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so n o more work place agreements, but at what cost
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Have the supporters of these new laws really thought of the possible consequences that may follow or did they, like many others, vote for a change just for the hell of it.
You see many people who were previously deemed to be 'almost unemployable' were happily going about their new jobs in the knowledge that at least they were contributing now which among many things gave them a sense of self satisfaction and a feeling of belonging to the community.
As I have stated before I do not employ anyone on a 'below minimum wage' but I hold grave fears for these poor soles as rather than going off to work, as usual, they may well now see themselves once again going off to the local centre link office.
I just hope that if they do loose their jobs because of the changes, that you people who lobbied so hard for their 'well being' can share some of their anguish as they try to cope on much less than the $500 a week they were used to when they receive their pittance in the form of a dole cheque.
Remember one very critical fact. Many of these people are almost unemployable when compared to normal every day workers. And many of them were happy!