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[Herne Hill Hammer]

What was it like growing up in Kalkeith? Were you neighbours with Gina Rinehart?


It's horrible isn't it. The money would be much better spent on making sure people have food and shelter.

I knew there was a reason I had you on ignore for years, you don't contribute anything. Do you have any real life, personal experiences yourself? Have you ever engaged or contributed to society in any sort of meaningful way in your whole adult life?

I was unaware that Kalgoorlie (I guess that's what you're trying to allude to) ever had any of the manufacturers that I mentioned in my previous post.

 

[Kram]

Very common sense and accurate post.

A vast majority of the posters on this political thread and forum are on welfare payments themselves including the one your talking to and don’t work or are uneducated ( or took some piece of shit arts degree that ended up worthless)

I have known of plenty of people over the years that put up advertisements for senior engineering positions and receive 100+ applicants from dole bludgers.

The reason they do this is because they don’t want to work and are making unrealistic applications to satisfy the Centre link criteria of job hunting, with no real intention of ever working.

Why should everyday Australian who are hard working have to open their wallets to hand over money to these losers??

Put hardworking Australians first for a change

 

[NSWCROW]

 

[Big_Luch]

Sick of the government going after people committing fraud?

 

[GreyCrow]

Sick of the government going after people committing fraud?

Nope, sick of the government ignoring the bigger payday

 

[Hawk Dork]

Sick of the government going after people committing fraud?

Are you sick of the government turning a blind eye to corporations and individuals committing "legal" fraud with creative accounting ?

 

[Big_Luch]

Are you sick of the government turning a blind eye to corporations and individuals committing "legal" fraud with creative accounting ?

Are they committing fraud or exploiting the rules to their advantage?

 

[Hawk Dork]

Are they committing fraud or exploiting the rules to their advantage?

depends on interpretation doesnt it
avoidance/evasion

maybe we need a few robo calls to find out ?

 

[Number37]

Are they committing fraud or exploiting the rules to their advantage?

Fraud.

~$1bn / year in fraudulent deductions on individual tax returns.

 

[CheapCharlie]

Fraud.

~$1bn / year in fraudulent deductions on individual tax returns.

And the tax department is continually monitoring and improving data matching to catch individuals who cheat on their tax returns

 

[Number37]

And the tax department is continually monitoring and improving data matching to catch individuals who cheat on their tax returns

And so does the Human Services Dept.

 

[SaintsSeptember]

Yeah go after the biggest corporations make it unpleasant for them to exist in Australia.......you know those corporations that give people jobs, interfering with their real calling...making coffee and mowing lawns.

 

[GreyCrow]

Yeah go after the biggest corporations make it unpleasant for them to exist in Australia.......you know those corporations that give people jobs, interfering with their real calling...making coffee and mowing lawns.

I guess there is some logic in this. I mean lets not go after drug dealers and criminals because they employ people also

Fairly silly argument to be fair. You go after the corporate criminals and that should leave the competition to be more open and fairer for many more businesses to survive in therefore creating more employment

 

[JackOutback]

I guess there is some logic in this. I mean lets not go after drug dealers and criminals because they employ people also

Fairly silly argument to be fair. You go after the corporate criminals and that should leave the competition to be more open and fairer for many more businesses to survive in therefore creating more employment

By that logic, we should be going easy on the banks right now.

 

[SaintsSeptember]

I guess there is some logic in this. I mean lets not go after drug dealers and criminals because they employ people also

Fairly silly argument to be fair. You go after the corporate criminals and that should leave the competition to be more open and fairer for many more businesses to survive in therefore creating more employment

If they aren't criminals. And we shouldn't be in such a rush to make them less profitable if they can be more profitable elsewhere.

By that logic, we should be going easy on the banks right now.

Not if they are breaking the law.
It should be like umpiring. Were they holding the ball or were they not. None of this go easy, go hard crap.

