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Employers in my own industry provide caveats for themselves whilst abrogating the rights of their employees through the use of permission clauses in their contracts. These clauses allow them to thumb their noses at the rights of their employee's with the specific permission of the very same. Even though these contracts are illegal at best, a form of theft at worst, no one police's this.
The destruction caused to our economy through the uncertain industrial environment and the headless,lawless way, we allow business people to conduct themselves in our country is a direct result of bad Govt. In this case the Howard Govt, followed by those after them, for not fixing it.
As I work on an Easter Saturday for no pay, I fear the biggest problem we have as an retailer, is that the declining living standards that are direct result of such bad policy, are the reason my productivity is reduced and not the cost of the hours I am working.
There are simply not enough positive happy customers coming through the door anymore with sufficient capacity to purchase to make it sensible,worthwhile or enjoyable to work Public Hols for nothing.
No matter how many extra free hours my employer feels he can exploit from my life in favour of his own goals, he will not succeed in sating his own greed.
As petrol increases,utilities, communications etc go through the roof without any apparent restraint,stripping people of their capacity to survive, prosper or get ahead through working hard. No matter how hard or long you work your living standards will continue to decline.
Does anybody want to do something about this ?.