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Industrial relations reform continues to be a policy goal for the government, but former chief economist to the prime minister Andrew Stone says it requires “political capital” for it to be passed. Mr McCrann told Sky News host Peta Credlin he is unsure the prime minister has “a lot of political capital coming into this coronavirus issue”. He said the prime minister will lose a lot more capital when the government has to announce “in big red letters that budget surplus has disappeared”.
How many press secretaries do the LNP have?
This says it all
do you mean those businesses who underpayed their staff.. no, I don't think they should be 'doing deals' with their workers
Because we rely too much on China!
They mean pay their workers less and their CEO’s more.
OKRupert
Don’t start Terry
Oh, of course. Business owner: 'I'd really like to increase your wages by 20% but, ya know, I'm not allowed to develop productivity. I want to, but I'm not allowed' Yep, that sounds completely plausible.
Always love when Terry's name pops up because it reminds me of his incredibly weird looking head
Sounds legit Terry 🤣
Yep they make deals with Chinese workers
Correct
Yeah and that explains all the wage theft doesn’t it 😆😂 Sky News is unfair competition for chaser
Have 6 kids & hear stories of: Unpaid overtime (apparently it's expected) Witheld superannuation Under paid salaries Non paid salaries (but lots of promises) Nepotism & at least 3 of these are LARGE corporations These are not mistakes, they are standard business models
That will be this Terry McCrann, yeah? (The one in the middle - and I think I'm being flattering.)
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