municipal—was in excess of fourteen dollars per capita. A condition of things in British India, analogous to that existing in Jamaica, has for many years necessitated the imposition of very high taxes upon salt, as almost the only method by which the mass of the native population could be compelled to contribute anything whatever toward the support of their government; the consumption of salt being necessary to all, and its production and distribution being capable of control, and so of comparatively easy assessment. In short, if a man can avoid paying rent, make no accumulations, and will live exclusively on what he can himself gather from the bounty of Nature, he can not be taxed, except by a capitation or poll tax; and it would be difficult to see how in such a case even such a tax could be collected. But, the moment he enters into society and recognizes the advantages of the division of labor and exchange, he begins to pay taxes, and the higher the civilization he enjoys the greater will be the taxes.
But the greatest obstacle in the way of tax reform in Mexico is to be found in the fact that a comparatively few people—not six thousand out of a possible ten million own all the land, and constitute, in the main, the governing class of the country; and the influence of this class has thus far been sufficiently potent to practically exempt land from taxation. So long as this condition of things prevails, it is difficult to see how there is ever going to be a middle class (as there is none now worthy of mention), occupying a position intermediate between the rich and a vast ignorant lower class, that take no interest in public affairs, and are only kept from turbulence through military restraint. Such a class, in every truly civilized and progressive country, is numerically the greatest, and comprises the great producers; and because the great producers, the great consumers and tax-payers—for all taxes ultimately fall upon consumption—and so are the ones most interested in the promotion and maintenance of good government. A tax-policy, however, which would compel the land-owners to cut up and sell their immense holdings, especially if they are unwilling to develop them, would be the first step toward the creation of such a middle class. But it is not unlikely that Mexico would have to go through one more revolution, and that the worst one she has yet experienced, before any such result could be accomplished. At present, furthermore, there is no evidence that the mass of the Mexican people, who would be most benefited by any wise scheme for the partition of the great estates and for tax reform, feel any interest whatever in the matter, or would vigorously support any leader of the upper class that might desire to take the initiative in promoting such changes. And herein is the greatest discouragement to every one who wishes well for the country.


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Stuffed with corned beef, cooked in beer and served with a mustard sauce made fron the pan juices. You can also use leftover corned beef.
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- 10 cabbage leaves, blanched
- 1 lb corned beef, roughly chopped
- 1 medium onion, quartered
- 1 stalk celery, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 egg, beaten slightly
- 1 cup cooked brown rice
- 2 teaspoons spicy brown mustard
- 1 beef bouillon cube
- 1⁄4 cup boiling water
- 1 (12 ounce) can beer
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 tablespoon flour
- Preheat oven to 350°F.
- Place corned beef in a food processor and chop finely, remove.
- Add onion and celery and finely chop.
- In a bowl, combine egg, rice and mustard.
- Mix in corned beef, onion, and celery.
- Place 1/2 cup on each cabbage leaf and roll up tucking in ends and place seam seam side down in a 13x9 inch baking pan.
- Dissolve bouillon in boiling water, add beer and pour over cabbage rolls.
- Cover tightly and bake 1 1/2 hours.
- Remove from oven and pour out 1 cup of liquid.
- Melt butter in a saucepan, add flour, stir and cook over low heat 1 minute.
- Add liquid, increase heat to medium high, bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer until thickened.
- Pour over cabbage rolls and serve with additional mustard.
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i love the flavors of these sepreately can't wait to try this on paddy's day!
I had high hopes for this recipe. Both my husband and I ate one cabbage roll, but we did not enjoy the blend of flavors, at all.


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iOS '86 theme
Most amazing thing I've seen today. From tumblr: http://repponen.livejournal.com/80856.html
Best I can tell, it's not a theme, just a concept. Are there any actual themes out there like this?!? I need this so bad.
