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According to WorkSafe Victoria, the highest rate of drinking is among administrative and executive staff. Other heavy drinking occupations include mine workers, salespersons, clerical staff, professionals, transport workers, trades people and labourers. [v]
Contrary to what many people think, it is not only the "problem drinker" who may cause alcohol-related problems at work. Impacts on work performance and relationships can arise from:
* the consumption of alcohol by anyone at work, during meal breaks or at work-sponsored events
* one-off or occasional bouts of heavy, or "binge", drinking outside work
* long-term moderate to heavy drinking by people outside work.
This means that when we talk about alcohol and work, we include the whole working population.
Read the Report: Alcohol and Work: Patterns of use, workplace culture and safety.
The number of alcoholics that don't think there alcoholics in Australia, is around 5 million and that includes binge drinkers, so don't come off to me as your all in control........lol....The one that say they don't are the one's that do the most. Paint me what ever colour you want, but I know human-nature, so lick that dan and not OUG's butt:)
Hypocritical delusional bulling as you would expect from Australians that thinks the sun shines from there arses....LOL....you may want to judge yourselves before you judge others.
BLUE