cartwright
Brownlow Medallist
Its a great relief we in Vic are seeing consistently low numbers now. With a lot of lessons learnt along the way.
I look forward in the next few weeks for the conversation led by the federal and joined by state governments to start to discuss the over casualisation of Australian workforce, the lack of job security and what will be done to improve this for working Australians. Because, as the liberals have said the whole time - this is the only thing that matters. Working, business and money.
EDIT: just read this:
The sacked staff will not receive separation payments or redundancies because they are employed on a casual basis, despite many being on staff for more than two years.
A significant proportion of the laid-off cohort work regular full-time hours, but remain on casual contracts, according to the Australian Services Union, which represents some of the workforce.
Callous indifference. Indeed.
I look forward in the next few weeks for the conversation led by the federal and joined by state governments to start to discuss the over casualisation of Australian workforce, the lack of job security and what will be done to improve this for working Australians. Because, as the liberals have said the whole time - this is the only thing that matters. Working, business and money.
EDIT: just read this:
More than 400 Melbourne Centrelink call centre workers sacked
Workers were told on Tuesday by $2b British public service provider Serco that their employment would end on October 30.
www.theage.com.au
The sacked staff will not receive separation payments or redundancies because they are employed on a casual basis, despite many being on staff for more than two years.
A significant proportion of the laid-off cohort work regular full-time hours, but remain on casual contracts, according to the Australian Services Union, which represents some of the workforce.
Callous indifference. Indeed.