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I'm pretty sure the designer Anton Repponen will make this into a theme one day. If this picture has inspired you and you have themed before why not do it again? It'll be an awesome experience especially now with how good themes come out with the retina displays. Then submit them to a repository or become a Featured Artist in Cydia and see if you can make some money. You never know
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I think this might be the closest I've seen: Cydia Search | Package | com.codethemed.contrast8424
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Hi! My name is Bridey, I'm about to start studying at Curtin university. I have just finished a gap year where I was a teaching assistant at a primary school, working one on one with children with learning difficulties and in pre-primary. I'm very creative and love drawing, taking photos and writing. I enjoy cooking and can clean quite well. Any questions don't hesitate to ask!
Selina B - 21 year old Female Last logged on 09-Jan-2017
Dear families I'm from Germany who is the second year in Australia now. I like sport,dancing,drawing,soccer and playing with kids. I love to work with animals and kids and enjoy every time. I started with babysitting when I was 16 and I did two Au pair jobs. At the moment I'm taking care of a 8month old boy and his 4 year older brother. I have expirences with kids and babys. I also can help out in the household like washing and cleaning. And if you want to go to holidays I could also do some housesitting, housdities or pet sitting. I have expirences with cats,birds,fishes,geckos and working with dog since a while. So could feed them look for them and go for a walk. If u are interested or if u have any questions I'm always happy if u give me a text Ina
Amy E - 26 year old Female Last logged on 08-Jan-2017
Hello Parents, We are a Perth based nanny agency with no membership. We have a number of nannies who have available days. Please feel free to look us up: AJ Nannies and Services. The price we have listed is inclusive of insurance cover, tax and super. Our nannies all hold the necessary checks and have been through our strict screening process. All have a child care or health care background. We have nannies ranging from 18 years old to mid 60's all with previous experience in working with children. We are listing a few details about some of our nannies but please feel free to email though if you would like to chat about our services or to see the full profiles of our staff. *Tori* Lives in the city of Rockingham but is happy to travel. Tori is available full time at this stage *Fleur* Lives in the Perth Hills and is happy to travel. Fleur is available Mon-Wed as of February *Jo. B* Lives north of the river and is happy to travel most locations north of the river. Jo is available full time at this stage *Jo. R* Lives in the city of Kalamunda and is happy to travel up to 40km. Jo is available Tuesdays *Emma* Lives in the inner south-eastern suburbs and is happy to travel. Emma is available full time at this point *Luka* Lives in the City of Vincent. Luka is available full time but uses public transport so would not be suitable for positions that she may need to drive for. *Jessica D* Lives in the inner north-eastern suburbs. Jessica is currently available full time but will have reduced hours by February 2017 *Amy* Lives SOR. She is currently available full time *Beckie* Lives NOR. She is currently available Fridays If you have any questions or would like to meet with us please get in touch. Thank you Amy Managing Director AJ Nannies & Services
Vanessa D - 32 year old Female Last logged on 08-Jan-2017
Hello! My name is Vanessa and I am graduated in pedagogy. I have experience working with babysister with children from 1 year to 11 years old. Performed various duties, Among Which: supervising the children, preparing and serve nutritious meals, Maintaining a safe and healthy environment for the children, reading to the children, preparing arts and crafts and assisting Them, bringing the children to and from school. I am patient with children and love what I do.
