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Labor: stuck between a boat and a hard place : Comments
By John Slater, published 24/7/2015There are few occasions that shine such penetrating light on the deeply embittered ideological divide between the Labor Party's left and right factions quite like its national conference.
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And I want the coalition to provide something more tangible than hot air when it comes to dealing with the unions, and I would say that one way to do that is by making them redundant and or less relevant.
Workers should not require the support of a Union representative to ensure that their employer is prepared to pay them their correct entitlements according to law.
And an employee should not have to risk cuts to their hours or the loss of their job by filing a complaint with the Fair Work Ombudsman.
All that is required to rectify the problem is a small tweak to the Ombudsman service and maybe a brief ad campaign to get the ball rolling.
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Much genuine good will can be acquired (in my experience) by empowering people to gain greater control over their financial security solution for themselves.
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I listened to the CEO of TESLA speak online from their website recently. To think that the whole world can be powered by solar from such a relatively small piece of land.