 

[NSWCROW]

So now we know what a life is worth....

https://www.buzzfeed.com/aliceworkm...q3Z9wmhQUjtY_gaEcaRDV0My9grByQl7D94fV-aHt8klg

A Company Has Been Fined $90,000 After A Teenager Died On Its Work For The Dole Site

 

[NSWCROW]

NEATO Employment Services Pty Ltd pleaded guilty to an amended complaint filed by the Queensland Office of Industrial Relations (QOIR) that it failed to comply with a health and safety duty (category three).

No conviction was recorded against NEATO, and the company has been given two months to pay the fine and court costs.

Small business minister Michaelia Cash, the minister in charge of the Work for the Dole program at the time of the teenager's death, promised to conduct an investigation and publish a report within a month of the incident.

Two and a half years on and nothing has been released.

She's all class that one....

 

[SaintsSeptember]

So now we know what a life is worth....

A Company Has Been Fined $90,000 After A Teenager Died On Its Work For The Dole Site

What are you suggesting here?
It appears that a person died after riding on the back of a tray he shouldn't have been on, and that his training record showed that he knew this.
The company was still found to be less than ideal in its workplace safety and was fined.

What are you calling for .... an eye for an eye?
Crucifiction?

Why would anyone suggest that the $90 000 was a value of human life and more than any other such fine that is routinely found against organizations?

 

[TimmeT]

What are you suggesting here?
It appears that a person died after riding on the back of a tray he shouldn't have been on, and that his training record showed that he knew this.
The company was still found to be less than ideal in its workplace safety and was fined.

What are you calling for .... an eye for an eye?
Crucifiction?

Why would anyone suggest that the $90 000 was a value of human life and more than any other such fine that is routinely found against organizations?

The thing is that this poster has a history of being a highly partisan pro left/ALP fanboi. Thus it is not surprising that they would hold such an extreme view on this outcome considering their past behaviours on this board.

 

[NSWCROW]

What are you suggesting here?
It appears that a person died after riding on the back of a tray he shouldn't have been on, and that his training record showed that he knew this.
The company was still found to be less than ideal in its workplace safety and was fined.

What are you calling for .... an eye for an eye?
Crucifiction?

Why would anyone suggest that the $90 000 was a value of human life and more than any other such fine that is routinely found against organizations?

Jumping at shadows in your over-eagerness to have a ping bigfella

 

[Hawk Dork]

What are you suggesting here?
It appears that a person died after riding on the back of a tray he shouldn't have been on, and that his training record showed that he knew this.
The company was still found to be less than ideal in its workplace safety and was fined.

What are you calling for .... an eye for an eye?
Crucifiction?

Why would anyone suggest that the $90 000 was a value of human life and more than any other such fine that is routinely found against organizations?

What did the electrician get for sending the kids into the roof with a stapler and foil insulation and the power turned on?

 

[Leeda]

Sick of the government going after people committing fraud?

sick of them finding them or are you just genuinely gasping at them being done for duping your well earned mozzarella hey...

sh

 

[Jibroni]

I guess there is some logic in this. I mean lets not go after drug dealers and criminals because they employ people also

Fairly silly argument to be fair. You go after the corporate criminals and that should leave the competition to be more open and fairer for many more businesses to survive in therefore creating more employment

Unfortunately it can be systematic and not just one business.

And the end if the day ASIC exist for a reason and should also be held to account when companies are fraudulent.

 

[Leeda]

I am all for catching them small chiauwahas.. or them small 'dog' penalties that like to show their rump at the front and then
tell everyone that they have nothing to worry about...

handle everyone with care but give everyone due respect when they do the rumba with a wrong rhumba... being a bit flippant
here but i am serious about those who carry on and think they won't get caught.. hello Tracy Grimshaw... love your work...

 

[Big_Luch]

sick of them finding them or are you just genuinely gasping at them being done for duping your well earned mozzarella hey...

sh

Doing something illegal should be be dealt with. Doesn't matter who you are.