Meagan G - 25 year old Female Last logged on 08-Jan-2017
I have worked with children for 10 years. I have worked in the childcare industry and as an education assistant in primary schools. I have 2 dogs that are my babies. I enjoy spending time with family especially my nieces and nephews. The beach and lots more. I believe that each child is different and should always be accepted for you they are. I look forward to hearing from some amazing families. Thankyou meagan ☺
Alena H - 24 year old Female Last logged on 08-Jan-2017
Nowadays I am a registered physiotherapist with two years specialised practise. I have worked at private clinic and ambulance of individually working physiotherapists to 7/2016. I will study English in Perth since 1 August 2016. I worked with children of different ages very often at private clinic and sometimes I helped in a kindergarden near my living and go on a trip with this organisation. I love children, work with them, teach them new things and because I ´m physiotherapist and personal trainer I use special games for development their fundamental movement skills (gross motor skills). I can help to our children with biology, chemistry, physics,...etc., I love animals that´s why it is no problem when you have some animal. I have some recommendation from the Czech Republic I will very glad when I will can help you with our children and teach them new things :)
Raphael B - 21 year old Male Last logged on 05-Jan-2017
I arrived in Perth at the end of October for and holiday and work experience. I am looking for a full time job on a long term, but I would accept obviously casual work opportunities. I would like to acquire new skills and experience discovering the working australian society. I love meet new people, I am a social person. I am interested by rock music and many other artistic things. I regulary practice theater for ten years, the piano and the african percussions for 7 years. I apreciate a lot cinema. Futhermore, I like to realize all kind of artistic things, I participated in realization of a clip musical video diffused in youtube. I have studied in Argentina for six months in order to complete my last year licence abroad. I am awared of the diploma of the BAFA (diploma for youth leaders and Workers which allows to lead and supervise younger children in holiday camps or in recreation center). I used to do babysitting, to supervised summer camps and I also used to be a scout chef. Thank you for your attention and for you consideration.
Jessica K - 24 year old Female Last logged on 04-Jan-2017
Hello ! I'm a french girl. In France I work in children institution because I am a special educator. Now I'm in Perth and I church a job for pay my rent.
Lauren J - 35 year old Female Last logged on 03-Jan-2017
Mother of 8year old boy and 6 months pregnant. Partner is currently studying Currently looking for casual work as most employers disregard my experience due to being pregnant
Anjana G - 28 year old Female Last logged on 03-Jan-2017
I am looking a nanny job i have a 6 month experience in similar role I am very reliable, honest, friendly and hard working person and I'm available anytime. Thank you
Jess B - 29 year old Female Last logged on 02-Jan-2017
Hi families, My name is Jess and I am a loving and caring who is searching for a lovely family to work for. I am a kind & honest person who loves spending time caring for children. I absolutely adore children and love watching them grow into gorgeous little people and learning from all the experiences they have. I love nature & will spend a lot of time outdoors with the children I care for. I have endless patience and am happy to sit for hours playing different games & doing different activities. I have worked as a nanny for 5 years & have been baby sitting casually for 14 years. I have also worked in child care centres. I have my Certificate III in Children's Services from TAFE, first aid certificate and working with children check. I have referees who are happy to be contacted. I am very confident caring for children of all ages. I have a son (11 months) who would need to come to jobs with me. He is extremely easygoing and happy and will not affect my care of your child/children at all. I am looking for approximately 10-15 hours of work per week. I am happy to take on casual jobs as well as long term jobs. Please get in touch if you think I sound like the right nanny for your family :-)
Amy T - 21 year old Female Last logged on 29-Dec-2016
Hi, my name is Amy. I am currently in my fourth year of studying to become an Early Childhood and Primary School Teacher at Murdoch University.I am looking for casual weekend work. I am fantastic with all ages of children and I have lots of experience. Thank you for your time, please contact me if you have any questions:)
Simone L - 28 year old Female Last logged on 29-Dec-2016
I'm a spontaneous, flexible girl from Holland with loads of energy. I've had many different job experiences, what made me to the devoted worker I am today. I worked full time for 3 years at a day care center with 4 different locations. I have experience with all ages from 3 months to 12 year olds. I followed a study for 3 years and worked 20 hours a week as an intern at different day cares. I truly loved my job working with children because it is so rewarding and grateful and you get to teach them cool stuff as well. I was a nanny in Perth 2 years ago, for a family of 6, all references available. You can describe me as a active, devoted, independent, good in improvising, creative, always enthusiastic and hard working girl that has good social skills and is always craving to learn something new. In my point of view about raising kids there's always space to act spontaneous like to start dancing out of the blue or creative role play with toys, learning them new skills while being creative at the same time, but most of all having fun with them while regonising their needs. But the parents rules and needs for the kids are always number one. I am not a huge fan of television and video games, there are so many other fun and creative ways to entertain the kids.
Sarah S - 32 year old Female Last logged on 23-Dec-2016
I am a highly experienced child care worker with 14 years professional experience. I have worked within a nursery setting working in a senior position. I have been responsible for fellow colleagues and a key Worker for up to 8 children. I am experienced with tracking children's development and knowing what each individual child needs in order to help them strive and develop successfully. I am also a Student Nurse in ECU.
Widyawaty H - 28 year old Female Last logged on 22-Dec-2016
I'd love to help parents in taking care of their children. I always treat the kids that I've took care as my nephews or nieces, so I'm looking for a family who will treat me as part of their family and want me to take care of their children as like a big sister or aunt. I hope the parents will still have some quality time with their parents and I have time to explore the city and probably find other casual work.
Emilia M - 38 year old Female Last logged on 19-Dec-2016
Am a lady aged 36 am doing my Diploma in community services i have finished my cert IV .Am on a student visa it expires 2020.I have done this type of job here in Australia but now the baby is going to school.The name of the employer was Chipo Munyorobi 0450304805.
Sarah B - 20 year old Female Last logged on 15-Dec-2016
Hi! My name is Sarah - I'm a 19 year old Criminology student with a passion for children and their welfare. I currently volunteer with Edmund Rice Camps WA which provides disadvantaged kids with the opportunity to have fun and learn in a safe environment. I enjoy working with and looking after children and aim to work in Juvenile Justice. I am looking for casual babysitting jobs to not only provide respite for busy parents and carers but also to care for and have fun with your children.
Debora C - 30 year old Female Last logged on 15-Dec-2016
My name is Debora, I'm studying English at Curtin University and I´m from Brazil. I am married, mature, reliable and easygoing. I really enjoy working with children because I love their energy and enthusiasm to learn. I love playing sport and teaching as well. I have driven license and police check and wwc in process. I´ve been nanny for 3 years in Brazil and I worked with babies and children. 4 years old, my brother was literate for me before going to school. I would love to have the opportunity to work with your children and your family! I am avaliable all weekend time and during the week between 5 pm and 11 pm. Beginning September, I am avaliable any time during the week as well. Thank you!
Ciska V - 25 year old Female Last logged on 10-Dec-2016
Hi families, My name is Ciska a Dutch girl who has been living in Australia for almost two years now. I have a Bachelor Degree in Management of Tourism and a Master Degree in Management of Communication. Just finished my 6 months Au Pair experience in Mount Hawthorn with three kids aged 8, 6 and 4 years old. I just moved in with my partner and would love to find a new family for a live out experience. I am very flexible with hours and days. I would like to start soon and looking for a long term position but I am open for any proposal. I have my driving license and a car in order to be able to get to your place. Feel free to contact me for any inquiries.
Sara D - 30 year old Female Last logged on 10-Dec-2016
I am one of 6 children. I have a law and psychology degree. I am currently running a swim school in a recreation centre. I am saving to go travelling next year and to buy my own home.
Katarina T - 48 year old Female Last logged on 01-Dec-2016
I've been living and working in Australia for the last 10 years. Im from a very big family and the youngest of 13, Im very hard working and experience in many things, like bringing my own two kids up on my own and working at the same time. And who are now very independent and living their own lives. Im no Masters chef, but i can cook and i run a run a very spotless house whole. The last six years Ive been working in the mining industry as a utility worker/ 2IC , so when it comes to work Im not scared to give anything ago.I could go on and on about myself but if given a chance to have an interview with you I could tell u more about who I am and where and why i would be ideal for this job.
Ana P - 22 year old Female Last logged on 29-Nov-2016
Hi I am a french girl , I m in Australia since one month. During this month I was au pair for an Australia family with 2 children (a little boy 2 years old and a girl 6 years old ) I made cook and clean the house. But I was lived with my family and I need my independence so now I search a similarly job but I want keep my appartement . So if you need a reference I have . I spent all my childhood with my sister and my parents in a beautiful house in the middle of the nature, in peacefull environement. After my Baccalaureate, I moved to England in Southampton as un aupair, during four months. It was a french family with parents, Marjane 4 years old and Taliessin 2 years old. My work was to bring children to school and take care to their pedagogic development (education, shower, homeworks, hobbies...). I was in charge to do home tasks and I tried to involve them in each (cooking, wearing..). I had to take care of children when parents went out. I already have a good relationship with children, as I take care of them since I was a teenager. I would like to be continue a job same aupair. Because its just wonderful to learn english and to discorver new cultures and countries. Be an au pair is for me a perfect combinee of my desires and personnal development. Morover it permitted me to develop my sense of responsabilities. I am serious person, responsible and well engaged in daily tasks which instrusted me. I hope meet you . Cheers Ana
Tingting L - 35 year old Female Last logged on 29-Nov-2016
My name is Ting, I have a business administration/accounting working background, but recently I have just completed my Certificate III in Early Childcare Education & Services, I did my 2 months' placement in a childcare centre in South Perth, references can be provided when required. I am originally from China, studied and worked in New Zealand for 12 years, and moved to Perth 2 years ago. I am reliable, positive and well organised, I am very flexible with the hours. I love children and spending time with them, I can help them with their homework. I like cycling, jogging, watching movies, cooking and baking, I can help with simple cooking/housework if required. I hold a WA driver license, I can take children for outdoor activities if required.
Amy M - 24 year old Female Last logged on 28-Nov-2016
I am a recently graduated teacher having successfully completed a four year Bachelor of Education (Primary) at Edith Cowan University. During my studies I have undertaken over six months of professional practice with age groups ranging from kindy to seven. I am looking for a nannying position for the duration of the christmas school holidays. I have a police clearance, working with children's check, drivers licence. Please email me if you have any questions. hourly rate is negotiable.
Yunru C - 20 year old Female Last logged on 24-Nov-2016
I am a international student and now studying in Curtin University. I am good at doing all the housework and loving to play with kids. I am a optimistic girl and could be very kind to children.I come from China and is able to teach children about Chinese. I also had an volunteer experience in a primary school.
Kusum S - 60 year old Female Last logged on 12-Nov-2016
I have two grown up children who are busy leading their own lives. I have been doing Relief Teaching and since its the end of the year there isnt much work around and I was thinking of taking up a part time job when I read your advertisement looking for a part-time nanny which appealed to me as i love children and enjoy being with them no matter what age-group they are. I am avery organised and easy-going person and love cooking too. I am interested in this position as it not only would meet my financial needs but also at the same time I would enjoy spending time with your children. Hoping to hear from you at the earliest. Many thanks.
Rachel O - 20 year old Female Last logged on 10-Nov-2016
I am an enthusiastic, mature and positive female who loves working with children. In my previous roles, I have been a support worker for children with disabilities, a swimming instructor for toddlers and children and also a tutor for primary and high school aged children. I am highly responsible, but at the same time I enjoy building a rapport with children to ensure they develop in confidence and also have fun. I am currently a university student studying a double degree in Law and International Relations.
Paris M - 20 year old Female Last logged on 06-Nov-2016
Hi! I'm Paris, I'm currently studying Psychology at Curtin and I will be going on to 4th year honours next year. I'm hoping to specialise in clinical child psychology, I have a real passion for kids as they bring a lot of fun and enjoyment. I believe that it is imperative that they are provided with optimum care to ensure they get the most out of life. I'm currently a dance teacher, teaching kids from ages 2+. I additionally tutor for Department of Child Protection (DCP), and volunteer for DCP as part of the mentor program. This program entails me forming a relationship with a young child in foster care, where I see the child once every fortnight and engage them in fun activities and life lessons. These can include things like bushwalking for fitness, going to the beach for leisure, and working on 'value' activities to build confidence and identity. I'm really interested in becoming a Nanny as I believe it is a fun, relaxed and worthwhile environment. I am able to assist with tutoring on any after-school days from my tutoring background. I also LOVE to cook and bake, I'm very enthusiastic about food and health. I am an organised and practical individual, open to new activities and challenges. I hope you consider me.
Leeya H - 18 year old Female Last logged on 03-Nov-2016
Hello! I have just graduated from a Catholic school in Rockingham and am currently looking for work! I absolutely love working children and constantly being around them. I have been volunteering at my local Joey Police Rangers for the past few years and umpiring the young Net Set Go girls at netball! I also have my working with children's check and a National Police Clearance as well as a Certificate III in Health Services Assistance where I have learnt the basics of first aid (I am able to provide first aid). This certificate has also taught me how to safely prepare food and how to maintain proper hygiene. I have always baby sat my cousins and the children across the road from me. I am super responsible and I hope I get the opportunity to show who ever needs me that! I have my drivers license and a 4 year old reliable vehicle so I am able to do before / after school runs or take children to their after school activities.
Marisa S - 47 year old Female Last logged on 03-Nov-2016
My name is Marisa i was born in Udon Thanni Thailand. I immigrated to Australia in 2014 to be with my husband . Before coming to Australia i was a teacher , Sunday school Teacher and business operator i have also done volunteer work teaching at the Nong pla prison in Chonburi Thailand . Since coming to Australia i have completed my certificate 3 in age care including my first aid certificate. i am a Christian lady with a love of fitness and the out doors i love to cook and play guitar.
Sabrina A - 27 year old Female Last logged on 01-Nov-2016
Hello! I'm Sabrina from Belgium and I am looking for a "short" Au-pair position (up to 6 weeks). In my country, I'm a law-student but I'm currently visiting Australia and I'm looking for an extra job. I have a lot of experience with kids as I have a very big family and a lot of little cousins/nephews... And since I'm in Australia, I took care of 3 wonderful kids. I love kids so much : playing with them (indoor and outdoor activities), reading stories, singing and dancing with them and why not, teach them a little bit of my language (French)... :) It is always a pleasure to spend time with them. I am very motivated, dynamic, resourceful, reliable and patient. I love cooking, listening to music, travels, art crafts and I play piano :) I travel with my fiancé who is a sport teacher and tennis instructor. He loves kids just as much as I do and he has farming and gardening experience. He's looking for any kind of job on his own. We are interested in both live-in and live-out positions as we have our own campervan. We currently are in Perth but willing to move quickly if necessary. If you are interested or want more informations, please feel free to contact me. Have a good day! Sabrina.
Emma H - 26 year old Female Last logged on 26-Oct-2016
I am a British female living in Perth. I have previous childcare experience including in a teaching role as well as a caregiver. I am fluent in both French and German as well as English being my native language.
Kristen R - 18 year old Female Last logged on 26-Oct-2016
I am a very responsible and reliable person who enjoys helping out others wherever i can possible. I can cook, i absolutely love cleaning( sounds weird for a 17 year old to say that right) and am able to handle any problems that arise. I have my seniors first aid certificate and have just finished year 12. I know that when it comes to choosing a Nanny it can be quite a daunting and cautious decision when it comes to it and I realise that you want to find someone who your children would be in safe hands with and feel comfortable around. If given the opportunity I would love nothing more than to display to you that I am the nanny for you. I absolutely adore children and will cherish them just as much as you do. I do hope you find the right nanny! Thankyou!
Anjana G - 28 year old Female Last logged on 25-Oct-2016
I am looking for a nanny and babysitting job i am very reliable, honest and hard working person i have a experience of babysitting and nanny work. Thanks
Pamela P - 66 year old Female Last logged on 20-Oct-2016
Hello, My name is Pamela and I live in the beautiful city of Perth. I am a retired professional, seeking to engage in part time work in the area of child care, support, housekeeping. I have no direct professional childcare experience, I achieved a B eng (mech) and B Ec. I am an intelligent caring woman, fit and healthy and delight in my close relationship with my god children, friends children and am a "nanny Pammy" to a close friend's 10 & 8 year old son & daughter. My daughter and sister reside in Sydney and I have no remaining family in Perth. I am an honset, reliable woman. Fit and healthy and would welcome the opportunity to care for children in their own home from 6months - 10 years. I am a good cook would be prepared to assist with some preparation of food, assist with laundry and importantly would care for any child as if my own. I am looking for a maximum of 2-3 days a week of part time hours. Can be available for some evenings with notice and weekend assistance if required. If there is an opportunity to meet I am confident you would be prepared to entrust me with your most precious, your child/children.
Nanny D - 32 year old Female Last logged on 20-Oct-2016
Caring, reliable and trustworthy professional. Experienced at tending to both the physical and emotional needs of babies and young children, as well as maintaining an organized home. At the end of a long day, you can expect to return to a tidy and calm household. To be greeted by content children, who have been bathed, consumed a healthy dinner and are ready for cuddles and story time before bed. Excellent long term written and phone references available.
Find a nanny or babysitter in Perth,Western Australia and all other regions of Western Australia. All the Perth and Western Australia nanny and babysitter you will need. We have found 68 babysitters who can provide services in Perth in the state of Western Australia. You can also do a free search for Perth,Western Australia nannies and babysitters by putting your postcode in the nanny search. Find a baby sitter, au pair or nanny in Perth,Western Australia or neighbouring suburb. Browse babysitters, au pairs and nannies in Perth,Western Australia. To find a nanny or babysitter in Perth,Western Australia please join on a free trial.
- We have been very impressed by the applicants and have found a wonderful nanny for our children. Thank you!Britt - ( Cedar Brush Creek ) - NSW. November 2016Easy to use service and lots of responses.Lisa - ( Macleod ) - Victoria. August 2015Extraordinarily quick to find someone we like.Barbara - ( Wheelers Hill ) - Victoria. May 2014Great service, quick and easy.Lorraine - ( Keiraville ) - NSW. August 2016I am happy with my experience with this website. We interviewed the first nanny yesterday and we decided to hire her. She is the perfect one that we looked for and also she was so happy with us. Simply we are the perfect family for her and she is the perfect nanny for us.Hind - ( Subiaco ) - Western Australia. Oct 2014Our nanny was absolutely perfect. She took great care of my eight year old daughter for three days. My daughter raved about how much fun she had with Rochelle and her family. I highly recommend Rochelle as a responsible, joyful, wonderful nanny.Kim - ( Mulgrave ) - VIC. November 2014


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I add a swirl to my body wash (on the puff) and it makes my skin very soft. The only annoying thing is that the container makes it difficult to only get a little. You need to squeeze the bottle to get anything out and then it shoots out.
natural oil for general skincare
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An all-natural skin care oil that moisturizes and softens skin.It sinks in perfectly without leaving an oily film.I combine this with aloe vera gel and I'm very happy with the result.I also use it as an eye make-up remover and works great.The only downside is the bottle, sometimes I need just a few drops but instead I get more than the desired amount.Will probably try sth else next time.
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I have never used jojoba oil before. This product has a very mild pleasant smell. Applies easily. I have been using it for a facial wash, body and face moisturiser and loving it. Only downside is that the cap dispenses way too much at a go. I have decantered it into a separate bottle with a dropper which works much better. I would buy again
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Job openings in April 2010
June 11, 2010
In April, the number of job openings increased to 3.1 million and the job openings rate increased to 2.3 percent.
Since the most recent trough of 2.3 million in July 2009, the monthly job openings level has risen by 740,000. The job openings level increased in April for total nonfarm and total private. The level decreased for government. The number of job openings was little changed in most industries. The level increased in the Northeast and the West.
These data are from the BLS Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, and are seasonally adjusted. Data for the most recent month are preliminary and subject to revision. More information can be found in "Job Openings and Labor Turnover — April 2010" (HTML) (PDF), news release USDL-10-0773. The job openings rate is computed by dividing the number of job openings by the sum of employment and job openings and multiplying that quotient by 100.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Job openings in April 2010 on the Internet at https://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2010/ted_20100611.htm (visited January 23, 2017).
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